I work for a commercial airliner (regional) on the ramp and cleaning planes (regional and mainline - 737, 738 etc).
Don’t drink the coffee. The coffee pots rarely get switched out and are only cleaned with water from a water bottle, after an agent used the same gloves to clean other parts of the plane (assuming they don’t start with the galley or taking out the trash).
I work for a commercial airliner (regional) on the ramp and cleaning planes (regional and mainline - 737, 738 etc).
Don’t drink the coffee. The coffee pots rarely get switched out and are only cleaned with water from a water bottle, after an agent used the same gloves to clean other parts of the plane (assuming they don’t start with the galley or taking out the trash).
Uhhhh, this seems like a food safety violation…
Definitely is. We get a reminder from management every now and then to switch gloves when cleaning the galley, but never happens.
I tell me my co-workers they suck so bad at cleaning that they are probably walking around with mud butt