Cabin Temperature
Sep 6, 2015, 7:21 pm
#121
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So on YYZ-CDG last night, SD came by just after take off and talked to Alttuide members, only 3 of us in J Cabin based on her stops. I asked please keep temperature down, I don't want to be 'one of those guys' and I under stand 20-100 people in plane will want a different temperature. It was just my last flight beginning of August YYC-LHR I woke up in a sweat and it was uncomfortably hot. She immediately said she understood and made sure I found current temperature fine. She checked at end of flight to make sure everything had been to my satisfaction.
Very good flight, excellent service
Very good flight, excellent service
Sep 6, 2015, 7:45 pm
#122
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So on YYZ-CDG last night, SD came by just after take off and talked to Alttuide members, only 3 of us in J Cabin based on her stops. I asked please keep temperature down, I don't want to be 'one of those guys' and I under stand 20-100 people in plane will want a different temperature. It was just my last flight beginning of August YYC-LHR I woke up in a sweat and it was uncomfortably hot. She immediately said she understood and made sure I found current temperature fine. She checked at end of flight to make sure everything had been to my satisfaction.
Very good flight, excellent service
Very good flight, excellent service
Sep 6, 2015, 9:45 pm
#123
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So on YYZ-CDG last night, SD came by just after take off and talked to Alttuide members, only 3 of us in J Cabin based on her stops. I asked please keep temperature down, I don't want to be 'one of those guys' and I under stand 20-100 people in plane will want a different temperature. It was just my last flight beginning of August YYC-LHR I woke up in a sweat and it was uncomfortably hot. She immediately said she understood and made sure I found current temperature fine. She checked at end of flight to make sure everything had been to my satisfaction.
Very good flight, excellent service
Very good flight, excellent service
Sep 7, 2015, 8:46 am
#124
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Sep 14, 2015, 1:33 am
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Boarding Boiling Bertie FIN 936 soon. I wore a polo shirt instead of a shirt, vest, and tie this time. When I get to YUL I will change into business attire in the Dom MLL.
If I could go shirtless and pantless on this flight, I would, but I can't, so I won't.
(I'm not a commando kinda guy, so I will have my undies on)
If I could go shirtless and pantless on this flight, I would, but I can't, so I won't.
(I'm not a commando kinda guy, so I will have my undies on)
Sep 14, 2015, 11:18 am
#126
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Saw this on 680 new's twitter account yesterday.
Here's AC looking out for their passengers and their best friends
http://www.680news.com/2015/09/13/vi...ht-to-toronto/
Here's AC looking out for their passengers and their best friends
http://www.680news.com/2015/09/13/vi...ht-to-toronto/
^
Sep 14, 2015, 4:22 pm
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Boarding Boiling Bertie FIN 936 soon. I wore a polo shirt instead of a shirt, vest, and tie this time. When I get to YUL I will change into business attire in the Dom MLL.
If I could go shirtless and pantless on this flight, I would, but I can't, so I won't.
(I'm not a commando kinda guy, so I will have my undies on)
If I could go shirtless and pantless on this flight, I would, but I can't, so I won't.
(I'm not a commando kinda guy, so I will have my undies on)
I am on the later FRA flight ex-YYZ this week and I'm going to try to change it to the earlier ex-YYZ flight.
Boiling Bertie likes it hot. They should rename the Airbus 333 to the Airbus 666.
Sep 14, 2015, 4:31 pm
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Despite my one-layer polo shirt and no-blanket, the cabin was still boiling as hell. I didn't feel well.
I am on the later FRA flight ex-YYZ this week and I'm going to try to change it to the earlier ex-YYZ flight.
Boiling Bertie likes it hot. They should rename the Airbus 333 to the Airbus 666.
I am on the later FRA flight ex-YYZ this week and I'm going to try to change it to the earlier ex-YYZ flight.
Boiling Bertie likes it hot. They should rename the Airbus 333 to the Airbus 666.
Sep 14, 2015, 4:42 pm
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For the 3,694,603.753th time - no.
Do I have to bug the SD every single time I'm on a hot airplane? I get tired of doing that.
I silently suffered and my solution is to simply avoid the aircraft because I can afford to do so... ok well... sometimes I am constrained with client requirements so there are only certain times and flights that I can choose from. But anyway, how about AC just make a rule and have all cabin temps one degree less at least?
Do I have to bug the SD every single time I'm on a hot airplane? I get tired of doing that.
I silently suffered and my solution is to simply avoid the aircraft because I can afford to do so... ok well... sometimes I am constrained with client requirements so there are only certain times and flights that I can choose from. But anyway, how about AC just make a rule and have all cabin temps one degree less at least?
Sep 14, 2015, 6:36 pm
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On my last CX HKG-SIN on Friday, when the ISM (equivalent of SD on AC) came to great me, we chatted a bit and I asked her out of curiosity if there was a cabin temperature rule that CX follows?
Interesting and logical explanation, she told me that CX keeps the temperature at 22-23 during day flights and lowers it at 21 during night flights, where passengers have their duvet blankets.
Sep 14, 2015, 7:58 pm
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I had a Captain take over the "heating" on a UA flight so he could stop the FA's from boiling the passengers.
Sep 14, 2015, 7:58 pm
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This is absurd. FA's usually are warm (ask ACYYZ/SD) as they are busy walking around and serving passengers.
Sep 14, 2015, 8:05 pm
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But I always thought the heat was controlled from the cockpit. Is it aircraft-specific maybe? I swear I've overheard FAs tell pax "I've already asked the captain to turn up / turn down the heat"...
Sep 14, 2015, 8:09 pm
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I could buy your cold FA theory, it's definitely not beyond the realm of possibilities.
But I always thought the heat was controlled from the cockpit. Is it aircraft-specific maybe? I swear I've overheard FAs tell pax "I've already asked the captain to turn up / turn down the heat"...
But I always thought the heat was controlled from the cockpit. Is it aircraft-specific maybe? I swear I've overheard FAs tell pax "I've already asked the captain to turn up / turn down the heat"...