Category Archives for Aviation Relationships
5 Things I wish I cried less about (as a flight attendant)
What I learned as a flight attendant navigating career turbulence, f*boys, and falling in love. P.S. Corporate Flight Attendant catering fiascos are usually funny in retrospect.
Continue readingLove, Long Distance Relationships, and a Global Pandemic
The story of a flight attendant, a long distance relationship, a global pandemic— and believing in impossible love.
Continue readingWhat it’s like working as a corporate flight attendant during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Global pandemics are not that great for a flight attendant career. Confessions on one flight attendant trying to cope with closed borders and COVID.
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.
Continue readingYou’re going to give up on me…
My schedule is NOT the reason we won’t work out…or maybe it is. A flight attendant’s schedule and dating.
Continue readingBeing a corporate flight attendant is like dating…in LA.
The relationships we start, maintain, and hope for in both love and career.
Continue readingBumble Abroad: It’s all about the ‘away’ game
My dating life looks different than yours. Confessions of finding love as a flight attendant.
Continue readingMy Schedule is NOT the reason we won’t work out…
The words match my cadence— deliberate and steady— as we walk side-by-side along the Southern California sea. I pause to let my message sink in and yet skip effortlessly past how this may make him
Continue readingDefeated
Defeated. The feeling settles with weighted intensity as I stare at my reflection in the mirror. I pull at a stray blonde hair and press it into place with intention. Pursing my lips, I blink. I’m
Continue readingSunrise
The sun slides above Diamond head, encasing the skyscrapers of Waikiki in its warm morning glow. There is something about mornings; when the world still feels naive and innocent, quiet and calm. There
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