Cockroach falling on head - what would you do ?
#1
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Cockroach falling on head - what would you do ?
Was fall asleep and waken up by a
.
Just curious what will all you do if this happened to you !?
I know it is definitely not cabin crew's fault.
However, I feel a bit frustrated that don't know who to blame for.
I got a seat change, and that's all.
Maybe the cost-down of Cathay Pacific is starting reflect on the Premium Economy lol ...
Just curious what will all you do if this happened to you !?
I know it is definitely not cabin crew's fault.
However, I feel a bit frustrated that don't know who to blame for.
I got a seat change, and that's all.
Maybe the cost-down of Cathay Pacific is starting reflect on the Premium Economy lol ...

#2
Join Date: Sep 2000
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In the future wear a helmet?
If you are in F the crew can prepare them for you:
http://www.rovepestcontrol.com/if-yo...roach-recipes/
If you are in F the crew can prepare them for you:
http://www.rovepestcontrol.com/if-yo...roach-recipes/

#3
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Was fall asleep and waken up by a cockroach falling on head.
Just curious what will all you do if this happened to you !?
I know it is definitely not cabin crew's fault.
However, I feel a bit frustrated that don't know who to blame for.
I got a seat change, and that's all.
Maybe the cost-down of Cathay Pacific is starting reflect on the Premium Economy lol ...
Just curious what will all you do if this happened to you !?
I know it is definitely not cabin crew's fault.
However, I feel a bit frustrated that don't know who to blame for.
I got a seat change, and that's all.
Maybe the cost-down of Cathay Pacific is starting reflect on the Premium Economy lol ...
Ah- just saw its ex-sfo so 77W
i got bug bitten on a flight early march and i was told to sod it but they would pay for my doctor cost if i had any
Last edited by kaka; Apr 3, 17 at 7:16 am

#4
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There is not one thing that actually freaks me out more then cockroaches , may be it is another enhancement from CX ? Who needs a snack service wen you cockroach on demand ....

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what worries me is the fact that cx doesnt care

#6
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Falling on your head or on its head?

#8
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There's also cockroach crawling on the overhead bins in one of my NH flights, the crew tried to catch/kill it, but I'm not sure if the crew was able to catch it.

#9
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Isn't the FT way to handle incidents like this to twitter it (to someone)?

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http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/h...fic-and-cathay



Maybe they should stick with a deep clean every 2 weeks...



Maybe they should stick with a deep clean every 2 weeks...

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#12
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And, oh yeah, I didn't record it to post it on-line.....but I agree, CX should resume the deep cleaning service as it was a few months ago, not a reason for cost cutting.

#14
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I would recognise that Cathay fly largely in the tropics where there are billions of insects and not allow myself to get too indignant about the intrusion of nature into urban/flying life. Cathay are much cleaner than most airlines, in my experience (just fly BA to compare).

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I would recognise that Cathay fly largely in the tropics where there are billions of insects and not allow myself to get too indignant about the intrusion of nature into urban/flying life. Cathay are much cleaner than most airlines, in my experience (just fly BA to compare).
