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Old 22nd Jan 2010, 09:44
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No more Netjet pilots on Air France flights ??

Hello,

I just heard a Rumor: Netjet's management has decided that Air France was off-limits for their crews...
When dead-heading, they are no longer allowed to fly on Air France, because of AF's safety record.

Tell me it's not true !

It would make me very sad... I always enjoyed upgrading them and exchanging views during a flight...

If anyone at Netjet could either confirm or infirm this rumor, I would greatly appreciate it.

Thanks
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First I have heard of it?
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Just asked soemone in the know and they dont know anything about this?
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I can't believe for one moment there is any truth in this........for a start it woud be very diificult to get crews to some regional French airports without AF.

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Where does this kind of stuff originate???
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Is zis a joke?
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Just bollocks !
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Sounds like a load of horse-cr*p to me!!

Suspect its a case of chinese whispers. Could it have come from the fact Air Farce want crew members travelling as pax to "de-robe" and take off rank-tabs etc so as not to confuse the other pax!!????!!!
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Could it have come from the fact Air Farce want crew members travelling as pax to "de-robe" and take off rank-tabs etc so as not to confuse the other pax!!????!!!
Not come across this myself (although probably not airlined with AF for over a month).
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I do not know if this is true. But if it is, it doesn't amazes me.

I only fly AF if i really have too, to many accidents with fatalities for me to feel safe...

Just curious if any of you feel the same?
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I only fly AF if i really have too, to many accidents with fatalities for me to feel safe...

Just curious if any of you feel the same?
No. I'd have no worries sending wife and kid on a AF flight (no more than any other major European carrier anyway).
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Yep, I have encountered the "you cannot travel in uniform" twice whilst positioning with Air France from London LHR. I have to patiently tell them that I am not staff, I am not traveling on a staff ticket and I (well, NJE is) am paying pretty much full fare to travel to work...
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soon njet guys will be either travelling by train ( corail no tgv ) or by camels...part of the big picture for reducing the cost !!! just kidding nothing personal here...
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no AF?

yeah right!
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Oh my god then I must have broken the rules the last two days!
Plus they have just been added to the preferred airlines according to the latest travelnews
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Okay, great !!

Thanks for all the replies people...

I will seriously flagellate my contact...

I hope to see you netjets pilots onboard soon, and I won't give you any hassle on the uniform thing, which I myself find quite ridiculous...

Cheers
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I know that Netjets is not really discussed much on Prune anymore- I wonder why that is, but I think there are far more serious topics being discussed in the 'office'.

Viva Netjets!
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"Could it have come from the fact Air Farce want crew members travelling as pax to "de-robe" and take off rank-tabs etc so as not to confuse the other pax!"

Really? Good hint, aka avoid AF if poss for me. What is the next thing the airlines want to rule? Iīm so glad I donīt hav to put up with their crap every day.
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Old 23rd Jan 2010, 08:28
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Why would anyone like to travel in uniform anyway? The logic in Air France's thinking is that in case of an emergency (evacuation etc) all uniformed people are part of the crew of the aircraft, and at least should know what to do and where to exit etc. Fine with me.

PS. You can presumably travel wearing blue trousers and white shirt + tie, just keep your epaulettes and uniform jacket in your hand baggage.
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Old 23rd Jan 2010, 10:48
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Silly, no-one is immune to incidents

whether its AF, BA, NJE, 247 Jet

(actually 247 jet is a bad example)
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