Thank You AC Cabin Crew!
Jan 15, 2017, 10:19 am
#61
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Location: YYZ
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I've had good interactions with an older, Japanese-speaking FA working in J from YYZ-HND and HND-YYZ on 2 separate occasions (one of them being the inaugural flight in 2014).
I forgot her name, though.
Hope to have her again next time I fly to Tokyo.
I forgot her name, though.
Hope to have her again next time I fly to Tokyo.
Jan 25, 2017, 9:43 pm
#62
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Location: YEG
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Flight 123 today (Jan 25) YYZ YEG. We held a pattern short of YEG due to fog, and then diverted to YYC for fuel. I want to thank the Cpt and SD for doing an awesome job of keeping us informed as things developed.
Jan 25, 2017, 9:49 pm
#63
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I've done it once. Compared to many times for cabin crew (which reminds me of something I need to do...)
May 8, 2017, 10:22 am
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Thank you to SD Sean on AC 118 last night for excellent service and also teaching me something new about Grand Marnier. Air Canada has some classy, cultured gems out there and when I get to fly with any of them, I am grateful.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
May 8, 2017, 10:27 am
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Thank you to SD Sean on AC 118 last night for excellent service and also teaching me something new about Grand Marnier. Air Canada has some classy, cultured gems out there and when I get to fly with any of them, I am grateful.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
May 8, 2017, 10:31 am
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(Apart from the Lapostolle heiress having opened a large winery in Chile that is. Possibly even moved there? Also, too sweet for my taste.)
May 8, 2017, 10:35 am
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Thank you to SD Sean on AC 118 last night for excellent service and also teaching me something new about Grand Marnier. Air Canada has some classy, cultured gems out there and when I get to fly with any of them, I am grateful.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
It was a full pax load and full J, and Sean and the team were efficient and gracious. They also seemed somewhat amused at the adventures of 3 AC FTers sitting together, discussing the AC napkins with buttonholes (used as tablecloths, lol), and doing group photos with the "tablecloths" and the Kit Kats.
May 8, 2017, 10:38 am
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May 8, 2017, 10:40 am
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May 8, 2017, 10:42 am
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May 8, 2017, 12:13 pm
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The warmed glass with the Grand Marnier was brilliant.
And some of us are hot too.
May 9, 2017, 4:01 pm
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