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We should look Professional when we Exit an airplane
We could start excuding professionalism by shouting less, don't you think? -- Thomas Borchert (EDDH) |
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Kloudy via AviationKB.com wrote:
wrote: Do THEY PAY your house payment? SCREW THEM! YOU are the PIC the Captain , the Master of your ship (Aircraft) . So go ahead and get the uniform and ENJOY!!!! you only live ONCE!!! I perCEIVE YoU as A LITTLe KoOKY!!. But HEY dO!!! WHAtcha wanT. SO faR its a relatiVely FRee KounTry. JusT Don'T TRy and REcrUIT me INto yOUR LIFestYLE. Jeesh. So I waded through all the preceding crap. WHO ARE THESE NUMCHUCKS who insist on ****ing around with their CAPSLOCK? What kind of screwed up mentality is this? Are we bringing up a new crop of newbies who think CAPSLOCK funkiness is cool? Whatever it is, it needs to be cut off at the knees. It's pOIntLeSs. Get over it, dufas. |
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"Frank" wrote: Is it permissible for a private pilot to wear a shirt and/or jacket that epaulettes with 4 gold stripes? I believe that gold is for "officers" (such as the captain of the plane) and 4 stripes signify the pilot (3 are for crew). Is this correct? Also, is it ok to wear a pilot cap with generic gold wings to match the epaulettes? Sure, it's permissible. But line guys and FBO receptionists will laugh at you. And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. -- Dan T-182T at BFM |
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"Dan Luke" wrote: "Frank" wrote: Is it permissible for a private pilot to wear a shirt and/or jacket that epaulettes with 4 gold stripes? I believe that gold is for "officers" (such as the captain of the plane) and 4 stripes signify the pilot (3 are for crew). Is this correct? Also, is it ok to wear a pilot cap with generic gold wings to match the epaulettes? Sure, it's permissible. But line guys and FBO receptionists will laugh at you. And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. Around here, you would be a laughingstock. The guys I fly with are mostly current and retired airline captains, current and former military, etc. *NONE* of them wears epaulets! |
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Dan Luke wrote:
And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. What a visual! G |
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"Dan Luke" wrote in message ... "Frank" wrote: Is it permissible for a private pilot to wear a shirt and/or jacket that epaulettes with 4 gold stripes? I believe that gold is for "officers" (such as the captain of the plane) and 4 stripes signify the pilot (3 are for crew). Is this correct? Also, is it ok to wear a pilot cap with generic gold wings to match the epaulettes? Sure, it's permissible. But line guys and FBO receptionists will laugh at you. And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. Maybe he should wear a full set of pirate regalia. |
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On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 13:28:04 -0700, "Matt W. Barrow"
wrote: Also, is it ok to wear a pilot cap with generic gold wings to match the epaulettes? Sure, it's permissible. But line guys and FBO receptionists will laugh at you. And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. Maybe he should wear a full set of pirate regalia. At least there's a manual for it.... http://www.avweb.com/newspics/potw/l...otw04_1347.jpg Ron "Argggh" Wanttaja |
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"Ron Wanttaja" wrote in message ... On Mon, 26 Nov 2007 13:28:04 -0700, "Matt W. Barrow" wrote: Also, is it ok to wear a pilot cap with generic gold wings to match the epaulettes? Sure, it's permissible. But line guys and FBO receptionists will laugh at you. And real professional pilots might give you a melvin and take your lunch money. Maybe he should wear a full set of pirate regalia. At least there's a manual for it.... http://www.avweb.com/newspics/potw/l...otw04_1347.jpg Ron "Argggh" Wanttaja Avast!!! That's a good one!! |
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Ron Wanttaja wrote:
Maybe he should wear a full set of pirate regalia. At least there's a manual for it.... http://www.avweb.com/newspics/potw/l...otw04_1347.jpg Ron "Argggh" Wanttaja And a day to practice: http://www.talklikeapirate.com/ I also stumbled on this: http://www.talklikeapilot.org/ |
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