Conduct unbecoming a F pax
#16
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#17
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The nut in 2K probably thought that he would have a clear path to the lav after it became free so remained in his seat while 'in the queue'. Ridiculous behavior though and commend you for holding back and not escalating the issue further.
Kudos also to the crew for stepping in and actually taking a side (yours). Many times on Asian airlines they will turn a blind eye to avoid confrontational situations.
Kudos also to the crew for stepping in and actually taking a side (yours). Many times on Asian airlines they will turn a blind eye to avoid confrontational situations.
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This sort of behaviour is unacceptable in any cabin on an aircraft... It is just unfortunate that the traveling public do behave like this when they are cooped up in a metal tube. With airport security and reductions in service onboard all add up, and sometimes, someones capacity bucket overflows... Not an excuse, just what happens. I have been on the receiving end of it more than once at work, I am used to it now.
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I'm not used to it but was shocked. Maybe I should meet more PITA to prepare myself mentally in advance.
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On a high note the crew was great and efficient, even the ISM had to work the aisles to make the meal service faster. ^^^
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I had the most awful rude cabin manager in F a few weeks ago. She was so damm rude to the crew and passengers and even made snide remarks to an old man who was travelling with assistance. This was when we were getting off and it was the final straw, I had to tell her to her face what a rude horrible person she was and she should find a job up a tree where she didnt have to deal with people. One of the ground staff who is a friend was waiting to meet me and he even pointed out how bad she was when they opened the doors. She refused anyone from Biz to come in the F cabin during the flight despite the old man needing to be checked by his carer in biz every hour or so. My wife was also in biz and was refused point blank entry to come and ask me a question. She even refused to tell me my wife had been to see me, one of the mate FA told me but asked me not to say anything to her, he was obviously in fear of her. When I went to biz to speak to my wife she then told me I could not sit on the otterman to talk to my wife. We went a spoke in the galley and the whole time she was stomping around like a bear with a sore RSEND. She blasted several of the crew during the flight as well all who appeared very scared of her. Not sure what nationality she was, I am pretty sure she was Phillipine or Indonesia.
I have just cancelled my next 3 long hauls with CX and moved them to QF and BA
I have just cancelled my next 3 long hauls with CX and moved them to QF and BA
#23
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Now...now, let's not be too rash in saying that the ISM is a Filipino or Indonesian. To be honest the the friendliest I've had apart from Filipino ISMs (perhaps because I'm Filipino too) are Malaysians & Singaporeans. I find the Japanese ISMs most reserved...less chatty. HK ISMs are great too, although I had two instances where they kept on hiding in the galley through out the flight.
#24
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a.) Write a comment form to CX and fill it out with your flight # and her name so she can be identified
b.) Take it with you off the plane, and send it to CX on your own. I recently came to understand that it quite commonplace amount cabin crews (encouraged by ISMs) to open the sealed comment forms (and survey forms), read them, and discard any unfavorable ones so they aren't received by CX management. Even though they have the seals there, apparently the crew all open break the seals, read the comments, and re-seal and return to CX (or throw them out).
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b.) Take it with you off the plane, and send it to CX on your own. I recently came to understand that it quite commonplace amount cabin crews (encouraged by ISMs) to open the sealed comment forms (and survey forms), read them, and discard any unfavorable ones so they aren't received by CX management. Even though they have the seals there, apparently the crew all open break the seals, read the comments, and re-seal and return to CX (or throw them out).
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Now...now, let's not be too rash in saying that the ISM is a Filipino or Indonesian. To be honest the the friendliest I've had apart from Filipino ISMs (perhaps because I'm Filipino too) are Malaysians & Singaporeans. I find the Japanese ISMs most reserved...less chatty. HK ISMs are great too, although I had two instances where they kept on hiding in the galley through out the flight.
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I do not doubt your story and its quite unfortunate that a single bad egg can ruin an airlines reputation as well as a nationality.
Please help by opening a complaint with CX and have the cabin manager investigated. That way we know the bad egg either shapes up or get axed.
I hope you'd reconsider flying CX again and hopefully the next time CX, and another Filipina can win your business back.
Please help by opening a complaint with CX and have the cabin manager investigated. That way we know the bad egg either shapes up or get axed.
I hope you'd reconsider flying CX again and hopefully the next time CX, and another Filipina can win your business back.
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I have far more important things to do than getting into a exchange of words with some **** at CX who sends you pre prepared answers and grovels to thank you so much for using CX, been there done that and wont be doing it again.