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You're a professional, remove the stickers from your flight bag!

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How many stickers are we talking about here?
You do realize that the minimum amount of "flair" is 15.
 
stickers on fly bags! what I miss is porn in the cockpit! all these female pilots killed that, and dispatchers posting on pilot forums instead of gazing at eBay :)

I keed I keed
 
Both crews wore clean, sharp looking uniforms; both displayed personal grooming standards equal to or above any airline's requirements.

really? my polyester uniform is really what makes me professional? Or that I like to be clean shaven and not stink? Clean shaven....and why again is that professional? Why is that a rule anyways? Studies have proved that O2 masks work just fine with facial hair. Stickers on a bag? Unless they are vulgar-leave it alone. Its their bag. Oh and iPods and listening to music while walking in the airport is hardly unprofessional. Did they say talking on those new cell phones was unprofessional back in the day? Do you have to sit hundreds of hours a year on airport ready reserve? I will even if I want change my shoes for a long walk while I listen to my music. Screw you. Let me guess, no hats and leather jackets also define unprofessionalism in your book too?
 
I've noticed of the FO's I fly with, those who have the most stickers tend to have their own "style" of doing things. It borders on poor technique sometimes and annoys me to no end. The pros are low-key, well spoken, calm, and don't stand out with idiotic cusomization of their luggage.

You don't see Emirates, Lufthansa or United pilots with the "DMB", "Vail", "Terrorist Hunting Permit", nor the prolific "Mile High Club...Giggity" stickers, do you? Nope. I've had FO's doing walk-arounds with Jamba Juice in their hands, cell phones, etc. There is an issue with professionalism at the regionals, and you can't blame it entirely on age.
 
Sure. They're ok with it because they're managing expectations. Who's gonna think-- gee, this is a serious organization with serious people, I may just stay here!

Not me. Unfortunately, I'm in pretty deep with my life to start chasing a reserve assingnment at UsAirways.

I would *hope* if management had any spare time from dealing with the daily nuclear fallout, they might say something about what's on sale in the "company" store
 
You need stickers to pick your bag out of a the long lineup of bags in the crew room. Should a flight be late because you spend 30 minutes looking for your bag? The stickers aren't a new thing. If you stroll through the bag rooms at major airlines you see a ton of really neat old stickers (Ozark DC-9's etc...) I agree there are some pretty unprofessional stickers out there, but I think that's the minority.
 

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