Gifts for cabin crew

[RooFlyer]

So which airlines are safe, Qantas, BA, EK?

The only ones I've done it on (at the end of the flight!) is SQ, because its always fabulous service and QR because they often get rough attitudes from pax AND its always fabulous service/experience.

 

[Stanley Lambchop]

When we are travelling as a family (usually on QF), my kids will often give the FAs some chocolates or lollies as (i) it's a nice token of appreciation and (ii) has no sense of entitlement or expectation coming from kids.

 

[Beano]

When we are travelling as a family (usually on QF), my kids will often give the FAs some chocolates or lollies as (i) it's a nice token of appreciation and (ii) has no sense of entitlement or expectation coming from kids.

I can see that working with gifts from kids.

 

[Jacques Vert]

given often enough and they may consider it their right.

Isn't this what has happened with tipping in the LOTFAP?

 

[FL360]

When I see a demanding passenger (not corporative, or even rude to the FAs), or just general Karen and the like, I will give them a death look, or some indirect scolding because the FAs cannot do it, but as a fellow passenger, I can do it.

The FAs always show me an appreciative look afterwards. From my perspective, this is the best gift for FAs who suffer from this.

 

[DC3]

Is this thread about (cashless) tipping of Flight Attendants?

 

[Bayside Flyer]

I still do my chocolates for the FA's.

 

[Flyfrequently]

CSM chuffed to receive token of appreciation yesterday.
He said he takes them on the bus to share with all the crew on the way to their hotel.
For something different this time I chose a selection from our local Chocolatier - he did 'fess up to sneaking one