On January 5th, Alaska Airlines flight 1282 utilizing a Boeing 737 MAX 9 departed Portland, Oregon, bound for Southern California. What should have been a
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Why is the P-47 Thunderbolt so Big Compared to its Counterparts?
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
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