RickyBobby wrote:I would jump out the plane before I would wipe that guys ass.

Luckily you will never have to. Nor will any of the lovely EVA flight crew. Nor will any of the rent a ladies in Thailand.

Everyone can breathe a collective sigh of relief.

Cam Nivag wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 8:21 pm Update.

He's dead.

https://viewfromthewing.boardingarea.co ... m=facebook

That was the collective sigh of relief from aircrews I heard....

blerrr9 wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2019 11:01 am

Cam Nivag wrote: ↑Thu Apr 18, 2019 8:21 pm Update.

He's dead.

https://viewfromthewing.boardingarea.co ... m=facebook

As he's not in this world anymore, I can't talk more about this guy, I just hope that no flight attendants need to deal with this kind of people anymore and hope there's no more human like this. It's surely traumatized the flight attendants ..

I do so wish it were true, but shameless, self important plebs like him exist in far too great a number.

The EVA cabincrew are probably* culturally better prepared for providing service than some western outfits. Likewise with many Asian crews. Unfortunately, this also leaves them predisposed towards not fighting back when maybe they ought. I’ve seen Thai, Korean, south East Asian, Indian crews especially suffer hugely demeaning and humiliating treatment from all sorts of passengers, east and west, rich and average.
There’s an old joke that passengers check their brains in when they fly. I think many check in their humanity, too.

I was based with an airline in Malaya many years ago. The cabin crew (largely Indian, Bengali and Nepali) used to suffer what can only be described as sexual assault on a daily basis. They didn’t call it that, but a full on grope in the crotch can’t be dismissed as anything else. They’d endure it because their previous flight crews would have dismissed their complaints, or even reprimanded them for doing so. It was only when a European crew member observed it happening that anything was done. Actually, on a separate flight, the same thing was tried on a feisty western girl who turned around and simply smacked him one. Most Asian crew that I’ve met would be unlikely to do that.
Jokingly, on a layover, one of my colleagues addressed two of the younger cabin crew at check in- telling them to report to his room at 8 to press his shirts. They did, much to his own shock and humiliation.

Can you imagine him (the scumbag passenger, subject of this thread) getting away with it on BA or American? I can’t. But some of the lower standards outfits in the west do allow passenger behaviour to go unchecked much further than normal common decency might allow.



*I’ve never flown on EVA, so this is a generalisation!

Shortlist for thread title of the year award.