I’m a flight attendant getting my pilot’s license. How that happened, how it’s going, and why I want to fly.
Continue readingDoesn’t every crew member constantly contemplate ‘The Backup Plan’— what they might do (or will do) once they are no longer a flight attendant?
Continue readingAs a corporate flight attendant, the resume is the prospective employer’s first impression of you, and it’s your strongest promotional tool prior to meeting the client.
Continue readingIt feels trendy— flight attendants becoming pilots. It is also an intelligent decision at the moment as private jet companies and airlines struggle to find experienced professionals to match the growing
Continue readingFinding balance when “Flight Attendant Life” is completely defined by foreign countries and flying.
Continue readingPerfect resume and the experience to back, but you still are not getting the job? Guest post on that elusive and essential ‘Flight Attendant Fit.’
Continue readingThere are the pilot jokes between cabin crew. We laugh at their style, bemoan the creepers, and eye roll the stereotypes of the profession. Pilots make a great dart board to take aim at and often they
Continue readingThe dream of being a flight attendant may have appeared suddenly, developed out of desperation (like it did for me), or has existed in your mind for as long as your memory can remember. But, do you actually
Continue readingRecently, I’ve come to understand something I didn’t really, completely “get” before. It’s this realization that it’s really hard to “become a flight attendant,” but not for the reasons
Continue readingEvery interview I’ve had this past year, no matter what the job description or where the company is located, has asked one specific question. It’s a question that demands a specific answer, and although
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