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ASA Uniform Enforcement

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Mr. BS is putting together the new uniform policy for SH that will be enforced shortly. Hats, name tags, no back packs, no slip on shoes, no cotton pants and woman no longer can wear high heels.

This should be good.
 
Sorry, I agree with all that. < Former Marine. We all should be standard and whether we have the hat or not, we all should be looking the same. The chicks with their hip hugger pants even though the asses look nice, some of those chicks shouldn't even bother.
 
I'd have to agree with the former Marine. Absolutely nothing wrong with uniform standards. If you want to be treated like a professional then you ought to look like one. I think it's great that you ASA folks finally have a TA, but you also have to keep your end of the bargain and follow the rules. Whether you agree with them or not. It's how the game is played.
 
I heard it's going to relax the uniform standards a bit. No hats during the summer, and a couple more things are changing slightly -- basically bringing us more inline with SkyWest.
 
I try to keep my uniform looking clean and crisp. However, as trashy as our culture has become on some levels, our appearance should have some symbolism to our passengers.
 
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Every Delta pilot and even the Airtran pilots in ATL wear their hats. I don't see why ASA pilots can't do the same.
 
I heard it's going to relax the uniform standards a bit. No hats during the summer, and a couple more things are changing slightly -- basically bringing us more inline with SkyWest.
SkyWest is going back to the hats in Jan. At least that's what the training dept was saying in May
 
At least we're not looking like the mesa and not wearing the purple windbreaker. What's up with that?
 
If they reimburse me for my hair plugs, then I will gladly wear my hat. Also every time I wear my hat, before I can get inside the terminal, someone always wants me to check their bags. ouch.
 
Thank you Tarzan. Just another excuse not to wear the hat or be in uniform. It's not that difficult to do and take their bags and take the tip!!! haha
 
Thank you Tarzan. Just another excuse not to wear the hat or be in uniform. It's not that difficult to do and take their bags and take the tip!!! haha

I had that twice in Akron...Waiting downstairs, watching the rain falling... Then a car stop by me and the guy ask me if I can take care of the luggages. I laugh everytime... They just didn't understand at first until he ask again and I looked at him and told him that I wasn't working there anymore...
 
Yes it has happened to me also, but not because of the hat. In Omaha, I was wearing my jacket waiting for the van and someone asked me to take their bags to the room.. I did it and took the 3 bucks. Hey, I'm cheap and took the money, then told them I didn't work there, I was a pilot. I laughed and walked away.
 
Yes it has happened to me also, but not because of the hat. In Omaha, I was wearing my jacket waiting for the van and someone asked me to take their bags to the room.. I did it and took the 3 bucks. Hey, I'm cheap and took the money, then told them I didn't work there, I was a pilot. I laughed and walked away.

Too funny. That's as good as the FOs you see in front of the airport collecting and returning SmarteCarts to collect the $0.50 refunds.
 
I'd have to agree with the former Marine. Absolutely nothing wrong with uniform standards. If you want to be treated like a professional then you ought to look like one. I think it's great that you ASA folks finally have a TA, but you also have to keep your end of the bargain and follow the rules. Whether you agree with them or not. It's how the game is played.

nevermind... not worth it.
 

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