Superwoman two pilot flight to SFO.
Check out the latest video. The Superwoman flight to SFO. Only shows two pilots. Perhaps the other two were camera shy or had a penis.
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Originally Posted by donpizmeov
(Post 10075253)
Check out the latest video. The Superwoman flight to SFO. Only shows two pilots. Perhaps the other two were camera shy or had a penis.
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Don - the augmenting pilots were indeed of the weaker male species. The augmenting captain was from the bastion of female equality - India.
The cabin crew also had a large quantity of males in all cabins. Much like a normal flight really. |
Wow. It's so unlike EK to misrepresent the truth.
Oh wait there... SOPs, Look: All-women Emirates crew operates world's biggest plane |
Jealous pilots are a laugh!
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I’m not jealous at all about the Superwomen, but I am jealous that now my former employer is values it’s pilots.
Look they even made a video :ugh: |
They missed a guy at 00:32 :E
But really, a 'all-female' flight wouldn't fit with their own SOP, wherever possible there is a min number of male cabin crew required for 'cultural and safety' reasons... But I suppose I didn't see a claim that it was 'all female' just that it was 'majority female'. |
Read the title of the article again wings.
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Yawn.....women fly planes......WoW that's newsworthy.
By highlighting it, it focuses on inequality. |
Originally Posted by Capn Rex Havoc
(Post 10075392)
Don - the augmenting pilots were indeed of the weaker male species. The augmenting captain was from the bastion of female equality - India.
The cabin crew also had a large quantity of males in all cabins. Much like a normal flight really. May I know from which superior race you belong to ? |
Originally Posted by Capn Rex Havoc
(Post 10075392)
The augmenting captain was from the bastion of female equality - India.
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Try reading the post again. I am more concerned about his first line.
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I was on a flight to JFK once where we were all left handed...where was the film crew then?
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I am more impressed by the female engineers and push back supervisor. Piloting may appeal to certain women with perceived status and glamour attached but attracting women to engineering is more challenging.
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What about an all ginger crew, now that’s newsworthy!
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Originally Posted by felixthecat
Yawn.....women fly planes......WoW that's newsworthy.
By highlighting it, it focuses on inequality. |
Musing monk - Not racist and no racist remarks.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/best-a...-the-full-list |
Don, that title is by GN, I meant that EK themselves did not appear to claim it was 'all female' in the video, merely a 'Superwomen' flight aka majority female
Their own headline reads: "Emirates gives centre stage to women" https://www.emirates.com/media-centr...tage-to-women# |
I will leave my comment here for the sake of gender equality.
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Equality or social engineering.
This is worthy of a view for perspective.
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Congratulations Monk. India is ranked #141 for women right after most Central African countries and most Middle East dictatorships. That says a lot.
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People like MusingMonk who cry racism at the truth disgust me.
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...olence-culture |
@t_cas
Link is broken. |
Superman flight!
What about an all male crew flight 🙄
Who cares! |
I think i fixed it.
Pasted with extra http stuff. Apologies |
Just waiting for the all ........... flight!
Fill in whatever suits your poor little agenda. :ugh::ugh::ugh: |
I disagree Glofish. If they took the time to plan and actually conduct a flight like this, good on them. But they are just too lazy.
But to manipulate what is filmed to make a normal flight appear to be something else is deceiving and typifies the way this place work. Smoke and mirrors everywhere. |
When's men's day? Oh sorry every day :-)
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Perhaps some ideas for Corporate Comms to put something together for a Sydney flight next Mardi Graz. 😜I’m sure it will go a long way to showing how open and tolerant the Middke East and Emirates are as an employer. |
So many things wrong with that SFO video... Don't even know where to begin!
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Jeepers guys, give it a break. It’s International Womens Day. The fact that a clip like this gets so many negative and sarcastic comments doesn’t give me much faith in what aviation will become. Say something positive or move on.
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Nakbin, I'm a female and I think if the video reflects the truth and it were really a concerted effort to send an all-female crew, great. But we know that it was not actually an 'all female' crew. Although granted EK themselves never claimed it as such.
