... and, call the front desk for a "wind check"!:beer:
Well played sir.
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... and, call the front desk for a "wind check"!:beer:
Thats the way its been done at Mesaba since 1944. When you kids have been an airline for that long come talk to me. BTW once you get a chance to fly somewhere other than ATL you will notice that many airlines do not have shirt wings. You probably wear at T Shirt with an airplane on it at the Quality Inn pool so that everywhere you go people know you're a pilot.
Who in the PAX industry doesn't have wings on their shirts? Can you name a major who doesn't?
Plain white shirt at the hotel and people will assume you're there to assist with the luggage on occasion. This profession is still strongly tied to the military and we like our wings.
I bet some of you guys wore wings on your "flight instructor" uniform..
No, We wear hats and wings because of Jaun Trippe not the military. Our uniform originates from maritime roots. Trippe wanted to his Flying Clippers to be on par with the great ocean liners of the time. Hence why the PIC is a "captain". Maritime captains wear their hats indoors or whenever in eye of the public. Like most airline pilots did once upon a time. The military takes the lid off when indoors.