Unruly flier slaps undercover air marshal
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The behavior of the public in general, amazes me. It gets worse every year.
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It's amazing how much control of their lives people cede to alcohol.
USCREW
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AAHAHAHAHAAAHAAAA. That's funny. Probably woke the FAM right up!!!!
When I admit at times I work for an airline, the answer I get is 'geez I always to be a flight attendant'.
I tell them go find another career-it aint the same-
Dumb A$$ Anonymous any more..
Dont let the door slam on your backside whilest ya leave!
Amazing..
The public should our jobs just once time, during Spring Break, Summer Travel or the Holidays-Take your pick!
I tell them go find another career-it aint the same-
Dumb A$$ Anonymous any more..
Dont let the door slam on your backside whilest ya leave!
Amazing..
The public should our jobs just once time, during Spring Break, Summer Travel or the Holidays-Take your pick!
USCREW
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It's interesting how people will assume that you are a flight attendant or a pilot immediately, like there are no other positions... :blink:
Perhaps they were on a newly configured 320 and there was nowhere to hang the coat...lol
Okay, I read it. No real details.
Even if drunk, how did the FAM get involved? I mean, FAMs are supposed to remain incognito. Did the FAM say something to the drunk that might have "earned" a slap? What would have caused the drunk to switch his attention from the FA to his seat-mate? or did a poorly aimed slap at the FA, from a seated position, miss, and hit the FAM. Unlikely.
FAM as "crew member".
I would consider a FAM a crewmember when "roaches" or "ghostriders" are considered crewmembers.
USCREW
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Big difference between the three. FAMs would be closest to being a part of the crew. They brief with us pre-flight and are working inflight for the safe passage of all passengers. I have been a "ghostrider", and I was in no way a part of the crew--they did not even know that I was onboard. Roaches are just passengers and are not working inflight at all...otherwise they'd lay off the multiple vodka tonics.
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Bob, I'm glad you have our backs!
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