Welcome to Flightinfo.com

  • Register now and join the discussion
  • Friendliest aviation Ccmmunity on the web
  • Modern site for PC's, Phones, Tablets - no 3rd party apps required
  • Ask questions, help others, promote aviation
  • Share the passion for aviation
  • Invite everyone to Flightinfo.com and let's have fun

Spouse on the overnight?

Welcome to Flightinfo.com

  • Register now and join the discussion
  • Modern secure site, no 3rd party apps required
  • Invite your friends
  • Share the passion of aviation
  • Friendliest aviation community on the web
Why bring your wife if you can bring your girlfriend !? ;)
 
I've done it and there is nothing wrong with it. With the terrible schedules and QOL we have at PSA it sometimes works out that when I have a decent overnight somewhere my wife will come along and help me take my mind off of where I work.
 
How's that?

Did anyone else read this thread title as "Spouse is overweight"? Probably just me... I know it sure seems that way.
 
I've brought my girlfirend on several overnights, and nothing was ever said. Its a non-issue

Ya, me too, utill my wife decided to go :eek: and the FA's kept telling her they thought her NEW hair color looked great! Youzzz!

You would know I am just joking if you ever met the wife!!:uzi:
 
You know what would really suck? Bringing the Mrs. along, and the FAs get lit (or not) and tell her about you extracurricular activities with other FAs.

Something to the effect of:

"Yeah, your man is riding Julie C. on the PDX overnights" or something like that.
 
I took your wife on an overnight. It was easy, she came with me.
 
wives are for home fa's are for night stops never confuse or mix the two why bring sand to the beach
 
My wife had always being jealous of flight attendants. All I had to do was bring her ONCE with me when I used to work for Mesa:eek: . She was never jealous again.......
 
I had my wife on an overnight and I received a knock on the door at 2:00 am. A drunk FA was standing in the doorway with a bikini on. She was hollering something about everyone going swimming. For some reason the wife has never liked that FA after that night.
 
I had my wife on an overnight and I received a knock on the door at 2:00 am. A drunk FA was standing in the doorway with a bikini on. She was hollering something about everyone going swimming. For some reason the wife has never liked that FA after that night.
Did you go swimming?
 
Yeah, the playboy lifestyle of the big-time airline pilots!

Are you learning anything from this thread?

DON'T BRING YOUR WIFE!!! It embarrasses everyone....us, you, flight attendants, gate agents, hotel employees, passengers and homeless people.
Absolutely nothing good can come from it.
 
I actually kicked my wife of my plane. We were overweight by 100 lbs. She weighs 100 lbs. FA's were trying to get me to count her as a kid, but I'm such a goody goody when it comes to rules....

Still married.
 
I was overweight by 200 pounds (overfueled)...booting a pax would have solved the problem, but the only non-rev was my wife...

So we sat at the hold short line and told tower we needed to do a five-minute "engine runnup"...in a CRJ.

Not very professional, was it!
Here we are everyone on this board bashes the management of each airline, but when it comes to 'their' fuel...yep, I'd rather have my spouse on board and burn fuel for nothing.

How can you expect your employer to treat you well if you do not care about treating 'them' right.

Ever heard of integrity?

Bunny
 
Bunny, how can I put this properly?

Integrity goes away after the first time MGMT fingers you just right when you least expect it. No excuse, really, just our nature.
 
Not very professional, was it!
Here we are everyone on this board bashes the management of each airline, but when it comes to 'their' fuel...yep, I'd rather have my spouse on board and burn fuel for nothing.

How can you expect your employer to treat you well if you do not care about treating 'them' right.

Ever heard of integrity?

Bunny

You're kidding, right? The 1200 hour King of Cherokees is going to lecture an airline captain on professionalism? Tell ya what kid, when you learn to find your ass with two hands in an airliner, then you'll be entitled to an opinion on such matters. Until then, get back to your bug smashing and leave the fuel decisions to us.

And by the way, in your profile, the Beech B58 is spelled B-A-R-O-N, not Barron. Dummy.
 
I was overweight by 200 pounds (overfueled)...booting a pax would have solved the problem, but the only non-rev was my wife...

So we sat at the hold short line and told tower we needed to do a five-minute "engine runnup"...in a CRJ.

I'm pretty sure that if anyone really cared, all they would have cared about was the fact that you blocked out overweight.
 
You're kidding, right? The 1200 hour King of Cherokees is going to lecture an airline captain on professionalism? Tell ya what kid, when you learn to find your ass with two hands in an airliner, then you'll be entitled to an opinion on such matters. Until then, get back to your bug smashing and leave the fuel decisions to us.

And by the way, in your profile, the Beech B58 is spelled B-A-R-O-N, not Barron. Dummy.


2nd THAT
 

Latest resources

Back
Top