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alohajec
15th Feb 2013, 23:23
Finally - in 2 days from now (beginning Feb. 18) - we can wear jeans and sports shoes in Business and First Class while ID traveling. I'm still waiting for them to kick me off for my loud Aloha shirt...

Funny how the small stuff makes things a bit more tolerable. Blue skies.

Aloha:ok:

Speed Weasel
16th Feb 2013, 00:16
Sports shoes less weight than dress shoes?

FERetd
16th Feb 2013, 10:17
Finally, someone has realised that I.D. travellers dressed in jeans and sports shoes are less conspicuous than if dressed in jacket and ties/ dinner jackets etc.

It didn't take long, did it?

spleener
16th Feb 2013, 10:59
Oh, and you can check-in in uniform before changing!:D

What will the check-in Nazi's do now???:yuk:

White None
17th Feb 2013, 16:42
What's a "Sports Shoe"?

Ski Boot, Trainer, 70's Porn Star slip on specials?

WaldoPepper
20th Feb 2013, 01:31
OK, so in the first section under "First and Business Class cabins" it gives an example as:
Trousers/chinos/jeans and a collared shirt.

Then later in the document it says in the IN-Flight Dress Code section:
Full length/tailored trousers - no denim jeans...

and then
Pleas note that clothing made of denim material is not acceptable for travel in Business or First Class

Glad they make things nice and clear.

mcdude
20th Feb 2013, 02:43
"the document" covers both the pre and post Feb 18th dress code...

treboryelk
20th Feb 2013, 02:45
B******s, they put the 'valid until the 17th Feb 2013' in larger text and in a different colour. If only they had made the text larger still and in red, maybe that would have been OBVIOUS!

WaldoPepper
20th Feb 2013, 07:24
OK, got it now. When you print it out at CX the "valid until 17 Feb" is printed on the last line in the same colour as the rest of the document so i missed it.

N1 Vibes
8th Mar 2013, 07:18
...so glad I left.

Koan
8th Mar 2013, 09:22
Our mob woke up to reality a couple years back , "nice" shorts even now acceptable. All those years dragging around sport coats and loafers...

However, I will never dress as bad as some of our biz/first class pax. Buy some freaking clothes already. Fat, drunk, old, and shabbily attired is no way to travel!

FERetd
8th Mar 2013, 09:56
KOAN Quote:- "Fat, drunk, old, and shabbily attired is no way to travel!"

What have I ever done to offend you?:)

BusyB
8th Mar 2013, 10:22
N1 Vibes

Standartds

And which "Standard" slipping did you have in mind:)

gcal
9th Mar 2013, 07:43
Surely though you are going to miss the thrill of a check in agent whose attired breaks every rule in the book, stepping from behind the desk to check what [B]you [B]are wearing..

fergineer
10th Mar 2013, 04:02
Koan have you ever told any of your biz/1st passengers how you feel about their dress mmmm thought not, if you ever had the outright cheek to try and tell me a full fare paying passenger how to dress you would be in front of your CP. I dress how I want, I have a goatee beard and a pony tail does that exclude me from travelling? Normally wear jeans and a comfortable polo shirt let me who pays the money wear just what the hell I like.

Frogman1484
10th Mar 2013, 04:56
Fergineer, I think you are missing the spirit of the thread. This is not about how you dress or look , but about the outdated internal rules we had imposed on us.

In the past I had my mother rejected by the staff travel fashion police, because she was wearing special shoes due to her recent hip replacment op. At the same time there were biz class passengers checking in shorts and flip flops.

nitpicker330
10th Mar 2013, 05:43
Quite a few boganaires Tavel in business and first class. The ones that drink the bar dry and piss off the cabin crew asking for stuff all of the time. Usually they pinch things after the flight too.

Ahhhhh the great unwashed have rights too you know!! :}

de facto
10th Mar 2013, 11:43
I dress how I want, I have a goatee beard and a pony tail does that exclude me from travelling? Normally wear jeans and a comfortable polo shirt let me who pays the money wear just what the hell I like.

Never seen a goat travelling in First before:}

broadband circuit
11th Mar 2013, 00:53
Never seen a goat travelling in First before

I believe our former CEO (David Downturn) used to travel in First.

aldrin2
20th Mar 2013, 13:13
Hey de facto I have seen a goat flying in first before...
BORAT Airways "the flying goat man"

Only one class: "THE FIRST"

because FIRST comes FIRST served:cool:

And next time you seat in first, do not turn your head and wonder who is this beautiful girl with white pearly curly hair wearing dark sunglasses.
IT might be a SHEEP travelling incognito BEHEHEHE.

:8

BLRO

Howard Hughes
20th Mar 2013, 21:34
First World problems...

Would love to be dealing with these difficulties, but I'm only a pleb down the back! ;)

Flyer jazz
21st Mar 2013, 02:04
ID travellers don't get treated like full pay passengers anyhows. Read this issue's CX world? ID-ed on economy and the FAs were talking loudly, reflected the matter but got asked to sit somewhere else or use the headset. Shame on u! Whacka! Does dress code matters?? :=

Gulfstreamaviator
22nd Mar 2013, 08:32
Dress code was designed to ensure that Premium passengers could not be differentiated from ID90/50 staff travellers.
The on board behaviour should also be reserved and refined, to mimic that of the premium passengers.

IF these premium passengers, wear Shorts, dirty smelly T shirt, unshaved, loud mouthed, should the staff be required to mimic the full paying passengers.

IF ID are travelling in Uniform, or on duty, or easily identified as Operating Crew on a rest break, they MUST be respectful and in full control at all times.

IF ECO/SLF pax were upgraded it was based on dress code, etc, etc.

I am C to Manila next week, and will wear what I want...(full fare)....

glf

AnAmusedReader
27th Mar 2013, 04:35
I went a few days ago, also in C, and wore what I wanted and on ID.

LongTimeInCX
16th Apr 2013, 23:07
Be interesting to see how it works out for poor southern fried chicken underdogs Miles and MacCraig (wtf kind of name is that), when it sounds like the gate staff wanted them to change out of their hoodies into more 'first-class' like attire, whilst traveling on what sounds like ID tickets. They should have told the pair up front, "We're not picking on you because you are blick, it's because you dress like ****e!"
Wouldn't want to be the staff member who obtained the freebies for these two little darlings.

If the situation was reversed and I was picked up for dress code violations in HK, can you imagine how it would go if I tried the "Yooze jas pickin on me cuz arm a waart boy" - no prizes for guessing the outcome, letters from staff travel/personnel dept, withdrawal of staff travel entitlements etc.
Sounds like Rastus and Leroy should simply have been denied boarding, poor downtrodden things.


Have a laugh, link to story:
'Change clothes or cop first class ban on US Airways | News.com.au (http://mobile.news.com.au/travel/news/change-clothes-or-cop-first-class-ban/story-e6frfq80-1226620822983)

Mill Worker
16th Apr 2013, 23:48
Whilst the policy may have changed what kind of lowbrow would actually dress like that in the front?