Pronouns on Flight Plans
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Pronouns on Flight Plans
Just had it confirmed by our Diversity and Inclusion Committee. They are working with the company to implement a new field (on the flight releases as well as on the crew pairing App on our iPads that will include, if desired, each crew member's pronouns. I don't know why we couldn't just continue the current practice of attaching pronouns to email headers or nametags on the uniform but I don't make the decisions.
So far there is no intention of requiring the lead FA to announce the pronouns on the PA but who knows where this all leads. As it stands it will be a required part of the crrw briefing as of the next Company Operations Manual amendment.
So far there is no intention of requiring the lead FA to announce the pronouns on the PA but who knows where this all leads. As it stands it will be a required part of the crrw briefing as of the next Company Operations Manual amendment.
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I’m going to request my pronoun as Supreme Leader, or His Majesty.
On a serious note my company has one of those alphabet peoplekind, it’s a woman who identifies as no gender so I don’t know what that’s called but “they” will write you up if you do a PA with “Ladies and Gentleman”.
On a serious note my company has one of those alphabet peoplekind, it’s a woman who identifies as no gender so I don’t know what that’s called but “they” will write you up if you do a PA with “Ladies and Gentleman”.
Let’s Go Brandon
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Probably "they" - but, you know, you could always ask them. Showing a little courtesy isn't difficult. At least, not for most people.
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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Only if you're a straight white European heterosexual male. For everyone else, the future is looking up.
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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Well then you don’t have anything to worry about!
Let’s Go Brandon
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You flip flop back and forth between an extremist advocate for equality and extremely offended by it.ALPApolicy wrote: ↑Tue Jan 25, 2022 9:03 am Just had it confirmed by our Diversity and Inclusion Committee. They are working with the company to implement a new field (on the flight releases as well as on the crew pairing App on our iPads that will include, if desired, each crew member's pronouns. I don't know why we couldn't just continue the current practice of attaching pronouns to email headers or nametags on the uniform but I don't make the decisions.
So far there is no intention of requiring the lead FA to announce the pronouns on the PA but who knows where this all leads. As it stands it will be a required part of the crrw briefing as of the next Company Operations Manual amendment.
You have too much time on your hands... it might be better off spent reading the AOM cover to cover.
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No. If you're a straight white European heterosexual male it is always going to be a great future no matter what road blocks get put in front of them.
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You think so? Are all the hot social topics actually improving anyone's life? They do polarize for sure though.
As an AvCanada discussion grows longer:
-the probability of 'entitlement' being mentioned, approaches 1
-one will be accused of using bad airmanship
-the probability of 'entitlement' being mentioned, approaches 1
-one will be accused of using bad airmanship
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Actually I think the future is looking up for everyone, because when you don't have to be a heterosexual white European male to be treated with courtesy and consideration, everyone benefits. Even the heterosexual white European males.
Ask yourself if you want to work for or be a customer of a company whose employee speaks about a colleague in these terms:Are all the hot social topics actually improving anyone's life? They do polarize for sure though.
and then we can talk about who's doing the polarizing.On a serious note my company has one of those alphabet peoplekind
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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Subscribers of identity politics and post modernists do the polarizing.
I guess if they don't like "ladies and gentlemen" it turns out that I wasn't speaking to them.
I guess if they don't like "ladies and gentlemen" it turns out that I wasn't speaking to them.
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Do you truly not see the dissonance between those two statements?
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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The point is that it's getting triggered over semantics.
"Ladies and gentlemen" is an age old expression. If you decided that you're neither, and you can't grasp the spirit of the comment well then that's on you. I don't have the time or inclination to include every possible pronoun in a PA... or maybe we should just go to "Comrades" because that is where this Marxist identity bullshit goes.
"Ladies and gentlemen" is an age old expression. If you decided that you're neither, and you can't grasp the spirit of the comment well then that's on you. I don't have the time or inclination to include every possible pronoun in a PA... or maybe we should just go to "Comrades" because that is where this Marxist identity bullshit goes.
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What is the cost to you to change the greeting? How does it disadvantage you in any way, to help someone else have a better day?
In an industry where customer service is everything, I find it very difficult to understand your desire to be obstinate about something that means a lot to others but costs you nothing at all.
