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InSeat19c 18th May 2019 17:34

I like hearing the names of the crew as it makes it more professional somehow and just a 'nicer' experience, however, in the social media age I wonder if it results in them being contacted online by random passengers.

magruder1980 19th May 2019 06:20


Originally Posted by Private jet (Post 10451286)
The old wisdom says that "If you are over the age of 25 and have to wear a name badge at work then you have probably made a serious vocational error..."


Well that takes out all the US Senior Military all of whom seem to wear name badges...............................

businessair75 19th May 2019 21:53


Originally Posted by Private jet (Post 10451286)
The old wisdom says that "If you are over the age of 25 and have to wear a name badge at work then you have probably made a serious vocational error..."

Thats clearly Bullsh*t. My ex is a purser/cabin manager at the big orange airline and earns well in excess of 30K per annum, substantially more than many office based roles. Such an outdated and elitist view.

simufly 19th May 2019 23:21

Nice wind up!
 
[QUOTE=Private jet;10451286]The old wisdom says that "If you are over the age of 25 and have to wear a name badge at work then you have probably made a serious vocational error..."[/QUOTE
Mmmm. Which old wisdom is that then?. From your tag are in the private sector, perhaps an airline wannabe ?

Most airlines require a name tag.



simufly 19th May 2019 23:26


Originally Posted by vctenderness (Post 10451094)

Clarence is a good friend, Roger I new in an old company. Both good guys. Victor the F/E sadly passed last year.


Eric T Cartman 20th May 2019 10:35

On a BA Viscount, Aberdeen to Glasgow, in 1980, I heard "Your flight crew today are Captain Beaky & First Officer Sid" followed by a giggling fit from the cabin crew .... ( Google the name if you don't understand ;-). )

TLDNMCL 20th May 2019 11:26

It occasionally paid dividends!
 
I had to go to Montreal on a training course, on boarding, the crew names were announced and I heard a familiar name from my light blue days. I asked one of the cabin crew if I had heard correctly, as I knew the familiar name had gone on to become a Captain on said airline; "Is he up front?" "No, he's one of the senior stewards, why do you ask?" After explaining the light blue background, we were invited up to the pointy end for an extended in-flight visit (before 9/11) where we were greeted by a rather foxy and very informative lady F/O. The senior steward involved kept my colleague and me rather well supplied with red wine for the rest of the trip too. 😊

PAXboy 20th May 2019 17:19

I had this once in South Africa. The Cpt had been my nephew's Best Man a few weeks earlier! So I sent a short written message forward and then had a jump seat ride for the rest of the internal flight and the landing!


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