Aeroflot has become customer-oriented?

Alexei Bogdanov alexei.bogdanov at COLORADO.EDU
Sun Nov 3 03:33:14 UTC 2013


Let's not create another myth.  I grew up in an Aeroflot family (my mom and dad worked for Aeroflot), 
flying around the Soviet Union all the time in the 70s.  There was no clapping at landing but there were
sweets all the time.   I first experienced that weird clapping at landing when I flew from Moscow to Warsaw in 1989, and the plane was Polish.

Cheers,
Alexei Bogdanov
University of Colorado

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On 11/2/2013 10:01 AM, LeBlanc, Ronald wrote:
>
> And I suppose we'll be told soon that the passengers no longer applaud wildly when the aircraft manages to land (not smoothly, of course, but just lands)?
>
> Ron
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If anyone is nostalgic about the applause, just fly Al Italia, or for that matter, any flight filled with Italians...
Jules Levin
Los Angeles






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