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Old 20th Aug 2002, 00:06
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I love the sectors, where the Tech crew get plastic knives and forks, yet the passengers get metal ones....... now that makes sense doesn't it.
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Old 20th Aug 2002, 09:39
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What on earth is the "tech crew" ?.
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Old 20th Aug 2002, 10:12
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Errr, it's the universally known term (I thought) for what you "claim" to be dear chap!
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Old 21st Aug 2002, 10:46
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At Detroit about three weeks ago my wife was stopped by "security" as she was carrying three passports and hand baggage for two small children, aged five and seven.

It is, apparently, vital that a five year old holds his own passport and drags his own hand baggage past these intellectual pygmys rather than his mother helping him. Now I know that there are young fundamentalists out there but I think a little blonde five year old boy with Buzz Lightyear under his arm is of little threat to all but himself. Even those dense enough to have their own gravitational field should have some common sense if they are in a position of authority.
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Old 22nd Aug 2002, 16:07
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Errr, it's the universally known term (I thought) for what you "claim" to be dear chap!
Well you thought wrong didn't you, it may be universal in your company but not in mine. I think you will find that the world outside of BA calls them the Flight Crew.
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Old 22nd Aug 2002, 17:20
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Nearly right Max Angle... I think you'll find it's only ex BOAC (and there can't be many left now) who call themselves Tech Crew. You can also spot ex BOAC when they call themselves "THE" Speedbird... on the R/T.
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Old 22nd Aug 2002, 17:29
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Well, I've always said that if I want to hijack myself the crash axe has to be my weapon of choice....
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Old 22nd Aug 2002, 23:08
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Tech Crew on Qantas since time immemorial.
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Old 23rd Aug 2002, 00:53
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What on earth makes you think Im with Big Airways? Was it the dear chap bit?
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