Air New Zealand Dro...
 

Air New Zealand Drops Employee Tattoo Ban

10 Posts
6 Users
0 Reactions
270 Views
Posts: 40256
Admin
Topic starter
(@lucky)
Member
Joined: 13 years ago
[#9505]
wpf-cross-image

As the role of flight attendants has changed over the years, we've also seen airlines adjust policies to better reflect that. Decades ago flight attendants were basically hired as models, and in many cases there were restrictions about their weight, appearance, etc. In some parts of the world that's still the case, though nowadays it's…

Continue reading: Air New Zealand Drops Employee Tattoo Ban

Share your questions, experiences, and thoughts below.


9 Replies
9 Replies
(@Eskimo)
Joined: 9 years ago

Posts: 6295

Face ta moko would be interesting. Can't wait to see the reaction of foreigners flying.


Reply
 DKM
(@dkm)
Joined: 5 years ago

Member
Posts: 0

Great! MS-13 gang members with face tatted up can work for Air New Zealand once they get out of prison.

This should really help the airline bottom line


Reply
 LMcK
(@LMcK)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 86

I’m a New Zealander with Scottish ancestry who has a Maori fish hook tattoo (representing god luck, safe travels over water and strength).
I am in support of Air New Zealand recognising and including the importance of Kiwis being able to represent their connection to, love of and support of New Zealand and the heritage/culture. Kia ora.


Reply
(@soundertid)
Joined: 5 years ago

Member
Posts: 0

Lucky is one of the three millennials without a tattoo


Reply
(@Eskimo)
Joined: 9 years ago

Posts: 6295

SounderTID is like all millennial. They love discrimination but denies it.


Reply
Diamond
(@paolo)
Joined: 5 years ago

Member
Posts: 761

More than 35% of people under 30 have tattoos....that’ll be great business for tattoo removalist cosmetic surgeons in a decade or so. While they have cultural significance for some, unfortunately the majority of those getting them are just poseurs...and they come to regret these very bad choices of youth. Better to spend the tattoo money on more avocado toast and lattes.


Reply
(@Kevin)
Joined: 10 years ago

Posts: 497

Not a fan of tattoos in general except Polynesian ones. But I do have to say despite the fact that tattoo in general in the west have negative connotations, I find people who have lots of tattoos are some of the nicest people I have ever met. It goes to show that you can’t judge a book by its cover.


Reply
(@Mikae)
Joined: 7 years ago

Posts: 7

This will most unlikely happen to Asian airlines, especially JAL and ANA, and I like it that way. Although, I don't have a problem with people who have tattoos, I don't feel much peace when I see someone who have too much tattoos. If my flight attendants serve me with his/her tattooed arms, I lose my peaceful moment on the plane. It's like hearing crying babies....I need a peace.


Reply
 JoJo
(@jojo-2)
Joined: 5 years ago

Member
Posts: 0

Folks for me this is a horrible change. I see dirty people wearing tattoos. It reminds me of a child in first grade writing on themselves with an ink pen. I will do my best to avoid you and I would never hire you. Why can’t we dress up, as opposed to dressing down, for flights. This is one reason why we get treated like crap is because we dress like crap.


Reply