We got things to do
. I was no slow driver as a CA either but I have seen some guys taxi like they were preparing for a SWA interview. I notice it on the MD too. Having a light airplane doesn’t make it any better either, which is the case a lot of the time.
And every one who smells you knows you're feeling cute. You can't be anonymous when you're being cute.
It’s been less than a handful and the weird part is they don’t rush through checklist or briefings. It’s just something about not being able to move when we’re supposed to be or having to wait for something. I’m thinking “it’s ok we’re on the clock”.
Is there a window in the bunk? Just asking...
I'm claustrophobic, you brave aviators can go sleep in a coffin waiting for your turn at a yoke as as I sleep blissfully in my bed with arms thrown askew. We all make our choices.
I'm going to ask a question. Was he right compared to any other ramp crews? Stereotypes, they're all born in some reality.
I got one to break that stereotype and several other people I worked with on the ramp. We busted our a*ses whether it was a nice spring day or snowing sideways and 5 degrees out. It’s bizarre to see some folks criticize from a 350/hr seat where they don’t even have to get up to have the FA bring them coffee. I never noticed a difference in my past life or here at brown. What I did notice was what stations were mainline and what stations were contracted.
Can’t have it deployed with the MCD open either
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They have to get off the ground before they have a BTB
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We came into Planet Elvis the other night to a completely fouled gate. In addition to that, one of the loaders broke down and they were trying to get it running and then tried to push it with tugs. Neither one of us got upset. We just sat there and laughed at the comedy of errors...especially when the 2 tugs where trying to push the loader out of the way.
Exactly. This guys spews racist • all day, then is always the first one to say “get over it, no one cares about color anymore!” I guess he’s no one.
