WorldTraveler said:you do realize that Latin America has made enormous strides in just 10 years?
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WorldTraveler said:you do realize that Latin America has made enormous strides in just 10 years?
neither corporate communications or the CDC write airline policies about refilling water tanks.eolesen said:Not my job to inform you, fortunately. Maybe you can write Investor Relations and ask.
Or get with your friends at the CDC. Maybe they know?
Really E? It took you this long? Or is this sarcasm? He knows nothing of the insides. He will claim to know everything...eolesen said:Always the authority on everything, eh?
and yet neither you nor anyone else can provide a list of current cities where any carrier other than WN will not buy ice, fill the water tanks, or allow their lavs to be serviced.eolesen said:Always the authority on everything, eh?
not exactly... esp. since I never came close to saying so.Again, you've latched onto something miniscule, and turned it into the worst decision ever.
You mean not every former airline employee remains a rabid fanboi of their former employer forever?!?eolesen said:What makes you think that I care what happens with regard to AA?
thousands of posts trying to defend AA mgmt. decisions that are clearly not profitable says otherwise.What makes you think that I care what happens with regard to AA?
uh, I don't think ANY US airline would serve tap water but the US still requires that water supplies on US registered aircraft be potable. So, no, aircraft water supplies CANNOT e full of bad germs and varmints.jimntx said:Even in the U.S., passengers will specify "bottled water" when asked what they want to drink; some even specify with no ice. It is common knowledge (which shows you how wrong common knowledge can be) that the "tap" water on airplanes and the ice even in the U.S. is full of bad germs and varmints. I once had a passenger who asked for hot tea, but wanted me to "microwave some bottled water to boiling temperature" to make the tea. Aside from the fact that I had no dish/cup/vessel that would withstand such treatment, there are no microwaves on any AA a/c other than (I think) the 777s. All of the ovens are convection, not microwave.