Aircraft marshalling is a very important job, but it can be a very difficult one, especially in bitterly cold (or brutally hot) weather.
Here’s to all the aircraft marshallers who help to keep pilots and their passengers safe.
Happy Tuesday. 🙂
Marshalling
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I’m getting cold just by looking at the aircraft marshall all bundled up in the snow. Now that’s a tough job.
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It’s usually so windy out there and that just makes it so much colder! They do wear proper clothes, but it’s still a demanding job in difficult conditions.
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Yup, not a job for the faint of heart in NWT (or even Edmonton). Stay well Lynette. Allan
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Definitely not. I remember them on the apron at Edmonton Muni (I’ve just dated myself there!) in the wind and snow. It was cold.
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These are things most of us don’t even think about, and yet it’s very important.
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Yes, so many who do wonderful things and they are unnoticed or unheard of.
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They keep the wheels turning and the motors humming on things that we then don’t need to worry about.
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Yes, the unsung heroes!
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Yes, hurray for all the people doing slog-jobs in difficult weather, keeping us safe. Here in BC, literally 24/7 labour has managed to sufficiently repair and patch the Coquehalla Hwy that it can again bear some traffic. That was heroic, it truly was.
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Yes, I read about that! Truly amazing and such difficult work with so many depending on it! I agree – heroic is the word for it.
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It was refreshing to see the Min. of Transport (or whatever the title is), posing for his photo-opp,, and offering unhackneyed praise for the hard-sloggers of the world…
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Finally! They find it so hard not to make political hay every time they open their mouths …
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he focused on what all those ‘ordinary’ workers had achieved and were still slogging away to achieve, and did almost no grandstanding — admirable, but sad to think how rare this is!
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Good to hear! I agree that it’s very unfortunate for us to be remarking on the rarity of this.
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