I don’t think you really understand it either, which is why you have to use expletives and insults to justify it.
In an industry where customer service is everything, I find it very difficult to understand your desire to be obstinate about something that means a lot to others but costs you nothing at all.
I don’t think you really understand it either, which is why you have to use expletives and insults to justify it.
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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Without commenting on the advisability of changing the PA greeting (similar to the "Merry Christmas" greeting topic), what are we saying about the fragility of trans "ladies and gentlemen" if a simple greeting not meant in anger or hostility is enough to challenge their mental health?
Wouldn't it be like enclosing all open spaces in the country so that the small, very very small percentage of people who are agoraphobes feel safe?
What do psychologists do to help people who suffer from PTSD? I am curious. Do they teach them to run from anything that might possibly trigger them? I hardly think so. What about people who suffer from true phobias, such as a fear of flying? Are they instructed to forget about flying for the rest of their lives?
Trans "ladies and gentlemen", in my opinion, need to learn to adapt and inject themselves into society and learn how to survive in that environment. They need to recognize that every life is full of challenges, not just theirs. They need to recognize that a simple greeting that has been used forever is not an attack on them, and doesn't mean they are being excluded from ANYTHING.
My pronouns are 'HE' (when someone is referring to me) and HER (when someone is referring to a possession of mine).
Wouldn't it be like enclosing all open spaces in the country so that the small, very very small percentage of people who are agoraphobes feel safe?
What do psychologists do to help people who suffer from PTSD? I am curious. Do they teach them to run from anything that might possibly trigger them? I hardly think so. What about people who suffer from true phobias, such as a fear of flying? Are they instructed to forget about flying for the rest of their lives?
Trans "ladies and gentlemen", in my opinion, need to learn to adapt and inject themselves into society and learn how to survive in that environment. They need to recognize that every life is full of challenges, not just theirs. They need to recognize that a simple greeting that has been used forever is not an attack on them, and doesn't mean they are being excluded from ANYTHING.
My pronouns are 'HE' (when someone is referring to me) and HER (when someone is referring to a possession of mine).
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Straw man. Nobody here said anything about challenging anyone's mental health. I was wondering why you wanted to be deliberately and unnecessarily discourteous to some of the passengers that are customers of your employer.ALPApolicy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 9:44 am Without commenting on the advisability of changing the PA greeting (similar to the "Merry Christmas" greeting topic), what are we saying about the fragility of trans "ladies and gentlemen" if a simple greeting not meant in anger or hostility is enough to challenge their mental health?
Nobody really cares what your opinion is about what trans people need to do, seeing as you aren't one of them. Which is rather the point.Trans "ladies and gentlemen", in my opinion, need to ...
DId you hear the one about the jurisprudence fetishist? He got off on a technicality.
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It's comforting to know that if there's a position to take on any topic, you will choose the a-hole option every single time.altiplano wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 8:37 am The point is that it's getting triggered over semantics.
"Ladies and gentlemen" is an age old expression. If you decided that you're neither, and you can't grasp the spirit of the comment well then that's on you. I don't have the time or inclination to include every possible pronoun in a PA... or maybe we should just go to "Comrades" because that is where this Marxist identity bullshit goes.
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I am going to challenge you on your reading comprehension. Where, in what I wrote, does it say that I want to be deliberately and unnecessarily uncourteous? I clearly stated that I was NOT commenting on the advisability of changing the greeting.
With that said, the only people who could possibly be put off by the use of the two biological sexes of our species are people who have been seduced by an ideology into believing that unless they get things THEIR way it is an attack.
Really photofly, you need to try harder.
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Clearly YOU care about my opinion. And you care enough that you felt compelled to comment on my post. What other opinions of mine would you like to hear? I am full of them.
As, it seems, are you.
Also, trans "ladies and gentlemen" (at least the more activist among them) seem to want us all to change our world to suit they (them? zee? attack helicopters?). Would not a better path for a peaceful existence be to seek the change in themselves that they want others to be/have? (Although frankly, it is the pimply-faced plump, unattractive girls from high school now with pink/purple hair and degrees in women and gender studies pushing the change the most)