Thank you 1Time

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Thank you 1Time

Postby IFLYHI » Thu Dec 14, 2006 6:14 pm

Haven't posted for awhile :oops:

Thank you, to the crew of 1Time from FABL to FAJS for allowing me in the jump seat :D :D
Only gripe was that the flight lasted only 34 min :shock:

Shame on the good looking attendant of Kulula who treated me like dirt when I asked for the same privilege on a flight from FAJS to FACT, she decided on behalf of the captain, didn't even asked him :cry:
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Postby John Young » Thu Dec 14, 2006 6:49 pm

"Me thinks" you should be quiet on this one.

Suggest delete post.

Too much flak flying about nowadays [for the crew]. :oops: :oops: Registration is shown and PIC is visible.

Must say that the jump seat is very lekker :wink: :wink: but if the CAA catch them HKGK :!: :!:

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Postby arnold » Thu Dec 14, 2006 10:00 pm

It is no longer the Captains call to allow passengers to sit on the jump seat. I am not even allowed to put my daughter in 'my' jump seat anymore. I think the hottie at Kalula was demonstrating their compliance with the rules and their interest in your safety. Good for her.
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Postby IFLYHI » Fri Dec 15, 2006 9:27 am

:oops: :oops: Seems there is a bit of confusion. I was led to believe that on domestic flights it is acceptable, but because SAA is an international carrier they made the their rules universal for both domestic and international flights :( that's why I did not even bother to ask when I was on the SAA flight :(
1Time and Kulula I thought allowed it :?: In both instances I presented my license :?
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Postby ForensicFlyer » Fri Dec 15, 2006 1:34 pm

yah - Been there as well!

Those guys are awesome!

But I must tell you that the "open-door policy" is a VERY good way of keeping passengers...

I now REFUSE to fly ANYWHERE but on 1-Time...

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