This aircraft was not really my favorite, but I just loved how it looked. This is no less than the Republic P-47 Thunderbolt, otherwise known
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JAL’s First Female President Was a Flight Attendant
Now hear this! To all those “mamarus” who keep saying that there is no growth in being a flight attendant, Japan Airlines (JAL) has recently
Emirates to Hire 5,000 Cabin Crew for Airbus A350 Fleet
If there is one Middle East airline that I highly encourage aspirants to consider for a cabin crew position, it would be Emirates! And the
Why You Should Become a PAL Cabin Crew
Philippine Airlines has consistently been the top choice for Filipino flight attendant aspirants. There’s undeniable prestige associated with being a PAL cabin crew member, a
The Real Cabin Crew Story Begins at Your First Productive Flight
I have been attending cabin crew graduations since 2015, and in each and every graduation, or wings pinning ceremony, I have noticed the excitement on
Global Airlines Welcomes Tom Stokely to Board of Directors
In a surprising turn of events, UK-based transatlantic carrier Global Airlines has recently made a strange addition to its board of directors. Tom Stokely, co-founder
Why Fighter Jets are so Loud Compared to Commercial Aircraft?
Commercial aircraft like the Boeing 747 and Airbus A380 have four engines, whereas a Lockheed F-16 fighter jet only has one engine. But how come
China Temporarily Halts Boeing 737 MAX Deliveries
The Civil Aviation Administration of China (CAAC) has made a decisive move to temporarily halt the delivery of Boeing 737 MAX jets to domestic airlines.
You Need to Have High Emotional Quotient to be a Cabin Crew
Working as an airline cabin crew member demands exceeding airline standards in multiple aspects, including physical, emotional, and mental capacities. Flight attendants are foremost safety
Is the Boeing 737 MAX Still a Safe Plane?
The Boeing 737 MAX series is once again in the spotlight after the door plug on a 737 MAX 9 of Alaska Airlines suddenly blew