New Qantas Singapore Crew serving F SYD-SIN

[SYD]

The hospitality in Singapore varies in direct proportion to the price you pay.

That’s the theory, but…reality can also kick in. Quite hit and miss and many ex-pat friends often comment.

 

[alex.siukh]

Have you spent much time in Singapore?

Yup they don't say how are you how's your day unecessarily

 

[esseeeayeenn]

Yup they don't say how are you how's your day unecessarily

Such phatic communication is really only useful if, at the same time, they are refilling my flute with Krug.

 

[Quickstatus]

EDIT: When I key in "SYD". I don't want to be taken to YQY, as the Qantas website wants to do.

Luckily Perth does not have an IATA coded Airport.

Coming back to this thread.

 

[arrow]

Such phatic communication is really only useful if, at the same time, they are refilling my flute with Krug.

Agreed on this point. The weight everyone places on the friendly nature of the crew is surprising. I care primarily about service (delivering the amenities, attentiveness, timely response to requests and efficient food and beverage).

 

[Quickstatus]

Coming back to the specifics of this thread

How does the CSM allocate cabin crew duties on an aircraft like the A380 which has 2 sections separated by stairs?

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Coming back to the specifics of this thread

How does the CSM allocate cabin crew duties on an aircraft like the A380 which has 2 sections separated by stairs?

Business and premium economy crew are allocated upstairs. Economy and first class crew are allocated downstairs.

 

[Quickstatus]

Economy and first class crew are allocated downstairs.

Sure, but apart from that are CC allocated on basis of seniority, prior training in specific cabin classes, even cabin crew preference which may included cabin preference or preference to work with or not work with someone in the cabin crew cohort?

Additionally are F CC required to help out in the Y cabin?
If CC had free choice which cabin would they prefer?. Is F preferable over any other class?