Thanks WN!

[a320av8r]

My wife and I recently interlined on Southwest. We were treated great by everyone from res to gate to inflight.
Just wanted to say thanks.

 

[WNrforlife]

My wife and I recently interlined on Southwest. We were treated great by everyone from res to gate to inflight.
Just wanted to say thanks.

You're welcome. Don't you wish you worked for us?
Most everyone does.

 

[boeingdriver213]

You're welcome. Don't you wish you worked for us?
Most everyone does.

Most people at WN are not as egotistical as this guy is. Happy you had a good flight, and we hope to see you again!

 

[insp89]

Most people at WN are not as egotistical as this guy is. Happy you had a good flight, and we hope to see you again!

I guess even a good company like Southwest lets one seep thru the cracks now and then.

 

[Tanker]

I guess even a good company like Southwest lets one seep thru the cracks now and then.

I'm still hoping that he is not one of ours. I second what boeingdriver213 said and am glad that you enjoyed the flight.

 

[wnbubbleboy]

Most people at WN are not as egotistical as this guy is. Happy you had a good flight, and we hope to see you again!

With Life's "Bleed Blue" attitude I am sure he's the kind of guy you would call to cover a shift for you if your car broke down.

 

[WNrforlife]

I'm still hoping that he is not one of ours. I second what boeingdriver213 said and am glad that you enjoyed the flight.

I am one of the few, the proud, the WNr's, and I am here to stay. Another 18 years before retirement.

Just stating the obvious. Other airline employees are envious of what we have

 

[swflyer]

Just stating the obvious. Other airline employees are envious of what we have

One of the things "we have" is the "Golden Rule" codified in our Company Policy.

IMHO, you seem to forget that part of our creed, when posting. <_<

 

[Bear96]

Just stating the obvious. Other airline employees are envious of what we have

Funny, when I was a F/A at UA I never had even an inkling of wanting to work for WN.

That's not a slight to WN, but simply a fact of the networks of WN vs. UA and the choice of spending my days doing multiple domestic legs per day on a 737 looking forward to a layover in Amarillo, or doing two legs per week to Europe or Asia and having a nice long layover in CDG or HKG or somewhere.

As screwed up as UA was/is, and as well-managed as WN was/is, had it come down to it, I would have quit rather than do WN-style flying with no hope of anything better.

Different strokes.

 

[wnbubbleboy]

Funny, when I was a F/A at UA I never had even an inkling of wanting to work for WN.

That's not a slight to WN, but simply a fact of the networks of WN vs. UA and the choice of spending my days doing multiple domestic legs per day on a 737 looking forward to a layover in Amarillo, or doing two legs per week to Europe or Asia and having a nice long layover in CDG or HKG or somewhere.

As screwed up as UA was/is, and as well-managed as WN was/is, had it come down to it, I would have quit rather than do WN-style flying with no hope of anything better.

Different strokes.

God Bless America!

 

[BuffaloJoe]

God Bless America!

Wow! 737's in Amarillo? I thought they were all RJ's. I didn't realize WN went there. Learn something new everyday.

 

[WNjetdoc]

One of the things "we have" is the "Golden Rule" codified in our Company Policy.

IMHO, you seem to forget that part of our creed, when posting. <_<

Excellent post.