Before Carnage comments on the performance of cabin crew it is worth noting that on this forum, he spends nearly all his time discussing the "appalling mistakes" of his colleagues, which usually amount to a huge loss of life and millions of $'s worth of damage.
I don't recall any cabin crew being so destructive?
As far as being a 'divine occupation', prospective pilots with elementary co-ordination and aptitude can buy themselves a career for around U$50,000 and have an ATPL within a year. It takes three years to qualify as an electrician in the UK.
Just imagine, I could pack up my career with BA tomorrow and be flying for "bottom feeders and ****house airlines" in a little over a year!
Flap33. YOu must be careful when you bring into the arena comments about cabin crew rest on a JFK flight, when your colleagues regularly take "controlled rest", even with a three man crew and bunk rest at the same time.
Last edited by Tea Coffee Or Me; 21st Jul 2008 at 09:40.