SIA Girl's standards dropping?
-
Those are the ones you see on posters!Originally posted by Rock^Star:
How? Chio?
Yummy yummy
These are the ones you see when you took the plane.
-
I know talking is normal.Originally posted by Rock^Star:Knn, see pakistani, u scared?
equlus, that pilot is damn lau lan. How many stripes on his shoulder? 3 stripes - Capt. 2 stripes - First Officer. It would be a pain to fly with this kind of asshole in the co.ckpit.
ponders - cabin crew talking behind is normal what. A lot of airlines do that. But yeh, a lot of service is textbook based. As long as they are polite and eager to help, it's ok. In SIA training centre, SIA trainees are told to smile at those with shirt and tie (assume they are from mgt)....saw none of it when i was there 2 weeks ago.
BUt talking loudly, sometimes with hokkien expletives during the conversation, when it is "sleep time" for passengers... do you think it's normal?
As much as they want to talk and chit chat, by all means, but do have some consideration on the passengers. -
hmm. SIA used to have an "unofficial" policy that SIA girls on ads have to be racially ambiguous...Originally posted by Rock^Star:
How? Chio? Yummy yummy
looks like they have laxed on this policy. -
U mean like, knn, ccb and nb?Originally posted by Ponders:BUt talking loudly, sometimes with hokkien expletives during the conversation, when it is "sleep time" for passengers... do you think it's normal? That is totally unacceptable. -
ya.. that's what i mean.. like since because they are not working.. you see the lian side of themOriginally posted by Rock^Star:U mean like, knn, ccb and nb? That is totally unacceptable. -
it'd be incredible for SIA to try pass off this knockout as SIA girl.
standard's too way off her league liao
-
that girl is really a Singapore Girl. She is a wax figurine in Madame Tussande, London (correct me if I got the spelling wrongly). I have to agree to a certain extend that standards of SIA cabin crews are falling, it might be only temporary as they're in need of crews!Originally posted by boy in blues:it'd be incredible for SIA to try pass off this knockout as SIA girl.
standard's too way off her league liao -
As much as they are dropping, i still stick to Singapore Airlines...
better to see our local girls on the plane than Hong Kongers who don't understand us.
or at least they are way better than Air Koryo -
and the irony is.........SIA filled with msians..........singapore girls flock to CatPac and JALOriginally posted by Ponders:As much as they are dropping, i still stick to Singapore Airlines...
better to see our local girls on the plane than Hong Kongers who don't understand us.
or at least they are way better than Air Koryo -
my est is 40-50% of SIA cabin crew are m'sians. the ones that i have met so far speak good english.....
can't be helped that the ratio is so high, turnover rate for locals is too high. malaysians will stay longer because of the conversion rate. this may change when m'sia's currency becomes on par with sing$. However, that may take a 100 years -
typical singaporean la. being proud without thinking. malaysia is happy about their currency rate. it helps them to attract foreign investments and setting up factories. They live on it you know.Originally posted by Rock^Star:my est is 40-50% of SIA cabin crew are m'sians. the ones that i have met so far speak good english.....
can't be helped that the ratio is so high, turnover rate for locals is too high. malaysians will stay longer because of the conversion rate. this may change when m'sia's currency becomes on par with sing$. However, that may take a 100 years -
ok, so only u think. Do u even know how currency works?Originally posted by chenc:typical singaporean la. being proud without thinking. malaysia is happy about their currency rate. it helps them to attract foreign investments and setting up factories. They live on it you know. -
hmm.. well i got about 5 gal pals who are SIA girls and all Singaporeans. So 5 out of 5 girls = 100% singaporeans.
Anyway, ya, alot of girls now want to join JAL because of that "japan craze" they have. Dunno what's the reason for Cat Pac.
But there is an increasing trend of girls wanting to join Emirates now. But damn tough because of the "exotic looks" requirements. Plus some girls abit turn off by some compulsory items in the medical checkup. -
I guess both of you are right in your ways.Originally posted by Rock^Star:ok, so only u think. Do u even know how currency works?
M'sia girls want to be SIA girl so that they earn more $$ to bring back home.
But foreigners invest in Malaysia to earn more. haha. -
it's not that bro ponders, chenc first said i didn't use my head, singaporeans are pompous and then talks as if the RM is controlled only by the govt, which i would like to debunk. Hence i would like him to clarify.Originally posted by Ponders:I guess both of you are right in your ways.
M'sia girls want to be SIA girl so that they earn more $$ to bring back home.
But foreigners invest in Malaysia to earn more. haha.
What say u chenc? -
i think its much more difficult for malaysians or people from other countries to join in as an SIA girl. Met this indonesian girl who works for SIA, at least a degree is required to enter, not sure for malaysians though.Originally posted by Ponders:I guess both of you are right in your ways.
M'sia girls want to be SIA girl so that they earn more $$ to bring back home.
But foreigners invest in Malaysia to earn more. haha. -
Lol. You said that RM can never par with S$, even in 100 years.Originally posted by Rock^Star:it's not that bro ponders, chenc first said i didn't use my head, singaporeans are pompous and then talks as if the RM is controlled only by the govt, which i would like to debunk. Hence i would like him to clarify.
What say u chenc?
Just telling to think before looking down on them. Is Singapore's currency rate even suitable for them? Do they even need to be on par with Singapore's currency rate in a hurry? Their rates actually helps their economy.
And who talked about government controlling currency?
So typical. First, you thought S$ worth more than RM and so proud that you laugh ur ass off
Then, you proved my point by not using your head and misunderstood what i wrote. -
this one look like lynn pohOriginally posted by boy in blues: -
why you anyhow say like dat?Originally posted by FireIce:im serving u pricks in sgforums w/o any pay ok!
you never serve my prick before ma...
-
Try KLM
-
Hey hey, relax broOriginally posted by chenc:Lol. You said that RM can never par with S$, even in 100 years.
Just telling to think before looking down on them. Is Singapore's currency rate even suitable for them? Do they even need to be on par with Singapore's currency rate in a hurry? Their rates actually helps their economy.
And who talked about government controlling currency?
So typical. First, you thought S$ worth more than RM and so proud that you laugh ur ass off
Then, you proved my point by not using your head and misunderstood what i wrote. . why getting so incensed over a small matter? I mentioned in a previous post:
______________________
my est is 40-50% of SIA cabin crew are m'sians. the ones that i have met so far speak good english.....
can't be helped that the ratio is so high, turnover rate for locals is too high. malaysians will stay longer because of the conversion rate. this may change when m'sia's currency becomes on par with sing$. However, that may take a 100 years
______________________
the only part where i think got u riled is the last sentence and i didn;t say that w/o thinking. rm does not need to be on par with sing$ at all. what i'm saying is that when rm does become on par with sing$, that's when SIA will see much lesser msian cabin crew. u got offended and went into detail by bringing the economy in. so i asked u for details .
Then seeing ur reply that i shot off w/o thinking, i had asked why u thought that way. but ur reply shows that u know zilch about currency or even how the rm works and u were just being antagonist. ur right that a low rm helps the malaysian economy though.
anyway, no offence dude, any more discussion would be meaningless since u seem intent on winning this debate and ur judgement clouded. it stops here but i have reasons on the 100 years, not some proud singaporean ok if my one sentence (with 2 smileys) has offended u (becos ur m'sian?), then my apologies. Let's get back to topic. -
back to the main topic of SIA girls standards lor... lolx
peace!