The Trials And Tribulations of Cabin Crew
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The Trials And Tribulations of Cabin Crew
This will more than likely end up in JB within a few seconds but I thought I would have a crack at starting here.
This article At 38,000 feet it's all smiles contains the following paragraph.
OK Captains, fess up. Which of you greedy buggers ate all three courses on that SYD - Perth sector... 
This article At 38,000 feet it's all smiles contains the following paragraph.
As if passengers aren't demanding enough, pilots are much worse. Something about all that time and money spent on flying school makes them think they are entitled to treat cabin crew like slaves. I've known pilots to eat a three-course meal on a domestic flight. They can do that because the aircraft is on autopilot most of the time.
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What a pathetic media article. Surely no one takes these articles seriously?
Why would a claustrophobia sufferer obtain previous employment as a cabin crew member?
I'm sure train or sea travel is an appropriate alternative.
On a 14-hour flight I barely slept a wink due to claustrophobia and air and noise pollution.
I'm sure train or sea travel is an appropriate alternative.
[QUOTE]I'm sure train or sea travel is an appropriate alternative./QUOTE]
Hmm yes, perhaps the bus as well, with all of the other labour voting, westie, ****bags!
Hmm yes, perhaps the bus as well, with all of the other labour voting, westie, ****bags!
