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Old 16th Feb 2010, 16:14
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and the backroom boys and girls without whom nothing would leave the ground
I am surprised 'Cocktail Party Cruise Lines' have not put in a forum title change request to justify the inclusion of the carriers yet
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Old 16th Feb 2010, 16:24
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Aw...give a guy a break....it is my second language you know Guv!




























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Old 18th Feb 2010, 08:47
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Maybe the resident Troll has a point
Troll??? Not me guv. Yer must be confusing me with someone else

Nope. It's not the usual slangfest between the two winged master race and the rest - it's more of a philosophical discussion as to the title of the forum that most accurately reflects what goes on here.

Personally, I don't really give a stuff as I have a foot in both camps, as it were. I just think that the word "aviation" covers a broader church than "aircrew"
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Old 18th Feb 2010, 10:27
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Aircrew?

According to the UK Border Agency under "CRM2.1 Legislation and aircrew", Section 33(1) of the Immigration Act 1971 defines crew members as:
all persons actually employed in the working or service of an aircraft, including the captain.
All you need is an 'official flying badge' and UK identification with a current photograph. It goes on to specifically disclude snowdrops and other security types, so it cannot be all bad.
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Old 18th Feb 2010, 16:59
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Would that mean it becomes even more RAF bias as I presume NCOs would not be invited? Figures!
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