Flight take off with crew in aisles?
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Flight take off with crew in aisles?
this was a first after thousands of flights that the crew were still in the aisle taking orders when we began our takeoff roll...and a quite strong one being on a 772.
normally i start my music playlist when i hear the two dings that we are on an active runway ... which we were but there were no dings nor any "flight attendants please be seated for take off" as they were all up doing their business...and i presumed we may have just been crossing a runway. but then we lined up and i was a bit confused and that thrust came on and fa's running in both directions to get to seats.
anyone else experience this?
normally i start my music playlist when i hear the two dings that we are on an active runway ... which we were but there were no dings nor any "flight attendants please be seated for take off" as they were all up doing their business...and i presumed we may have just been crossing a runway. but then we lined up and i was a bit confused and that thrust came on and fa's running in both directions to get to seats.
anyone else experience this?
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this was a first after thousands of flights that the crew were still in the aisle taking orders when we began our takeoff roll...and a quite strong one being on a 772.
normally i start my music playlist when i hear the two dings that we are on an active runway ... which we were but there were no dings nor any "flight attendants please be seated for take off" as they were all up doing their business...and i presumed we may have just been crossing a runway. but then we lined up and i was a bit confused and that thrust came on and fa's running in both directions to get to seats.
anyone else experience this?
normally i start my music playlist when i hear the two dings that we are on an active runway ... which we were but there were no dings nor any "flight attendants please be seated for take off" as they were all up doing their business...and i presumed we may have just been crossing a runway. but then we lined up and i was a bit confused and that thrust came on and fa's running in both directions to get to seats.
anyone else experience this?
Did you get a PDB?
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presume this is a joke lolol...if you had only seen the crew. it was the most surly crew ive encountered in ages and certainly was not a "Flagship First" service in the least.
he couldn't throw drink or food at us quickly enough once in the air to get rid of us so he could hide away.
he couldn't throw drink or food at us quickly enough once in the air to get rid of us so he could hide away.
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I'm sure at some point I've been on a flight where FAs were still standing at the start of takeoff roll.
I know that I was once on a flight (AA MD-80 into SMF) where an FA was still standing in the F galley when we touched down.
Fly enough and you see all kinds of stuff.
I know that I was once on a flight (AA MD-80 into SMF) where an FA was still standing in the F galley when we touched down.
Fly enough and you see all kinds of stuff.
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presume this is a joke lolol...if you had only seen the crew. it was the most surly crew ive encountered in ages and certainly was not a "Flagship First" service in the least.
he couldn't throw drink or food at us quickly enough once in the air to get rid of us so he could hide away.
he couldn't throw drink or food at us quickly enough once in the air to get rid of us so he could hide away.