BA crew - social down route
Join Date: Aug 2003
Location: London
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But also some of us on World Wide are in our early twenties and still love burning the candle at both ends and in the middle, and still have plenty of damage to do. hehehe 
Join Date: Dec 2005
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Now am beginning to like the sound of this. i guess work hard, play hard comes into the picture....
hope u guys enjoying urself, and no one is getting hurt we dont want that do we.....
hope u guys enjoying urself, and no one is getting hurt we dont want that do we.....
Join Date: Oct 2006
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To be fair, you can't really generalize about LHR crew, be they Euro or longhaul - the base is huge, as is the variety of crew employed there - age, experience, background...the list goes on.
A trip downroute is partly what YOU make of it - although it always helps if there are a few others willing to join you...many of the flights I operate have a really mixed bag of crew - you can't really expect a 40-something to want to do the same things downroute as a 20-something, be it in Vienna or Mexico City...you have join LHR with an OPEN mind...some trips are indeed wild and great fun, others can be quiet or even lonely...that's LHR for you. I still think it's a great base with some great crew, and I love my fleet (Euro).
A trip downroute is partly what YOU make of it - although it always helps if there are a few others willing to join you...many of the flights I operate have a really mixed bag of crew - you can't really expect a 40-something to want to do the same things downroute as a 20-something, be it in Vienna or Mexico City...you have join LHR with an OPEN mind...some trips are indeed wild and great fun, others can be quiet or even lonely...that's LHR for you. I still think it's a great base with some great crew, and I love my fleet (Euro).
