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Traveling for a living might sound like a dream career, and making the decision to become a flight attendant may feel like an easy one! However, with how many airlines there are out there, choosing which company to apply to is a little trickier. Spoiler Alert 🚨: There is no one correct answer when choosing. […]

Thinking about working as a flight attendant for Southwest? I’m sure one of the first questions that comes to mind is, how much will I get paid? Understanding the compensation structure is an important aspect of any career decision, and the aviation industry is no exception. I’m a Southwest flight attendant and in this article,

One of the things that blew my mind when I worked for American Airlines was the pay. As a junior flight attendant, I made more money than my mom, who had worked as a college professor for over 25 years! Airlines pay surprisingly well, but not all flight attendants are paid equally. If you are

When I was made redundant from Etihad in the pandemic, I was looking for the next airline back home to work for. When I was deciding from all of the airlines in Australia, I took into account the uniforms, and which one I believed to be the most attractive. Luckily, Qantas was hiring at the

The flight attendant life isn’t always as glamorous as it may seem. Yes, we get to explore many cities and fly for free, but there is a cost. Here’s my honest opinion. 1. Low Pay Flight attendants are absolutely not paid enough for the amount of times we are physically threatened or verbally harassed every

In 2017 I was standing in the terminal of Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) having just received my conditional job offer (CJO) from American Airlines when I got a call from Delta. I had interviewed with them a week earlier in Atlanta. They were reaching out to offer me a CJO too and were willing to

American Airlines is the largest airline in the world in terms of fleet size, in terms of employees, but is it a good company to work for as a flight attendant? I certainly think so, but I might be a little biased. Having worked for American, I can say with confidence that it is a

Have you ever heard someone introduce themselves on the intercom as your “purser for this flight,” and wondered what that meant? Or maybe you have been browsing for jobs as a flight attendant and seen mentions of pursers but don’t really understand why they are considered different from other crewmembers. If you have any questions

One of the joys of working in aviation and flying the skies is the sense of family that you develop with others in our industry. We understand the special nature of our work and share a joint love of it, so we are more than happy to share our experiences with one another. That is

I was on my first job as a flight attendant with a low-cost airline when I first heard about private jets having a need for the same sort of staff. I was immediately fascinated – I didn’t know that there were flight attendants flying all around the world on luxury jets! But after finding out