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Old 25th Mar 2012, 07:49
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Good old days

Fellow´s the good old days are gone, what a shame. The same breed that is in short sighted Management today is in the Cabin and call´s himself "Customer" missing the behaiviour of the old days as well.

The rest of the good old days stayes in my memory and makes me smile when I think back, it goes down with me six ft deep.

Fly safe and land happy

NG
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Old 25th Mar 2012, 14:08
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With a certain charter airline I flew with in the 1980s it was standard to sit drinking the odd G and T in the crewroom whilst the cabin crew counted the bars doing similar at circa 4 am after a night flight and well before the office wallahs arrived.

It didn't do any harm and was a social way of ironing out any difficulties encountered during the duty - we worked hard and played hard.

The company had it's own transport to position/reposition back to base - manys the crew that arrived back after the ride back in, shall we say, a merry state.
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Old 29th Mar 2012, 02:48
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Methinks you are protesting too much!
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