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Diesel8 1st April 2000 05:53

Each country has a heritage, we should respect that and not force our views upon them. So Singapore has no female pilots, so that is that country way. Maybe some day that will change and that will be for the better, but that is a choice for the women there.

I have flown with female Captains, F/O's and F/E's. They are no different than men, of course one has to be a little more tactfull but so be it. They are as qualified or as un qualified as the rest of us. The only problem I have is when, a few, start demanding excessive rights because of their gender. I find it appaling, in the US, that women with a quarter of the experience of men are given preferrential hiring by the airlines. Meeting a certain quota is not my idea of fair play nor safety oriented. My beliefs :equal qualifications = equal opportunity. It really gets me going, when, the few, start demanding rights based on gender.

Kaptin M 1st April 2000 06:04

I find that the denial of PMT, by at least one of the female contributors, is self delusory.

Being able to admit that there ARE gender differences, would go a long way towards creating a better relationship between the sexes......then we can move onto something else...racism, poofter-bashing, smoking, drinking.

To deny that, as humans, we discriminate on colour, religion, language, sex, wealth, age, size, etc. etc., is denying the truth.

FINAL TRIM 1st April 2000 17:37

D8 I think you just hit the nail on the head. WELL SAID.
Kaptin M , I believe you are one of those poofters who actually enjoy being bashed, you need some help pal.........

lookwatchthis 1st April 2000 21:09

Posturing and political correctness on one side with misogyny on the other amply demonstrate that it is no longer possible to discuss this subject in the present climate. Enough is enough. Time to padlock this one, Danny.

skyemonster 3rd April 2000 03:30

"If women were meant to fly then the sky would be pink!"

R22 3rd April 2000 04:53

I was under the strange illusion it was the year 2000. But that was till I read this thread. Can women do it? Are they strong enough? Won't they suffer from PMT and go off and get pregnant? Four pages of stuff I haven't seen in relation to women doing any kind of job for years and years and years. I was wrong - must be the year 1900.

Grandad Flyer 3rd April 2000 05:12

Men are just jealous because women pilots can not only fly the plane as well (if not better) than men, but can look beautiful at 5am, have kids, and also do 3 things at once.
Lets face it, its a good job and men have just kept quiet about it for years, because they want to have all the fun themselves...
Lets face it, how long was it before women driving cars became a normal part of society? At first, it was only the men who drove - 'coz they wanted all the fun, obviously!
You know what men and their joysticks are like...

Capt Claret 3rd April 2000 13:37

My only preference is that the pilots I fly with are human and know their stuff.

On the whole this thread just proves that pilots are fallible humans with all the foibles of the general population.

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bottums up !

skyemonster 4th April 2000 00:15

"If women were meant to fly then the sky would be pink !"

Capt Claret 4th April 2000 05:30

Gees, how many times are we going to read about pink skies?

If men were meant to fly, they'd have wings and feathers!

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bottums up !

jetjackel 5th April 2000 20:37

Don't feel bad. Crossair only employees female Flight Attendants - obviously non over 30.


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