United Allegedly Kills Dog
03-21-2018, 04:46 PM
#252
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Joined APC: Sep 2013
Position: On the hotel shuttle
Posts: 5,953
A name is very important to me, knowing someone by name, calling someone by name.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
03-22-2018, 01:34 AM
#253
Gets Weekends Off
Joined APC: Mar 2016
Posts: 1,401
A name is very important to me, knowing someone by name, calling someone by name.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
03-22-2018, 11:41 PM
#255
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Joined APC: Aug 2006
Posts: 1,874
A name is very important to me, knowing someone by name, calling someone by name.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
"A name can have a profound impact that reverberates, a growing body of research suggests." "There is a reason why baby name books are extremely popular,"
Andy Dufresne (when learning that a man has died) "what was his name" "I was just wondering if anyone knew his name"
James Francis Ryan when learning that two men died looking for him "what were their names" (the names of the men were Erwin Wade and Adrian Capazo (spelling?))
Miscommunication happens all the time, my position on the Coquito Bill has been soiled. My interest is the name of the bill, not the bill itself. How many dogs have died in overhead bins? I know of one (Coquito) - a law is a waste of time and money.
My Theory, Premise, Hypothesis has always been that this was a tragic event caused by miscommunication between the fa and the non english speaking passenger, that's it, nothing else. Most likely the FA instructed them to put the bag in the overhead (not knowing it was a dog), that's it nothing else, no sinister act. (I would not be surprised to learn that pax had so many bags that not all would fit under seat) (Not saying this is a fact just Theory, Premise, Hypothesis)
I would like to see all unions/airline employees defend each other, not tear each other down.
Yes I do have a lot of problems but getting facts straight about Coquito is not one of them, I did not start the thread.
03-23-2018, 07:18 AM
#256
Number Last
Joined APC: Sep 2017
Position: Boeing voice activated systems and ACARS commander
Posts: 442
I'm not sure but I am guessing that he has been missing the medication. Truth be known, I suspect he is just repeating what he hears Coquito saying to him.
Last edited by PowderFinger; 03-23-2018 at 07:19 AM. Reason: I are not be English major
03-25-2018, 09:37 AM
#259
Line Holder
Joined APC: Dec 2012
Posts: 48
Facts are what matter, what ever the spelling it is must be correct out of respect for Coquito. Has anyone got any definitive word on the spelling?
Dogtube
https://twitter.com/hashtag/coquito?lang=en
Family heartbroken by death of dog in jet's overhead bin - Story | WNYW
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/580269...phia-ceballos/
March 19: Dog care, Don Jr. and express buses - NY Daily News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8jAtqtqjp0
Re-cap,
1. Dog's name must be correct (aka Coquito)
2. Airline employees should support airline employees
3. This brainstorming actually helped with the bigger issue, no pets in Cargo bays ever, now that would be a great law. Contact your lawmakers.
Really appreciate your support
I love you, bye for now, Meow
Dogtube
https://twitter.com/hashtag/coquito?lang=en
Family heartbroken by death of dog in jet's overhead bin - Story | WNYW
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/580269...phia-ceballos/
March 19: Dog care, Don Jr. and express buses - NY Daily News
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L8jAtqtqjp0
Re-cap,
1. Dog's name must be correct (aka Coquito)
2. Airline employees should support airline employees
3. This brainstorming actually helped with the bigger issue, no pets in Cargo bays ever, now that would be a great law. Contact your lawmakers.
Really appreciate your support
I love you, bye for now, Meow
03-25-2018, 09:49 AM
#260
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Joined APC: Apr 2008
Position: Sleeping in the black swan’s nest.
Posts: 5,726
3. This brainstorming actually helped with the bigger issue, no pets in Cargo bays ever, now that would be a great law. Contact your lawmakers.
Really appreciate your support
I love you, bye for now, Meow
Really appreciate your support
I love you, bye for now, Meow
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