Pervasive Crew smoking on China Eastern true?
Are the stories about the pervasiveness of crew smoking on China Eastern true?
I have 2 biz class trips purchased on China Eastern in the next 4 months. I LOATH the stench of cigarettes and the stench of smokers. |
Originally Posted by smitopher
(Post 28973190)
Are the stories about the pervasiveness of crew smoking on China Eastern true?
I have 2 biz class trips purchased on China Eastern in the next 4 months. I LOATH the stench of cigarettes and the stench of smokers. It’s disgusting and unsafe but if you ask the FA, they will just tell you they will look around. Useless and stupid. |
what are you guys talking about? I have yet to see cabin crew or passenger smoke on airplanes even on chinese airlines and I live in China.
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If this is true, I might start flying Chinese airlines.
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Only the cockpit crew I thought?
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Originally Posted by smitopher
(Post 28973190)
Are the stories about the pervasiveness of crew smoking on China Eastern true?
I have 2 biz class trips purchased on China Eastern in the next 4 months. I LOATH the stench of cigarettes and the stench of smokers. |
Sorta related.
A couple of weeks ago I was on a domestic China Easter flight in first class. An off duty pilot was deadheading in the bulkhead row. He did not properly stow his briefcase, rather than placing it in the overhead bin, he placed on the floor, in front of the empty seat next to him. Also, he reclined his seat. When the flight attendant did her final safety check before take off, she made him move his seat back up, but immediately after she went to her jumpseat in the galley, he reclined his seat again. If an off duty, in uniform pilot will be so brazen in public view, it wouldn’t shock me if they smoke in the privacy of the cockpit. Also, there is no expectation of them to greet or say good bye to passengers (or even talk to us at all), so they don’t have to open that door at all, while passengers are on the plane. |
I've seen exactly the same behaviour some years ago on off duty crew on MU. One would think things have changed over the years, but apparently not.
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I flew BKK-PVG-JFK-vv twice this year in J. Seven out of eight flights had cigarette smoke wafting from the cockpit into the cabin. They smoke in there. And they open the door frequently enough that it gets out into the cabin. It's a very real problem. Only way to avoid it is to sit far enough back in the big J cabin on the 77W. If this bothers you, don't fly MU.
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The smoke detectors in the lavs are fake in China.
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confirmed
I have flown twice. Once J, you could smell faint cigarette smoke througought the flight. When I flew Y - i didn't notice it. It's the pilots that are smoking as others say.
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First hand experience. I know the smell of cigarette smoke, and was not just daydreaming...
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All they have to do is to execute one of them to stop this once for all :D
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Originally Posted by pandablood
(Post 28973793)
what are you guys talking about? I have yet to see cabin crew or passenger smoke on airplanes even on chinese airlines and I live in China.
Originally Posted by username
(Post 28996640)
All they have to do is to execute one of them to stop this once for all :D
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I’ve taken plenty of flights in F and J on MU and CZ...never once have I noticed the smell of smoke. Fanatics on flyertalk? That’s quite another matter. If I was THAT fanatical and I thought I smelt smoke once, I wouldn’t fly that airline again. I certainly would not keep flying with them so I could get outraged...unless I was trying to make some kind of point.
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