IWD actually began as part of the suffrage movement (hence the colors of white, purple and green) so it's a little bit ironic that airlines belonging to countries where the leadership is not by democratic vote and also may have questionable treatment of women of all kinds try to use IWD as a publicity cause... if they are so pro women it should be every day and to all sorts of women, not just the ones that make good video content (ie cleaners, maids, etc etc) Personally I would have liked to see clips from said women on how they got inspired to get into (engineering/dispatching/flying/ground ops) and what obstacles they had to overcome to get there that perhaps might not be faced by the average male in the same role. But maybe that doesn't look as warm and fuzzy in a video? |
The implied premise that "when men do a job it's unremarkable, but when women do it it's special", is far more condescending to women than men. There are plenty of fields with far more female representation than male, yet if you made a video titled "Supermen: all male nursing ward" you'd get laughed out of the building. And rightly so.
Get back to me when we no longer feel the need to blow a trumpet every time a woman does something mundane. It only serves to accomplish the opposite of its apparent aim. |
The implied premise that "when men do a job it's unremarkable, but when women do it it's special", is far more condescending to women than men. There are plenty of fields with far more female representation than male, yet if you made a video titled "Supermen: all male nursing ward" you'd get laughed out of the building. And rightly so. |
Originally Posted by MusingMonk
(Post 10075584)
Buddy what's with the racist remarks? It was not even necessary to make your point.
May I know from which superior race you belong to ? the truth hurts sometimes |
Originally Posted by anson harris
(Post 10077227)
Completely missing the point. Women have been treated like second class citizens for centuries and still are. Anything that pushes forward their interests and highlights that a career like flying is just as open to women as it is to men is a good thing.
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Air India operated an all women International crew some time ago on a 777.
As Indian law requires a male FA to be present to serve alcohol, 1 male was "hidden" so they could circumvent this requirement - go figure |
Originally Posted by JammedStab
(Post 10076429)
People like MusingMonk who cry racism at the truth disgust me.
https://www.theguardian.com/commenti...olence-culture Well if I disgust you, why not check out this link. http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Crime/Rapes/Per-capita It's not a media hype article by a western media newspaper. It's based on numbers. It's actually quite interesting to see the top contenders. Before you copy paste some crappy article you should do some actual research next time. I am actually disgusted by the unnecessary comments made by some people on this forum. People who clearly are unfit to fly in a multicultural company. Apart from few people who genuinely write some good posts, most of the other guys hide behind a username to take pot shots at other colleagues. Well, next time you fly with some third world country colleague, try an ask about his background and education. You might be surprised to discover that the person sitting next to you is more educated and has a proper bachelors or masters along with flying experience. Why don't you try and read your own history for a start .. You might actually find some really disgusting stuff there. Cheers |
Monk - Ok so I clicked on your nationwide link - (I'm bored) - so here is the Definition of that survey - Number of sexual assaults recorded by police in that country per 100,000 population. Per capita figures expressed per 1,000 population.
What is the definition of sexual assault? Anyhow, you are right, I am sorry, India is not on the list - and New Zealand IS NUMBER 2. Ok - So in any future time, when I fly with a sheep shagging kiwi(perhaps the sexual assault wasn't restricted to humans), I will be reminded that they are number 2 in the world for sexual assaults and that India, is not even on the spectrum. You state - Why don't you try and read your own history for a start .. You might actually find some really disgusting stuff there. Well, next time you fly with some third world country colleague, try an ask about his background and education. You might be surprised to discover that the person sitting next to you is more educated and has a proper bachelors or masters along with flying experience. https://www.indiatoday.in/india/nort...371-2012-05-07 I am 1000 percent agreeable to women doing any and every profession that they desire. I find it supercilious to see this video from a UAE company, when if one was to take a survey of the females holding the top positions in any government or industry position in the UAE is probably - Less than 1. Look at EK for example, it is littered with female SVPs. Cheers Rex |
Originally Posted by anson harris
(Post 10077227)
Completely missing the point. Women have been treated like second class citizens for centuries and still are. Anything that pushes forward their interests and highlights that a career like flying is just as open to women as it is to men is a good thing.
Just pointing out that "pushing forward the interests" of any specific group is not exactly the definition of equality, is it now? |
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