virgin Atlantic lets male pilots and crew wear skirts to 'express their true identity'

I'm more concerned about getting my Retreat Suit with Virgin.

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It's got 27" tellies!! :D
 
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I've only ever flown upper class with Virign in the last 20 years.

To be clear, that's bragging.

Every time I’ve flown with virgin I got to sit up front with the pilot and have a go on my pick of the air hostesses.






(OK, so I’ve never flown with virgin but that doesn’t make it untrue)
 
I’m not a big fan of the retreat suit, I like to look out of the windows, but then not a fan of the Neo, much prefer the A350, just feels like you have more room.
Ive flow all of Virgins Upper Class suits on all its planes, from the old 747's back and I think the new layout in the Neo is the best.....but the build quality is very poor and it won't last.
 
Do females wearing man trousers creep you out?

It appears mrwong has (very sadly to me, I liked his posts and his presentations of them, given I suspect English was not his native language), been banned, but for sure men in women's clothing "creep" me out. I'd expect a male pilot to be be something like a WW2 squadron leader, moustached, well spoken, confident and manly without ostentation. Not an effete transgender or cross dresser sashaying into the cockpit in a skirt. I'd be getting off the `plane!
 
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I find upper class too cattle like, I prefer private jets these days.. ;)

The food is better, they will 'rustle you up' a nice variety of food:
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Not sure I agree with their interpretation of a full english though (Quite anemic):
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And no issues with skirts on cabin crew..
Rishi is that you?
 
Who cares. It isn't like men wearing skirts is some massively new thing.

Various cultures have had men wearing skirts long before the current stupid culture wars over gender.
 
Who cares. It isn't like men wearing skirts is some massively new thing.

Various cultures have had men wearing skirts long before the current stupid culture wars over gender.


Of which of these "various cultures" were the skirted men pretending or wanting to be women? I think that's the salient point, rather than local or historical fashion....
 
I do miss the 747's, also miss when you could get a massage onboard the aircraft.
Never took advantage of the massage but I do recall a flight back from NYC in the early 2000's when my former wife and I got the entire top level first class to us and 1 old American lady, who fell asleep at take off and woke up at the arrival gate!

We had a seat for dining, a seat for sleeping and a seat for sitting.
 
It appears mrwong has (very sadly to me, I liked his posts and his presentations of them, given I suspect English was not his native language), been banned, but for sure men in women's clothing "creep" me out. I'd expect a male pilot to be be something like a WW2 squadron leader, moustached, well spoken, confident and manly without ostentation. Not an effete transgender or cross dresser sashaying into the cockpit in a skirt. I'd be getting off the `plane!

"Welcome, everyone, to the 1940's. We won't be stopping here long as humanity has moved on a lot. These days, someone who invented a machine that helped end the Second World War would not be chemically castrated just because he was gay."
 
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