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zagloud 14th Nov 2006 14:52

The tale of the Super bug
 
On clearing in meal trays from pax, pax tells me "there was a bug in my food",
(I look at empty meal dishes and see bug captured under clear plastic lid still crawling around)
" Oh , how awful, could you please tell me where was the bug exactely Sir ?"
Pax; " it was in here " (points to dish which had contained his hot chicken and rice)
Me;" Are you certain it was in the chicken and rice ?"
Pax " Yes it was.Im very upset, I want to speak to the Captain"
Me "You are posisitve it was in the chicken and rice , it wasn't in the salad?"
Pax "No ! It was in there (points to same dish) I want some kind of compensation.I want to speak to the Captain"
Me " Well Sir that really is a remarkable bug to have survived being sealed in this foil dish in an oven at 150 degrees for 20 mins and it is still crawling around." :ugh:
Supervisor(happened to hear conversation)," Just to be sure it came form there , did youtouch the bug sir ? Was it hot ?"

Smile!!! 14th Nov 2006 21:23


Quote:
Originally Posted by TheKabaka http://www.pprune.org/forums/images/...s/viewpost.gif
Story told to my mother who was cabin crew

CC: Would you like a drink

Pax: G+T, thats a gin and tonic to you

CC: would you like ice and a slice, thats frozen water and a bit of lemon to you!


this was on Airline. lol
True I remember BJ on Brittania saying it!

PissCat 15th Nov 2006 14:13

Another Day Another $
 
Am I the only one to find pax extremely rude when asked for boarding passes? I want to know that your on My flight going to the Right destination. not asking for a pint of your precious blood:ugh:
one can only grin at the ones who still insist on just taking up their seats as they know exactly where they're seated...only to shout at you when you make the final announcement before door closing once they realise they're supposed to be on another ac going in the opposite direction.
You might think I'm mean but if they wholeheartedly insist on taking their seats and I KNOW they're on the wrong flight, I make them sweat it out a tad. Kodak Moments!:eek: :}

Bushfiva 17th Nov 2006 06:29


Originally Posted by PissCat (Post 2964276)
...only to shout at you when you make the final announcement before door closing once they realise they're supposed to be on another ac going in the opposite direction.

As a person of the self-loading persuasion, I'd like to share a vaguely similar experience I had quite some time ago. My flight into Boston was technically too late to make the onward connection to Europe. But I was a very frequent flyer indeed, and I mentioned my baggage didn't need to make the connection if that would help, so when we landed at Boston I was surrounded by this elite bodyguard-like group of rapid response staff with clearly way too much coffee inside them, who grabbed me, my carry-on and boarding card, rushed me from one gate to the other, did a baton-like handover at the next gate, where Team 2 rushed me on board, stuffed my gear in the overhead bins and made me sit. Unfortunately, I was now en route to MSP.

Standard Noise 19th Nov 2006 05:00

Absolutely first class thread, cheered up my night shift no end. Keep it coming:D

Wannabe1974 20th Nov 2006 17:07

Its not just the passengers...
 
My other half (crew for a well known carrier) - on the flight deck talking to Captain:
"Its so clear out there... you can't see where the sea stops and the sky starts!"
Captain (eyes rolling to back of head, no-doubt):
"yes, we call it the horizon...."

chemical alli 26th Nov 2006 08:01

the so called thick
 
these so called thick pax pay your wages and if you gave half the service expected instead of lip service maybe they would come fly with you again

capt.cynical 26th Nov 2006 08:28

Take a PILL Alli !!:)

sinala1 26th Nov 2006 12:29

Hey chemical alli this is whats known as a "therapy thread", ie a thread that is light hearted comic relief for those of us in the industry, (and those who appreciate our job), with no harm intended... if you don't like it, I suggest you don't read it - perhaps http://www.readersdisgest.com is more to your liking :ugh: :ok:

Kestrel_909 26th Nov 2006 12:38


Originally Posted by chemical alli (Post 2986552)
these so called thick pax pay your wages and if you gave half the service expected instead of lip service maybe they would come fly with you again

And these crew ensure you safety in getting from A-B, alive and well with all your limbs still attached, plus a half decent service. Maybe if you gave them the respect they deserved, they'd give you a little more!

TightSlot 26th Nov 2006 17:12

Move on, please...

yellowdog 26th Nov 2006 18:24


Originally Posted by tart1 (Post 2961475)
I think a lot of passengers worry about using the toilet while the aircraft is on the ground, based on the fact that you used not to be allowed to use the toilet on a train when it was in the station.
Well, an aircraft is just an airbourne train/bus isn't it?? :uhoh:

I always say 'Yes' and add the little comment, just when they're closing the door, "Make sure there's no-one below you when you flush!"

Always gets a little smile.

YD

robo283 28th Nov 2006 17:25

No one's actually asked why there are no windows in aircraft toilets (unless someone else knows differently...) :hmm:

dikkes 28th Nov 2006 18:08

Have you seen the toilets on the A340-600? The premium class toilets claon South African Airways have windows in them. Strange but true!

chemical alli 29th Nov 2006 06:41


Originally Posted by Kestrel_909 (Post 2986850)
And these crew ensure you safety in getting from A-B, alive and well with all your limbs still attached, plus a half decent service. Maybe if you gave them the respect they deserved, they'd give you a little more!

really when was the last time you had an emergency? oh a ladder in your stocking no doubt

cirrus17 29th Nov 2006 07:36

chemicalalli
 
This is meant to be a lighthearted thread about funny things pax do/say.
If you don't like reading it, don't.

And keeping the thread on track........ not so much a thick comment, but I think the crew's response was fantastic....

about 10 years ago, friend was crewing economy on BA. Came to service, was pouring coffee/tea etc etc. Pap looks her up and down as she poured his tea and said, "I bet you wish you'd worked harder in school so that you didn't have to be doing this as a job".

My friend looked at him, and without missing a beat said, "well you obviously didn't either sir, or you'd be flying first class."

Absolutely brilliant! I think she got suspended tho.......:O

Ancient Mariner 29th Nov 2006 09:30


Originally Posted by dikkes (Post 2991431)
Have you seen the toilets on the A340-600? The premium class toilets claon South African Airways have windows in them. Strange but true!

May I add SAS' MD90s and A340s. Great view, most of the time.
SAS used to have a really funny TV commercial to promote the then new MDs.
Per

tiggerific_69 29th Nov 2006 09:56

"get a bigger aircraft next time"
do passengers not realise its not quite so cheap and easy as your weekly shop in tescos???

modtinbasher 29th Nov 2006 18:47


Originally Posted by dikkes (Post 2991431)
Have you seen the toilets on the A340-600? The premium class toilets claon South African Airways have windows in them. Strange but true!

But had not Concorde also got toilets with frosted glass also, one might ask? Could one reach to see in whilst it was on the pan, and would anyone be able to see in, whilst it was in flight (after the big bang?)

robo283 5th Dec 2006 17:29

I can only think that it must be due to the fear that 'If I can see them, they can see me...' (known as Reverse Ostrich Syndrome) :cool:


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