Speaking of commendable conduct by FA's: A flight I took from ATL to IAD was delayed for over 30 minutes because a flight attendant had the fortitude to demand that Maintenance take a look at an escape chute that was protruding from the bottom of the exit door on a 737. Even after the Engineer came aft to look at it and said, "Don't worry about it", the FA remained adamant that the flight would not go until Maint checked it out. Maint showed up, opened the door and took care of the situation. I got the FA's name & wrote the company about her excellent service. The airline wrote back and confirmed that this FA, with 14 years of service, was absolutely correct in doing what she did. Not allowing flight deck egos to rule is sometimes very difficult for cabin staff.
Cheers!
C-117
Unknown stewardess.
Hi,
I really don't know the exact type of airplane. The interieur was a little bit modern than the airplane on our flight to Vienna.
There was also a frienly steward on board, we asked him if the stewardess didn'd mind that I took a picture. It was oK for her with the known result.
I found the picture of this steward on luchtzak.be, you could find it below ..........I hope.
May be he knows her name ??? (if somebody knows him of course
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Chris, what is a loadfactor of an airplane ?
I really don't know very much of airplanes. Fourteen years ago I gave up my carreer as Chief engineer on CMB ships to start a carreer ashore due to the out flagging of the Belgian ship's to cheaper countries.
I was a seaman for 13 years of which I was 1 year in Sourh Korea for a shipbuilding project at Hyundai Heavy Industries at Ulsan.
So far about me ....... now the names of the stewardess and the steward..
I really don't know the exact type of airplane. The interieur was a little bit modern than the airplane on our flight to Vienna.
There was also a frienly steward on board, we asked him if the stewardess didn'd mind that I took a picture. It was oK for her with the known result.
I found the picture of this steward on luchtzak.be, you could find it below ..........I hope.
May be he knows her name ??? (if somebody knows him of course
)Chris, what is a loadfactor of an airplane ?
I really don't know very much of airplanes. Fourteen years ago I gave up my carreer as Chief engineer on CMB ships to start a carreer ashore due to the out flagging of the Belgian ship's to cheaper countries.
I was a seaman for 13 years of which I was 1 year in Sourh Korea for a shipbuilding project at Hyundai Heavy Industries at Ulsan.
So far about me ....... now the names of the stewardess and the steward..
Bart will probably know his name.May be he knows her name ??? (if somebody knows him of course
The loadfactor is the percentage of people inside the plane compared to the number of seats. It tells you in percentage how full a flight was.what is a loadfactor of an airplane ?
In other words, were there many empty seats during your flight?
Ciao
Chris
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Many thanks for you answer MarcMar wrote: the seats were nearly all occupied for the exeption of a few seats in bussiness class. So the loadfactor was nearly 100%.
No unfortunately it can'tCan this help to find out the name of the unknown stewardess
Isn't there one SN crew member and Luchtzak member who knows her ???????
Ciao
Chris
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