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Cabin Crew in KL

Post by hazel25 » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 11:38 am

Hi guys! Pls give me a low down on this. I received an E-Mail this week regarding a Cabin Crew sseion to be held in KL under Varia Bernas Sdn Bhd. I think this one's an agency. I also heard from another thread that SQ will be having an Open Day sort of thing in KL. Wonder if this is it? I've replied back to that E-Mail asking which airlines are they representing but no answer yet. Any comments? Tks!!! :D

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Post by babymoon21 » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 12:15 pm


hello hazel25,
I have checked it thru the net and I guess it is not airline cabin crew it is double decker bus cabin crew...
If u r looking into airlines career then u can ignore that....
hmmm....i haven got any news from SQ yet...haih...waiting n waiting...

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Post by hazel25 » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 1:35 pm

Oh my goodness! I am laughing hard at that one! :lol: Anyway, can yu give me the URL on which you got the info? Cause I was also trying to find that, but I can't. Thanks babymoon! I appreaciate that... :D I am attending the Qatar Airways Open Day on Sunday, are you? Did you attend the SQ one? How was it?

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Post by hazel25 » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 4:37 pm

babymoon, i find its so weird, do buses in malaysia have "cabin crew" with them?

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Post by sQ-StEwaRd-ShazNi » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 7:23 pm

Why does a DD bus need cabin crews anyway?
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Post by hazel25 » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 9:15 pm

exactly shazni!i was wonderin' why would any bus in the world need cabin crew. that's why i wanna check what babymoon has found out and see it for myself! but i really think that its an airline post...

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Post by Plavt » Thu, 31 Aug 2006 10:35 pm

Possibly they mean a driver and a conductor, using the words cabin crew is possibly a mistranslation of English. Although I find it unusual that a bus company would recruit conductors these days as anywhere else they are either non-existent or being phased out. Unless by buses it is meant coach services in which case they sometimes have stewards, perhaps that is the reason for the confusion.

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Post by singaporegrrl » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 2:37 am

I heard there's an express bus service which is using only double deckers having first class service on their journeys. They even provide meals onboard and guess that's where the 'cabin crew' comes in. I'm not sure if this is true but my vague memory tell me I've heard this from a fellow schoolmate some time ago.
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Post by blancD » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 3:23 am

singaporegrrl wrote:I heard there's an express bus service which is using only double deckers having first class service on their journeys. They even provide meals onboard and guess that's where the 'cabin crew' comes in. I'm not sure if this is true but my vague memory tell me I've heard this from a fellow schoolmate some time ago.
yes, such a bus can be found at www.aeroline.com.sg or without the .sg if i'm not mistaken
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as for the open day, its probably a rumour? or it might come later in this year. a recent call for application in SQ recruitment expired two weeks ago.
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Post by toygirl » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 9:04 am

Oh, actually if you do some research, you would know in a flash that the ad is for a BUS COMPANY not an AIRLINE. Why "cabin crew?" - Basically the concept is like having a cabin crew onboard - The buses ply the SIN-KUL route so it's like a 4 hour journey. The "cabin crew" onboard do meal service so basically that's how they coined the term. The experience they are trying to eluminate is like going on flight =)

Hope it clarifies. 8-)

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Post by hazel25 » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 9:45 am

Guys! To settle the query, I have called the agency and yes, its a post for a coach. I just thought that 'twas an airline ad, coz its under the airline category search in jobsdb. I'm relieved! Cos Im seriously thinking of coming only for that puspose MNL-SIN to KL. Sigh!!!

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Post by EddieJB » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 11:27 am

Anyone here from Malaysia receive the reply from SQ....How come so long tey nvr giv me a reply since 19 August i send in my application.....
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Post by Rayne » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 12:36 pm

Reading through the messages just make me laugh because I took the Aeroline coach before from KL to Singapore and I was so amused by the way the operate- as if they were an airline. First, my ticket was printed like an airline ticket, with the black text and the glossy finishing, then it had the words "BOARDING PASS" on it (LOL). Then I asked my friend, "Hmm I wonder which gate we should go to to board the plane?!" LOL

On the bus there was a male "cabin crew" (yes that is what they call him - cabin crew!), and prior to the commencement of the journey, he actually spoke over the microphone things like "Welcome onboard Aeroline coach from KL to Singapore.. bla bla bla (LOL just like in an airline).. We hope you have a pleasant journey." He also brought us warm towels, mineral water in bottles, and we had a lunch pack!

So you know it was really like a "cabin crew" on a plane. The only part missing is of course the plane, and the part where the cabin crew demonstrates how to wear the life jacket and oxygen mask!

So stop wondering about why cabin crew is needed on the bus. It does happen. LOL But the consolation is that the bus tickets are much more expensive than those from Pudu and you would expect to be serving business people mostly.

LOL

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Post by Plavt » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 2:06 pm

Rayne wrote: the part where the cabin crew demonstrates how to wear the life jacket and oxygen mask!
With global warming you might need both of those before long. :P :twisted: :D

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Post by tatiana » Fri, 01 Sep 2006 3:28 pm

EddieJB:

I think we're now in the same boat. Both me and my friend have not heard back from SQ, just be patient n hope for the best. Fingers crossed. :roll:

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