Agressive passengers- Passive Companies?
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A new twist:
I was phoned by the police yesterday with the news that my attacker is bringing charges against me and the company. The poor thing claims that his handcuffs were too tight
He has been off work since the incident, living the life of Brian, and is claiming damages...........
How weird can this get?
JL
I was phoned by the police yesterday with the news that my attacker is bringing charges against me and the company. The poor thing claims that his handcuffs were too tight
He has been off work since the incident, living the life of Brian, and is claiming damages...........
How weird can this get?
JL
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I hope you are felling better and back at flying 100% 
Usually most pilot's thend to think that we are making to many noise about the situation ,it may interrupt theyr cup of coffe I think...
Please guys give us a hand or one day these bad pax will be given red carpet tretment and we will be considered the villain's!!!
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"Cabin Crew does it better"
Usually most pilot's thend to think that we are making to many noise about the situation ,it may interrupt theyr cup of coffe I think...
Please guys give us a hand or one day these bad pax will be given red carpet tretment and we will be considered the villain's!!!
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"Cabin Crew does it better"
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Originally posted by Jetlegs:
Anyone care to share their experiences with company follow-up after having been involved in an incident with violent passengers?
I was recently attacked and beaten up by just such a lovely, after which our glorious captain declined to press charges, and the company figured a bunch of flowers would set me right otherwise. (it didn't)
I'd like to know if there are companies out there who DO have a good system for dealing with incidents like this. Of course, any horror stories about mad pax/lax companies are welcome too!
Thanks.
[This message has been edited by Jetlegs (edited 08 February 2000).]
Anyone care to share their experiences with company follow-up after having been involved in an incident with violent passengers?
I was recently attacked and beaten up by just such a lovely, after which our glorious captain declined to press charges, and the company figured a bunch of flowers would set me right otherwise. (it didn't)
I'd like to know if there are companies out there who DO have a good system for dealing with incidents like this. Of course, any horror stories about mad pax/lax companies are welcome too!
Thanks.
[This message has been edited by Jetlegs (edited 08 February 2000).]
HITMAN
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Jetlegs. Now that this joker is considering sueing the company and people involved it might galvanize your Company and this Captain into doing what they should have done in the first place and make sure that this cretin gets put behind bars. I hope it is not too late.
I agree that a blacklist should be compiled and shared amongst all airlines. These people do not deserve to fly and endanger other passengers and crew. Niether should the actions of a few be allowed to change the way flying is currently conducted. Next we will have breathalysers for passengers and no booze on board. Why should everyone be penalised?
I agree that a blacklist should be compiled and shared amongst all airlines. These people do not deserve to fly and endanger other passengers and crew. Niether should the actions of a few be allowed to change the way flying is currently conducted. Next we will have breathalysers for passengers and no booze on board. Why should everyone be penalised?
