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Gig 601XL Builder wrote:
This brings up another point. If FAs are there primarily for emergencies and not as flying wait staff then why don't the airlines train at least senior FAs to serve as backup radio ops and a second pair of eyes/hands? Or why there is a mandatory retirement age for pilots yet none for FA's. The previous #1 by seniority (no pun intended) at UA was 80+ years old. Her name was Gladys IIRC. If someone mentioned her name, most of the real frequent fliers (1K's on up) would recognize the name and knew who you were talking about. She was forced to retire last year IIRC when she couldn't open up the cabin door. No joke. Can you imagine this woman jumping down a chute in a wheel chair. ? The FAA should set a mandatory retirement age for FA's. And if it were up to me, I'd make that age 32. ;-) Gerald |
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Aluckyguess writes:
At this point who really cares about the FAA. The only thing important is if the flight attendant is hot and wants to fulfill the rest of the fantasy. I thought only a crew of two is required to fly that aircraft. -- Transpose mxsmanic and gmail to reach me by e-mail. |
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