Nark
Macho Superpilot
You’re a flat-lander now.
COVID Infection Rate, Pilots Vs Flight Attendants
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Nark
Macho Superpilot
I could use a hug.
JordanD
Chinese Food Enthusiast
Took me a second before I realized you weren't calling him a flat-earther.
ppragman
FLIPY FLAPS!
Virtual hug from here on the Slope.
I do employ light subterfuge to get a feel for my copilots, yes!
I bet your captains do too!
The “elbow” is the new handshake for the time being. If he’s butt hurt about that, he’s just displayed to you that he’s been licking doorknobs to own the libtards or something like that.
Roger Roger
Bottom of the list
I like the idea of taking the bow from the Japanese.
ZapBrannigan
If it ain’t a Boeing, I’m not going. No choice.
What's your stance on masks in flight?
And if you had the chance to take 65% of guarantee to stay at home until you're past the election and hopefully there's a vaccine... would you take it?
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BobDDuck
Island Bus Driver
I don't know the details. It came up in a several pilot group meeting about issues arising from companies not providing their crews with clear guidelines on things like wearing masks and whatnot.
roundout
VNAV monitor
I do employ light subterfuge to get a feel for my copilots, yes!
No. They don't play psychological games at AA. they're too good to need that.
Roger Roger
Bottom of the list
Through these doors...
adk
Steals Hotel Toilet Paper
I believe that most pilot groups have fairly strong agreements/protections for pilots who contract COVID-19 (doesn't count as a sick call, doesn't come out of your sick bank, or some combination of that).
How does that compare to other labor groups? Is it possible that a pilot, who will not lose income or draw from his sick bank for a COVID diagnosis, handles the illness differently than a Flight Attendant, Ramper, or Gate agent who does not have the same sort of protections negotiated?
I don't know the nuts-and-bolts of what each airline and each labor group has ... just spitballin'
How does that compare to other labor groups? Is it possible that a pilot, who will not lose income or draw from his sick bank for a COVID diagnosis, handles the illness differently than a Flight Attendant, Ramper, or Gate agent who does not have the same sort of protections negotiated?
I don't know the nuts-and-bolts of what each airline and each labor group has ... just spitballin'
AAPalmTree
Well-Known Member
I’m surprised to hear the use of deceit in a CRM world. I’ve never lied to an FO.I do employ light subterfuge to get a feel for my copilots, yes!
Sterile cockpit, block out to block in.
jtrain609
Antisocial Monster
I'll bet you're super standard and laid back too.
AAPalmTree
Well-Known Member
All while wearing a hat, homie.
You’ve never asked “how do the wings look” after they return from the walk-around when you know there’s frost all over them?
“Oh, we’re good” means he either didn’t check or doesn’t care about us ending up on instagram or invited to the big brown desk.
But yes, I’ll ask questions I already know the answer to sometimes because I want to engage you, know what your thoughts on on that big assed storm you’re flying toward, what your thoughts are with an EFC time that’s well past our holding fuel and if that answer doesn’t jibe with what’s in my head, maybe I’m the screwed up one so I can get some feedback or perspective. I’m not Xerxes.
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roundout
VNAV monitor
I have. Told them I have plans for dinner with a friend but actually just slam clicked because I couldn't stand the thought of going to dinner after having been together for like 10 hours already.
Screaming_Emu
Joe Conventional
I love that because it’s so versatile. It can mean anything from a head nod to a full on bro hug, and anything in between.
sp238882
Hey-ooooo
In this jetcareers analogy you’re Cyrus the Muthaeffin’ Great my man!
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