Originally Posted by
tennessetom
Back to the pink shirt, whilst you might not like the look and believe the premium cabins shouldn’t be subjected as far as I know breast cancer is just as likely to effect d1 passengers as those in the last row of coach. I think the idea of the pink is breast cancer awareness and hey if a garish pink shirt results in a few lives saved I can deal plus fashion has changed I never wore jeans to the office twenty years ago now I can wear Jeans or even a skirt if I so desire
I can't imagine the leap you took from "
he was also wearing a pink dri-fit polo and not a standard uniform" for you to interpret that to mean that I have some kind of issue with delta supporting BCRF.
my objection is not to the color. I know that delta goes all in on the breast cancer thing during October. my objection to the shirt is that he was wearing a polo and jeans. he looked like a passenger, not cabin crew.
and while you may wear jeans or a skirt to the office, I am pretty sure that those items are not part of delta's appearance standard for cabin crew. if you have some kind of insider tip that delta has implemented casual Mondays for cabin crew, please share the memo.