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Originally Posted by calcapt  I agree that challenging crew members can make a great job miserable. I am pretty laid back and give crew members pretty wide latitude knowing that we all have our bad days; however, if it is obvious that they are just choosing to be bitchy or rude to the passengers, I usually ask if there is a problem and if they would like to continue on the trip. If it is not resolved fast, they are gone. This goes for FOs as well. Pilots should be held to the same standards as FAs. Thankfully, there are not too many of these folks around. Crews who take care of each other are happier and safer. I hope if I ever behave like this, my fellow crew members will care enough to tell me I am being a pain. As I said earlier, we all have our days... |
Oh, I couldn't agree more. I've seen some of my favorite CA's having a bad day---and not once was it taken out on us. You have to know though, Calcapt, that this behavior is typical for this CA. I understand he's "quiet," but there is NO excuse for the tactics he employs. I'm sure you'll agree that telling us to skip some our duties is totally unacceptable.
