It's a bit off topic but I've noticed that too. "Mask on the chin" look seems to be very fashionable among Qantas and Air New Zealand crew alikenor do they care about general hygiene. crew touches his face nose constantly bare hand then serve meal drinks in business class.
It's a bit off topic but I've noticed that too. "Mask on the chin" look seems to be very fashionable among Qantas and Air New Zealand crew alike![]()
They aren't.Had several flight attendants on Qantas wearing clear face shields and no Masks on 2 flights at the weekend. I thought they werent allowed
What happens if the discussion turns into hygiene in the priority boarding queue, where do I post then?Just a shout out to our moderators- that was an impressively quick and reasonable move to split this discussion off the priority boarding thread!![]()
Virgin check in agents in Sydney don't even bother with the facemasks at all (yesterday).... its everywhere.
From the Sydney Airport website: Masks remain mandatory at airports and on commercial domestic flights.
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They aren't.
I also saw a QF flight attendant with the clear face shield, although the others on the flight had standard face masks.Had several flight attendants on Qantas wearing clear face shields and no Masks on 2 flights at the weekend. I thought they werent allowed
This- on a recent intra-NT flight the CSM had the face shield and no mask; the other cabin crew all had masks only. I didn’t ask.I also saw a QF flight attendant with the clear face shield, although the others on the flight had standard face masks.
Had several flight attendants on Qantas wearing clear face shields and no Masks on 2 flights at the weekend. I thought they werent allowed
Definitely no exemptions TI?They aren't.
Whilst I don’t know the criteria, the policy does state that exemptions may be granted. It’s possible the exemptions include other methods of face protection, in this case, a face shield.Definitely no exemptions TI?
Haha- I love that you call it “budget terminal” as that pretty much describes the riff raff there. No surprise at all about the mask wearing being taken a “bit less seriously” there.The budget terminal in Sydney seems to be a hot spot for optional mask wearing!
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I wouldn't say it's just a specific terminal. Most of the staff in the SYD QF J lounge had their masks under their nose last week.Rex and VA ground crew not wearing masks in SYD again this week. The budget terminal in Sydney seems to be a hot spot for optional mask wearing!
Haha- I love that you call it “budget terminal” as that pretty much describes the riff raff there. No surprise at all about the mask wearing being taken a “bit less seriously” there.
Just beware, some Virgin fanboys might not like that term![]()
The politics of needing to be seen to be "doing something" - the fact that this then riles people up into tribalised groups, then all the better...What happens if the discussion turns into hygiene in the priority boarding queue, where do I post then?
I don't get the whole mask-wearing things in airport terminals given it's not done in NZ and arguably it's no different to a big-box shopping centre. Strangely enough, we survived through all last year through to January this year with no masks on planes and the risk was much greater back then.
As a side point who is meant to enforce the mask wearing/hygine? If it's the crew and the crew doesn't care then it doesn't get enforced. How about check-in staff in an airport?