Read this the other day and forgot to mention it. No doubt someone brighter than me can find a link but basically it goes like this.......... As it stands the cabin crew are allowed a break of X minutes every 6 hours, guess they sit on the wing eating their sarnies and having a fag then, but Thomas Cook want to change their contracts to one break every 12 hours, as laid down as the minimum by the CAA or whatever it is. Sounds a bit harsh to be fair! Not like the old BL days then. 
Anyway as a rather regular passenger on said airline, and others as well, it has come to my notice that, especially on the back to UK leg the cabin crew spend at least 2 hours sitting behind that curtain rabbiting and particularly on evening flights even turn the cabin lights off so no fecker notices! Not that I personally mind. If I manage to nod off the last thing I welcome is some bugger with an unnaturally high voice trying to sell me some frigging scratch cards. Including turn around time on a flight to Canaries, even from Scotland, probably wont be more than 12 hours, bet Ryanair will do it in 10, and there is ample time there for a break. Probably the only time a break never happens is if there are problem, (drunk) punters on board and lets face it they shouldnt be allowed on board anyway let alone serving them more booze at silly prices which I am sure they are encouraged to do.......... Anyway if you dont want your jobs Freddie and Jack will step up to the mark. Trust me no drunks will phase Fred and Jack can move a dustbin so that trolley wont be a problem. He looks a bit camp anyway. 
Anyway as a rather regular passenger on said airline, and others as well, it has come to my notice that, especially on the back to UK leg the cabin crew spend at least 2 hours sitting behind that curtain rabbiting and particularly on evening flights even turn the cabin lights off so no fecker notices! Not that I personally mind. If I manage to nod off the last thing I welcome is some bugger with an unnaturally high voice trying to sell me some frigging scratch cards. Including turn around time on a flight to Canaries, even from Scotland, probably wont be more than 12 hours, bet Ryanair will do it in 10, and there is ample time there for a break. Probably the only time a break never happens is if there are problem, (drunk) punters on board and lets face it they shouldnt be allowed on board anyway let alone serving them more booze at silly prices which I am sure they are encouraged to do.......... Anyway if you dont want your jobs Freddie and Jack will step up to the mark. Trust me no drunks will phase Fred and Jack can move a dustbin so that trolley wont be a problem. He looks a bit camp anyway. 
one thing that gets up my nose x 
