Dress Code

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Newps wrote:
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Geez, even we require that men's dress shirts that are able to be tucked
in, be tucked in....

Emily wrote:
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Geez, even we require that men's dress shirts that are able to be tucked
in, be tucked in....
These guys have to watch out, now the "black, fag, whatever" poster has
EVIDENCE :-). Personally I think the skirt with cowboy boots makes the
point quite well. I was appalled to find out a few years ago that some
school districts still require female teachers to wear skirts at all times.

Margy

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So.... what do these folks plan to do after high school graduation?

Newps wrote:
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You know, a lot of countries still require pilots to wear uniforms.
Even private pilots.

cjcampbell writes:

You know, a lot of countries still require pilots to wear uniforms.
Even private pilots.

Which countries?

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Mxsmanic wrote:
cjcampbell writes:

You know, a lot of countries still require pilots to wear uniforms.
Even private pilots.

Which countries?


I remember reading in one of the aviation magazines, can't remember
which, that pilots in several African and Middle Eastern countries were
still required to wear uniforms.

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cjcampbell writes:

I remember reading in one of the aviation magazines, can't remember
which, that pilots in several African and Middle Eastern countries were
still required to wear uniforms.

Probably because both of their pilots are in the military.

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Cjcampbell,

You know, a lot of countries still require pilots to wear uniforms.
Even private pilots.


Name one, please.

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Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

Don't have personal knowledge about private pilots, but I remember being
astonished to see the ski lift attendants wearing impeccable uniforms in
Austria a number of years ago. I think some sort of convention of dress adds
to respect (and yes, I have been following the thread and understand the
point that we rarely see controllers.)

You know, a lot of countries still require pilots to wear uniforms.
Even private pilots.