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Do not fly ex-Sydney the day following large gay parties such as Mardis Gras or Harbour Party. Half of the attendants have already rung in sick with the other half still coming down from a range of substances and possibly manning the wrong position on take off.
Do not approach a first class flight attendant as he walks down the economy aisle to the crew bunks at the rear of the plane. You are a loathsome economy cheapskate, he is entitled to sleeping half of the flight and therefore won't care or will only pretend he does.
If you are flying ex-LA and don't like the service, then you can get stuffed and fly United because they are the only other airline servicing the highly profitable route.
A "10 day London" which consists of 3 or 4 working days flying, 6 nights in deluxe hotels in Singapore and London, a daily allowance and zero work obligation during your stay is considered to be a real hassle and ringing in sick is seen as a good option if you don't feel like doing it. You might end up bidding successfully for a better trip when you are re-rostered.
Charles wrote:There's a simple and obvious way to avoid this sort of problem: cancel all flights from Melbourne to Tokyo.
Charles wrote:There's a simple and obvious way to avoid this sort of problem: cancel all flights from Melbourne to Tokyo.
Ol Dirty Gaijin wrote:You would have done better to say cancel Qantas flights and even Australians would agree with you.
dimwit wrote:Ol Dirty Gaijin wrote:You would have done better to say cancel Qantas flights and even Australians would agree with you.
I doubt they can hold a patch to Air Canada for poor service. To work there you have to have an over-40 never-found-Mr.Right-so-I-hate-all-men attitude.
dimwit wrote:[...] but I can't find anything on the internet. I think it happened about 1995-19 internet. I think it happened about 1995-1997.
SMH wrote: ... This-is-QF180-to-Melbourne--your-crew-is-fighting-outside
... The scuffle started out as a heated argument in a Tokyo night spot, about 15 hours before the long-haul crew was due to start work on the flight to Melbourne. As it intensified at least one punch was thrown, with one crew member needing treatment in hospital, it is understood ...
... Pranged in Anchorage trying to do a "U" turn in a parking bay... in a 747-400???? Poor Aeroflot was in the way though, minding his business, parked at the gate with passengers on board.
Asiana thumped his # 1 engine against Aeroflot's wing and tore open the engine cowling and fuel lines on the 747, pissing fuel all over the apron. With standard Korean procedure, that calls for more power so you can get out of the way and hope nobody saw! This he did, but it was icy as hell on the ramp. The skid started and took out 2 Evergreen staff vehicles sending the occupants fleeing for cover. THE CIRCUS HAD BEGUN!
Still more power and he put his left wing (last 15-20 feet) into the vertical stab of the IL62 and cut into the tail about 15 feet. When he reached the main spar of the vertical stab... the 747 stopped... you guessed it..... MORE POWER!!! I think he thought there was still time to run for it but he didn't seem to be going anywhere.......SO..........MORE POWER!!!!!!!!!!!! In trying to escape the grips of the Russian aircraft, he managed to reach take-off thrust, and in so doing, put a bunch of containers behind the aircraft through the terminal building and trashed it. Heard NCA got it in the lamps. Japs must be pleased about that! Still no shutdown or evacuation (fuel still pissing everywhere over the apron from the 747 #1 engine) The Yank ground mechanics finally managed to run over and told them to shut the aircraft down but the crew were busy writing a report for management to apportion the blame. mmmmmmmm.....Yes, PLEASE???!!! Hell, no one is safe around these guys! After the entertainment ended, spoke to our crew driver and she said the two vehicles he hit during his exhibition were badly trashed. The Asiana aircraft is looking quite sad. Took all day yesterday to separate the two aircraft and in desperation, the mechanics finally had to cut about 20 feet of the Asiana left wing off to get the aircraft apart. Talk about "dog lock"! The engine is off and the cowlings are all torn open. The opposition (Aeroflot) was taking cover in the hangar...Good idea! ... more
cliffy wrote:Queensland And Northern Territory Aerial Service, (QANTAS), Pronounced As you guessed AO, good jobBut it is never spelled with the "U" as it is an acronym.
American Oyaji wrote:How do you pronounce Qantas? is it Quantas?
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