Thanks!
Originally Posted by
zip10001
I am always surprised when a passenger brings a gift to the crew. Do they hope for an upgrade or free Champagne?
I flew CDG-FCO on AZ (ITA Airways) last week, so roughly 2h flight.
A young lady/woman brought a small box of chocolates (Ferrero Rocher, probably worth $10 or 10 euros) and gave it to the Business Class flight attendant.
He thanked and asked her seat #. She sat in Economy and I think the FA brought her one of those tiny bottles of Prosecco or wine.
Sorry - Here was my answer….
Do not drink wine, do not need anything. Just see it on social media and thought maybe it was a thing. Maybe not! Thanks!
Originally Posted by
scotflyer1
STOP it. This practice is out of control. Why do you want to do this ?? Please tell us how much you are going to "tip" the flight deck crew.....
Ouch, I make cute crafts. Thought it was an idea because I keep seeing it mentioned in the various FB groups I am on.
Originally Posted by
NBwoodstock
Why? Just why? Do you go to Macy's and hand out presents? Do you gift your cashier at Publix? Do you carry goodies for all your taxi and Uber drivers?
Yes, we should be courteous to flight attendants and follow their directions when within their realm—but gifting them little goodies for doing their job? That is just silly.
Thanks for your feedback.