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July 3, 2008

Dosvidanya

Filed under: Aeroflot — anne @ 5:29 pm

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Just in case you’ll be flying Russia’s Aeroflot Airlines anytime soon, I thought I’d help you out with some “do’s” and “don’ts” from their website.

Look for them in a handy section called “Rules of Passenger Conduct”.

DON’T: “Create situations endangering flight safety or the life, health and dignity of other passengers and also of the airline personnel, to permit her- or himself any verbal or physical insult toward them.”

DO: “In the event that her or his life, health, honour or personal dignity is in danger, to approach airline employees and demand protection.”

Wish I could “demand protection” on some of the domestic flights I’ve taken recently — I’ve had numerous insults to my dignity, in the form of fees for checked luggage, surly flight attendants, and…well, you see what I mean.

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