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Old Mar 3, 2023 | 8:03 am
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Originally Posted by PotomacApproach
You haven't flown much if that's the case. Frequent flyers have long stopped believing this. There are pireps, liveatc.net, and so many forecasting tools that when there is no weather, no complaints on liveatc, no major wind direction changes, a weak jet stream, etc, AND there's picketing FAs at the airport and ongoing labor contract negotiations in the press, the result is a loss of faith in people who are supposed to be there for safety. Lying to pax needs to stop, because crews will naturally lose our trust.
Yes. I don’t fly much. 🙄

were talking about Alaska here. Please point out where the FA’s are picketing and please provide the latest press release about the FA’s being in negotiations. It doesn’t happen on Alaska the way you claim. There may be a one off here and there. The majority of flights get the service they’re scheduled for. Shorter flights often don’t have scheduled service, or it’s just water. That’s not the flight attendants fault. But yes, I’ll take the word of someone who watches from the sidelines.
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