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01-17-2018, 11:05 AM
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With the flu spreading rapidly...please don’t be that macho man randy savage and try to come into work when you’re sick. You’re doing an extreme disservice to your entire crew. It’s extremely selfish. I saw a post over on the FB group asking bout FAA approved medicines. Keep your ass home. *end rant*
Also I haven't had the flu in a long time..but I don't think I could walk out of my house let alone operate an aircraft.
01-17-2018, 12:05 PM
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01-17-2018, 02:08 PM
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Wow, surprised you don't work for the FBI with those investigative skills. How'd you know Im not a doctor? Well, you're right. Im not a doctor. Im also not a selfish ******* who shows up to work and germs up the flight deck for the rest of the crew and crews who use the plane after them. Im sure you probably leave it in green needles with an MDA and your empty diet coke can in the cup holder too, though.
01-17-2018, 03:40 PM
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Wow, surprised you don't work for the FBI with those investigative skills. How'd you know Im not a doctor? Well, you're right. Im not a doctor. Im also not a selfish ******* who shows up to work and germs up the flight deck for the rest of the crew and crews who use the plane after them. Im sure you probably leave it in green needles with an MDA and your empty diet coke can in the cup holder too, though.
01-17-2018, 03:44 PM
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I hear what you are saying, and do not disagree with the possibility that a sick member in the cockpit can get you sick.
But have you ever considered that the 50-100 people in the back can get you JUST as sick? They come from multiple cities, states, and even countries, where the flu strains are different than the ones you may have been inoculated against.
Face it, in this industry, you WILL get sick more often than in just about any other, minus the health care profession.
But have you ever considered that the 50-100 people in the back can get you JUST as sick? They come from multiple cities, states, and even countries, where the flu strains are different than the ones you may have been inoculated against.
Face it, in this industry, you WILL get sick more often than in just about any other, minus the health care profession.
With the flu spreading rapidly...please don’t be that macho man randy savage and try to come into work when you’re sick. You’re doing an extreme disservice to your entire crew. It’s extremely selfish. I saw a post over on the FB group asking bout FAA approved medicines. Keep your ass home. *end rant*
01-17-2018, 04:18 PM
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Wow, surprised you don't work for the FBI with those investigative skills. How'd you know Im not a doctor? Well, you're right. Im not a doctor. Im also not a selfish ******* who shows up to work and germs up the flight deck for the rest of the crew and crews who use the plane after them. Im sure you probably leave it in green needles with an MDA and your empty diet coke can in the cup holder too, though.
01-17-2018, 04:41 PM
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Joined APC: Mar 2017
Position: Star Commander
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I hear what you are saying, and do not disagree with the possibility that a sick member in the cockpit can get you sick.
But have you ever considered that the 50-100 people in the back can get you JUST as sick? They come from multiple cities, states, and even countries, where the flu strains are different than the ones you may have been inoculated against.
Face it, in this industry, you WILL get sick more often than in just about any other, minus the health care profession.
But have you ever considered that the 50-100 people in the back can get you JUST as sick? They come from multiple cities, states, and even countries, where the flu strains are different than the ones you may have been inoculated against.
Face it, in this industry, you WILL get sick more often than in just about any other, minus the health care profession.
01-17-2018, 05:05 PM
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And you do. Every time you fly. I have gotten sick, and the guy next to me wasn’t. It happens. Those packs are real good at bringing germs from the back to the front.
01-17-2018, 10:14 PM
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01-18-2018, 12:53 AM
Part of the problem
Joined APC: Jul 2013
Position: CRJ200 CA
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Not to be a buzzkill, but it's a minimum of 2 days after exposure to a common cold virus before you get symptoms yourself. The flu can sometimes show up within 24 hours.
Blame belongs with the company for having punitive policies about sick calls.
Blame belongs with the company for having punitive policies about sick calls.
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