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Cabin Crew Neck Ties
I need all Male Cabin Crews opinion :
Do you think that Wearing a standard neck tie is safe ? Or you prefger to wear a Clip-On tie. |
If somebody is going to "get physical" with you, I doubt that a standard tie will make the slightest difference.
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checkboard, how wrong could you possibly be??!!
these days it's not just the drunken, 120 kg footy player on tour that "gets physical" with us. in a previous 'service' lifetime, i personally saw a 40 kg woman take down a large male employee by wrapping his own tie around his neck and dragging him to the floor! mate, if your an fa, think a bit more laterally, and if your tech crew just stay behind your locked flight deck door and i'll bring you a coffee later - physical well- being permitting! |
Couldn't have said it better myself Cabin rat !!....your my idle !!!
Cabinboy - aka " I'll bring you your damn coffee when I feel like it " :) ------------------ Doors armed and cross checked |
Happy New year everyone. http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/cool.gif
Why not just go for the clip on? Why put up with the rigmarole of getting a windsor knot right every time? I use a clip on but then I only have to wear my tie when in public. As soon as I get onto the flight deck my tie unclips and hangs over the window locking handle. If I ever forget to remove it I can guarantee that it will start to absorb all sorts of strange liquids as soon as my crew meal arrives. http://www.pprune.org/ubb/NonCGI/eek.gif ------------------ Capt PPRuNe The Professional Pilots RUmour NEtwork |
Capt PPRuNe,
Happy New Year. Thanks for your feedback. You are quite right for the Flight Crew. But I was reffering to Cabin Crew who have to wear the tie throughout the duty. Yes Clip on is safer specially when in contact with the unruley passenger ! |
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