Will Athens go junior?
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Travelpro72
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OMG...I'm dyin' ova hea.......I believe that Athens will go junior. I hear 1973 seniority will be able to hold it through SAP on the weekends.
USCREW
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HeeHee, "Junior" is anyone currently based in PHX 😀
IMisstheAladdinTrays
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You know it's not just us that joke about our F/As? A US1 customer asked me the other day if I really worked here... I was like, what do you mean? He said I was always under the impression that USAir saved money on flight attendants by only using elderly volunteers from nursing homes... 😀 We are actually known as Jurassic Airways by F/As at other airlines.... so I found out at a hotel bar... started hanging out with some Continental F/As and one asked where the rest of my crew was, and another one said "Honey they took out thier dentures hours ago!" 
In regards to junior at US East, the most "junior" on the propery are going into thier seventh year...
the most junior F/A at US Airways would be senior to the very most senior employee at JetBlue....
In regards to junior at US East, the most "junior" on the propery are going into thier seventh year...
the most junior F/A at US Airways would be senior to the very most senior employee at JetBlue....
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You know it's not just us that joke about our F/As? A US1 customer asked me the other day if I really worked here... I was like, what do you mean? He said I was always under the impression that USAir saved money on flight attendants by only using elderly volunteers from nursing homes... 😀 We are actually known as Jurassic Airways by F/As at other airlines.... so I found out at a hotel bar... started hanging out with some Continental F/As and one asked where the rest of my crew was, and another one said "Honey they took out thier dentures hours ago!"
In regards to junior at US East, the most "junior" on the propery are going into thier seventh year...
the most junior F/A at US Airways would be senior to the very most senior employee at JetBlue....
I'm sorry, but even though I'm in my mid-20's, I like my flight crews senior and with a little bit of attitude. I had to fly jetBlue a lot this past year (which is why my US status went down) and I was shocked that they had crew members younger than me. Maybe that's what being raised flying on TWA every month did to me. I recall flying to Europe once on TW and a F/A showing me a picture of herself from the late 50's flying the Constellation!
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Hell let's take them over and give them DOH too. Oh wait maybe they'll want to be slotted in and do int'l to get a paris bag.
IMisstheAladdinTrays
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If we did that the West people would be in even worse shape...senority wise that is!Hell let's take them over and give them DOH too. Oh wait maybe they'll want to be slotted in and do int'l to get a paris bag.
Sthrnboy
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WE are older at America West Airlines than JetBlue Airways....Hell let's take them over and give them DOH too. Oh wait maybe they'll want to be slotted in and do int'l to get a paris bag.
As far as that Paris bag. So what is the youngest FA's Age flying to Europe?
USCREW
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You know, after seeing some of our West partners, I don't think that just because many are more junior than the Easties makes them automatically younger.
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Junior means not needing to wear "Depends".
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I guess around 28 at the youngest if all the stars are aligned just right or if PHL has a total meltdown.
IMisstheAladdinTrays
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That would only happen like every leap year though!
Sthrnboy
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Well that bag sure is worth the wait. You could sling it over your shoulder walking through A-West like a real pro!
