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Are you a commercial flight attendant hoping to be a corporate flight attendant? This blog is for you.
For commercial flight attendants facing the fear of furlough and looking to stay in aviation? Being a corporate flight attendant and breaking into private aviation will be much different than you think.
Continue readingWhat do Corporate Flight Attendants [Actually] Do?
Flight Attendant ‘Hats’ — Demystified. Essential Skillsets Of Successful Corporate Flight Attendants
Continue readingHow-To Get Corporate Flight Attendant Experience (When You Have None)
The frustration to find experience is felt deeply as a new flight attendant. Thoughts on corporate flight attendant experience in private aviation.
Continue reading5 Tips For Flight Attendants Facing the Fear of Furlough
The last few months have proved to be tumultuous for flight attendants. Five strategies to combat the anxiety and stress experienced due to the possibility of furloughs in aviation.
Continue readingLanding Corporate Flight Attendant Interviews In Business Aviation: Part 2
Tips, techniques and professional etiquette skills for face-to-face flight attendant interviews.
Continue readingLanding Corporate Flight Attendant Interviews in Business Aviation: Tips, Techniques, and Professional Etiquette Skills
Tips, techniques, and professional etiquette skills to land corporate flight attendant interviews in the dynamic and competitive environment of business aviation. Blog by Scott D. Arnold, partner at DaVinci
Continue readingFinding a “New Normal”
Learning to cope when your entire life rhythm changes and travel stops
Continue readingPack Your Patience – COVID-19 Impact Recovery in Business Aviation
‘Flight Attendant Life’ guest contributor, Scott D. Arnold, focuses on the impact and affect COVID-19 has had on business aviation and a corporate flight attendant’s career.
Continue reading“The New Flight Attendant Life:” Being a flight attendant during COVID-19
What it’s like facing a global pandemic when your job requires you to travel as an airline flight attendant or corporate flight attendant.
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