09-12-2019
08:26 PM
09-12-2019
08:26 PM
How did your trip go? Any advice you can share? --TheMiddleSeat
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[Edited to add:] The following is my opinion. I do not know if official Southwest policy allows their FAs to accept tips, although I've been told that they are supposed to decline them, unless pressed by the passenger. Policy aside, IMHO it's still inappropriate to tip an FA with cash. Curbside check-in and wheelchair attendants: Yes. (These are not actually Southwest employees, and they depend on tips for their income.) Flight attendants or anyone else in official Southwest uniform: No. FAs are onboard primarily for your safety, and as trained professionals it's not appropriate to tip them. You can, however, give them small gifts such as DancingDavidE mentioned -- I've found that many seem to really enjoy receiving chocolate. 😉 Lastly, it's always appropriate to let Southwest know when an employee has given you particularly great service.
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@CareforNOLA wrote: @Craftychick, I hope your knitting project is one loooong scarf, because it is much harder to bite through yarn than thread, and I have seen TSA confiscate cuticle scissors and even smaller folding scissors. I wonder if you knit something a couple of rows wide but the length of the plane’s interior? I would say that is a tall order but it is actually a long order. That's actual size for a Doctor Who scarf!
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09-17-2018
12:21 AM
09-17-2018
12:21 AM
Points post after the completion of all travel on the itinerary.
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Hilarious! I was howling at some of the things they've had to accommodate in their list. Lol
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