I was just wondering in a truly altruistically sympathetic way if the BA height requirements for cabin crew discriminated against some of the cabin crew in a manner which could affect health and safety with regard to the window blinds, closing of? Perhaps as a result of any BA maximum height restriction some cabin crew might find themselves bracchium disadvantaged?
This disability could pose serious problems for crew having to lean across rows of seats to close blinds. This could be a task for which, with their short little arms, they are ill equipped to complete. Perhaps that is the philanthropic rationale behind the recent BASSA kerfuffle?