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Pack 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 readingFlight Attendant To Pilot
I’m a flight attendant getting my pilot’s license. How that happened, how it’s going, and why I want to fly.
Continue reading“Before a Work Trip:” Truths of being a corporate flight attendant
Navigating the unknowns and unpredictability of corporate aviation and working on private jets.
Continue readingAnother year. Another Adventure
What ‘Flight Attendant Life’ has looked like and what it will look like moving forward into a new decade.
Continue readingThe Importance of Mentoring in an Aviation Career
The importance of mentors and mentees as a corporate flight attendant in business aviation.
Continue readingThe Hustle Sold Separately
“The dream is free. The hustle is sold separately.” —Tyrese Gibson Becoming a corporate flight attendant taught me a lot about myself. I’ve learned that I’m tougher than I imagined,
Continue reading7 things you never knew about private jet flight attendants.
Private jet flight attendants come from all different career experience and backgrounds— not just commercial aviation. Many believe that a commercial flight attendant’s job and corporate flight attendant’s
Continue readingAviation Does NOT Ruin Relationships
The heartbreaking message glared harshly in all it’s heaviness, heartache, and uncertainty. Sent from somewhere on the other side of the world, I sensed the stranger’s desperation. I inhaled
Continue reading5 Reasons Why Becoming a Private Jet Flight Attendant Will Change Your Life
Becoming a commercial flight attendant changed my life completely, but becoming a corporate flight attendant completely transformed my lifestyle, self-confidence, and mindset. The changes that occurred
Continue readingDon’t Get Attached
“Hey, Alex! It’s Karalee…or Kara.” I pause for a second before continuing my ‘cold-call.’ “I’m on your trip tomorrow…” I transform my statement into a question by the slight intonation
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