olympus593
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It's all about presentation and if you don't take pride in it, I think that says a lot about who you are.
You got to be F**KING retarted to think you are going to get a better contract because you dryclean your shirts...
We all love to fly and we all take pride in oursleves as professionals, but I think anyone, regardless of what they do for a living, who has to work for slave wages tends to get a little discouraged. I'm not saying to go out of your way deliberatly to send a message to management by trying to bend or skirt uniform policy, but give me a break if I don't wear my company assigned hat, winter coat, harwear, windbreaker, or whatever other ridiculous accessory managment deems appropriate.
So Excuse me if I don't wake up an extra hour early in the morning to press my pants, iron my shirt, and shine my epaulets and shoes. Their are two levels of uniform professionalism, the minimum (standards) and the perfect "I'm so happy to be a pilot" style. I for one am at the minium standard, the way one dresses is a reflection of moral.
Since it's blatent that regional airlines don't care about moral why should I go above and beyond spending more time and money to make the company look better?
Do you really think the flying public takes the way you dress as a direct reflection of your morale? That is one of the most idiotic things I've heard recently.