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steeljack · 27-09-2006, 00:55

Rindy, The days of gracious flying are long gone , no longer do men wear sports coats (without team logos) and neck-ties ,and ladies wore hats and gloves when travelling ,now you are more likely to be faced with the tattoo above some slappers butt crack (bring back BOAC and PanAm)
I guess the aviation regulations in Europe must be different than the US , here no-way would anyone be allowed on a flight if they were showing signs if inebriation, and no way could anyone get drunk during a flight ,the cabin crews on major US airlines are now so old that elastic stockings are part of the uniform, walking frames can't be far behind , unless you are flying up-front drinks are $5 a pop even on 10 hour trans-atlantic flights.

27-09-2006, 00:55	#15
steeljack God Member Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: SF/ Bay Area California Posts: 4,002 Liked: 0 times Rep Power: 1336	Re: North/south manners divide. Rindy, The days of gracious flying are long gone , no longer do men wear sports coats (without team logos) and neck-ties ,and ladies wore hats and gloves when travelling ,now you are more likely to be faced with the tattoo above some slappers butt crack (bring back BOAC and PanAm) I guess the aviation regulations in Europe must be different than the US , here no-way would anyone be allowed on a flight if they were showing signs if inebriation, and no way could anyone get drunk during a flight ,the cabin crews on major US airlines are now so old that elastic stockings are part of the uniform, walking frames can't be far behind , unless you are flying up-front drinks are $5 a pop even on 10 hour trans-atlantic flights.