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Old 18th Sep 2006, 21:29
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Does anyone know if J* International or J* Asia for that matter have cabin crew rest seats ?

It would be a very long day/night to HNL without somewhere to have break and a meal for 20 minutes...
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Old 18th Sep 2006, 23:23
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Originally Posted by RedTBar
Does anyone know if J* International or J* Asia for that matter have cabin crew rest seats ?
It would be a very long day/night to HNL without somewhere to have break and a meal for 20 minutes...
I very much doubt it RedTBar.
Even Emirates have no crew rest seats on their 777's.
Jet* Asia definitely do not have them and I can't imagine Jet* international would waste valuable pax seats to put crew in when they have perfectly good jump seats to sit in.
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Old 19th Sep 2006, 00:23
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That sounds like a lot of fun and then they will probably have to clean the aircraft as well.It will be interesting to find out the accomodation that Scrooge Air is planning on using for crew in HNL and others.
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Faaa Newsletter

20th September 2006 ID54-06

Attention all Qantas Long Haul Flight Attendants

CRUCIAL MEMBERS MEETINGS CALLED

Members would be aware that the industrial situation facing cabin crew as a result of the Howard Government Industrial law changes and the Qantas cost reduction agenda has created a very “challenging” situation, in particular, for Long Haul crew

I strongly urge all Qantas Long Haul cabin crew to attend a FAAA meeting so that you can be briefed on developments and more importantly, have an opportunity to ask questions and voice your views about issues.

THESE MEETINGS WILL BE DISCUSSING SOME VERY SENSITIVE AND UP TO NOW CONFIDENTIAL MATTERS. YOUR ATTENDANCE IS A MUST!

SYDNEY: OCTOBER 3,4,5,6,9,10,11,12,13.
VENUE: FAAA OFFICE - 20 EWAN STREET, MASCOT.
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Old 20th Sep 2006, 21:32
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Can anyone shed any knowledge on whats happening in EP's now? Apparently we just have a 20 question exam on SOP's?

Thanks.
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Old 20th Sep 2006, 22:05
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EP'S

hi sydney s/h, I havent done ep's since june but a friend of mine mentioned the other day that the exam included an extra 20 questions on standard op procedures. Good luck to you if u have them coming up!
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Old 21st Sep 2006, 07:57
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The story I heard was that the normal EP's exam is now only 20 questions total.
The SOP's exam is a separate exam.
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Old 21st Sep 2006, 10:17
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20 questions? That would be great but doesnt really make any sense. Considering they ask 10 questions per aircraft at the moment. My friend said it was the normal exam plus the 20 questions. He didnt mention if it was a separate exam or not.
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Old 21st Sep 2006, 21:26
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Airbus has announced the A-380 has or will be delayed further and that Qantas is unlikely to to recieve the 380 until 2008 at the earliest.Apparently QF has or is recieving $140 million so far in payments because of the delay and that was before this latest announcement.

Firstly,I think you can see who is paying for the cabin crew VR program and secondly,if these delays continue the QF profit for next year will be a humdinger if these penalty payments increase or continue.

Shares in airlines or the industry as a whole are generally looked at skeptically because of their sensitivity and vulnerability to outside events but shareholders in airbus must be getting particularly nervous
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Old 21st Sep 2006, 23:19
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Have just done EPs. The 'short' day has an SOP module. The only exam you'll be doing is made up of 20 questions. 15 on SOPs and 5 general EP questions. No impact drills.
(though there is also a DGs exam - just the usual 5 questions though)!
If however you are doing the 'long' day, you'll be doing the normal EP exam plus impact drills.
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Old 22nd Sep 2006, 00:45
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EP Exams 4 Whom?

Are these exams 4 shorthaul or longhaul?
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Old 22nd Sep 2006, 01:14
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the long day was what my friend did. The short day sounds fantastic!
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Old 22nd Sep 2006, 19:30
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In light of Eden99's recent post, I'm not sure if this is possible or not, but maybe the FAAA could send up some info to the UK union Amicus (or filter it through current union members) to ensure that we're working with the Australian based crew in case it all goes pear shaped down the track.

Anyway, just a suggestion
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Old 22nd Sep 2006, 23:30
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Anyone heard about the 2 Aust based guys stood down for providing their own specialised service to a 17 year old girl in the cabin crew rest seats on a LHR flight?
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Old 23rd Sep 2006, 01:07
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hey twigss,

just to set the record str8, no sexual services occurred. It appears an ex short haul flight attendants sexual fantasies resulted in a dob against a couple of crew who were being harrassed by an "extoverted" female pax.

Rumours have spread following the CSM making an announcement on a crew bus about some underage activity based on the rantings of the ex short haul crew member. According to my sources, the woman was a uni student who had also given the previous crew on the flight a good workout

I was in Singapore when the rumours hit and i know the guys concerned and this is just another case of the truth not being as good as a fabricated story.

When the dust settles on this one i expect that the "dobber" who fabricated the whole thing will be out of a job for false accussations.
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Old 23rd Sep 2006, 03:38
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Thanks Pegasus747,
now what about Naomi Campbell?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/arts/thes...9/s1747097.htm
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Old 23rd Sep 2006, 05:09
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Haha good one.

Shes just a scream that naomi...
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Old 23rd Sep 2006, 14:06
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Maybe our friend PP can fill us in on the details........?

The story involves the LHR base manager [Known by Syd crew as "Lurch"], a [traveling] member of the Royal Family, sacked QF group security staff member and MI5............
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Old 24th Sep 2006, 12:17
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What?

That doesn't make any sense at all...... Especially give the LHR Base Manager isn't terribly tall (he's not short, but he's no lurch either)....
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Old 24th Sep 2006, 12:34
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Didn't you have one of our CCTM up there recently in an effort to get your house in order?

Initials AL ?
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