13 flight attendants fired after refusing to fly on vandalized plane

[Awesomecaek]

It doesn't even look like painted on, it looks like somebody etched it into the filth on the tail, you can't really call it vandalism as they are, if anything, cleaning part of the plane.

[itisjuly]

[QUOTE=GordonZombie;46903859]Being paid to do something doesn't mean shit when health and safety is potentially compromised.[/QUOTE]
But at the same time not doing your job leads to you getting fired.

[i_speel_good]

13 is a massive number. You would think that by one or two fired attendants they would start thinking that "you know, maybe we can thoroughly inspect this bitch before firing anyone else"

Also, I can't unsee this
[img]http://i.imgur.com/3CANAz6.png[/img]

[cecilbdemodded]

[QUOTE=GordonZombie;46903859]Being paid to do something doesn't mean shit when health and safety is potentially compromised.[/QUOTE]

The problem ? What does 'potentially compromised' mean? In theory strong winds, freezing cold, rain, overworked crew, suspicious looking passengers ALL could be potentially compromising elements in someone's mind, but that doesn't mean they are compromising anything. In this case the plane flew with no ill effects, so they were wrong. In fact, they never had any proof the plane was unsafe to fly.

[Missing User]

[QUOTE=itisjuly;46904001]But at the same time not doing your job leads to you getting fired.[/QUOTE]

OSHA would like to have a word with you.

[tirpider]

I am going to assume that the subsequent checks revealed that only approved personnel had access to the ass of the plane.

So... which one of the luggage monkeys did it?
I'm sure if they had held him by the ear in front of the flight attendants and was made to confess, then there would have been no problems.

-edit
Unless it was the pilot himself... hmmm
Someone is hiding something.

[itisjuly]

[QUOTE=Code3Response;46906051]OSHA would like to have a word with you.[/QUOTE]
Why? The plane was deemed safe. They refused anyway.