Surly FAs in QF127 J 29 May 2013

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I think if you work as an FA you should be able to contain your bad day and offer polite service. The FAs coming back were lovely plus it was a lovely A380 with MKII skybeds so a much better trip. Except for the crying baby... I can understand now why some people don't think they should be allowed in business! I'm flying home to CBR now and not returning to work until Wednesday but if anyone in that cabin needs to go to work this morning, good luck to them!
 
I had a similar coughpy service experience in J on the A380 QF9 MEL/DUBAI last week en route to Milan. After an OTT peppy welcome from the purser which I was fine with, myself and three colleagues had a less than stellar experience with the FA's on this flight. There was a general sense of malaise and indifference in the business cabin. One particular flight attendant asked if I wanted anything to eat. I said what was on offer. She snapped back, "It's in the men...you!" .. like, der you dingbat. Requests for bottled water were either forgotten or ignored.

The situation changed with we transferred to an Emirates 777 QF code-share from Dubai to Milan. Service was night-and-day. It was the first time I have flown business class on Emirates and it won't be the last. The food and beverage range, attentiveness, friendliness and professionalism was great. No Qantas-style PJ's but a far superior Bulgari amenities pack. On our return we flew a QF code-share Emirates A380 from Dubai. Seriously it was even better than the DXB/MXP 777 sector and the seat-back 24" Full-HD LCD screens exceeded anything I've seen on any other airline including F in Singapore and Qantas. I'll continue to fly Qantas because of the strong FF links to the US and domestically, but when I next fly to Europe it will be on QF code-share Emirates metal. No doubt at all.

Sorry to hear of your disappointing experience. I've added your comments to previously received feedback regarding this sector.
 
in any service sector jobs, 'having a bad day' or 'over it' are not excuses for bad service.

you are a paid professional, please do your job.
 
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