The majority of the flying public may not be aware that flight attendants aren’t paid while on the ground and the aircraft door is open, greeting you while you board, or while saying goodbye as you deplane. This is the most common misconception we’ve come across when explaining our industry to others outside of aviation.

There are certain attributes needed to become successful in the commercial aviation industry as a Flight Attendant. While many may believe the job to be as simple as slinging drinks and helping customers find their seats – the job requires much more than that – here are the top 7 attributes to make you a

The aviation industry is awash with numerous career options. One of the most popular and indeed one of the most rewarding is becoming a flight attendant. Perhaps, much of its popularity is owed to the fact that there are no stringent education requirements. Most of the skills you need on the job can be acquired

It’s no secret that flight attendant jobs are in high demand. What’s less obvious is why.
While the job can take a toll on some, for anyone who’s adventurous and open to unusual work, there are plenty of perks to consider. Here are five benefits of being a flight attendant that you may not know about!