L-16B
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I have a buddy that does cut Above pants and loves them
AA (and Eagle) Uniforms
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scooter2525
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If only the scarf and goggles were part of the uniform...
ClarkGriswold
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amorris311
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Thank you @ATN_Pilot and @ClarkGriswold for blowing up my spot. Yes, certain pieces of my uniform are not from M&H. I do not use Tarpy Tailor but I know plenty of United and American guys who do. If you find yourself in LAX and are in need of a good fitting uniform for a reasonable price they are your spot.
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amorris311
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Yuuuuuuuuuuup.
Seggy
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Polyester doesn't touch @amorris311 skin.
L-16B
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The gum on his leg does though.
amorris311
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You show hot wheels that one yet?
L-16B
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Please. I don't talk to lower 190 scum like him anymore.
Richman
JC’s Resident Curmudgeon
Agreed. The good news is "Members Only" was able to move those last 10,000 jackets they had stored at the outlet mall.
If you are going to go leather, man up and go full airmail. Comes with a free pack of smokes (no filter):
Richman
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wheelsup
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Boris Badenov
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I should be so awesome.
Boris Badenov
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Richman
JC’s Resident Curmudgeon
Just a random thought after interwebbing vintage uniform pics.
People probably didn't smell all that great in those pre-air-conditioned, pre-deodorant, and relatively overdressed times, especially after bouncing around in a DC-3 in the summer. Those old 1940s terminals were probably especially fragrant.
That will, thankfully, remain a mystery, or at least until the introduction of Google Smell(tm).
Richman
People probably didn't smell all that great in those pre-air-conditioned, pre-deodorant, and relatively overdressed times, especially after bouncing around in a DC-3 in the summer. Those old 1940s terminals were probably especially fragrant.
That will, thankfully, remain a mystery, or at least until the introduction of Google Smell(tm).
Richman
Autothrust Blue
Welcome aboard the Washington State Ferries
Our training department/flight standards people all get to wear those black jackets with their uniforms, I'm told. @Derg 's head may explode.
Hacker15e
Who am I? Where are my pants?
Plenty of aviators were able to "man up" a few years later wearing some less intrusive leather aero-wear -- I much prefer their gear:
Beep
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I saw that today in Toronto.
Skyvector
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I have often thought of the same thing. When looking at old photos, or watching a historical movie the one thing we never think about is smell.
It's like when I started watching Mad Men and realizing how much people smoked back then. It was everywhere: buildings, homes, offices, etc...it occurred to me for the first time how aweful the world must have smelled back in those days.
People's homes and offices probably smelled like an ashtray around the clock.
You know why brides traditionally carry flowers in their wedding? According to past tradition going back to the 1600's, people took baths ANNUALLY in May, and then traditionally got married in June. The flowers were used in weddings by the bride to mask bad odor.