TurbuLence Terrifying?

Talking about turbulence seems terrifying? Dont be because Turbulence is just an annoying part of flying. Turbulence is the result of different masses of air moving at different velocities colliding into each other and is a normal situation you easily see and unavoidable part when you fly but remember, as long as you have your seatbelt fastened, you will be safe! Normally when turbulence occured pilot and air traffic control will have a conversation about the changing of flight altitude to make a smoother flight.

Don't let turbulence scared you! Sit back, relax and enjoy the flight with us!!!!

Wondering about "WinDow Shades"

Everybody wonder: On preparing for landing everyone is asked of course; returning seatback, table and fastened seat belt, but they also ask thatWindow Shades be Opened. Why?

Many people couldn't figure this one out. Many people can only guess the reason; passengers can watch nice view through window, brightened the cabin atmosphere etc. The reason that most airlines require this that the crew and passenger's eyes are adjusted to the "natural light" outside the aircraft and also the essentially reason is the crew can observe the situations outside aircraft during this critical phrase of take off and landing. Its one of the scenarios I went through in training at my airline and I think we were all amazed at the difference it made in our ability to quickly observe smoke, strange sounds or any hazzards.

Who Am I?

Im a Cabin Crew or also known as Flight Attendants/Air Hostess; are primarily on board an aircraft for the safety and welfare of the passengers and secondly for their comfort. If there were no services of food or drink during a flight, there would still have to be a minimum presence of cabin crew for safety which is a legal requirement.

Because Cabin Crew members are the face of the airline they are expected to excel in customer service and always remain friendly, approachable and enthusiastic with a good sense of self presentation. The role of cabin crew can be physically demanding and you must be prepared to be flexible to work day and night and any day of the year. This does however give me a perfect opportunity to get away from the repetitiveness of a routine job! Cabin Crew can encounter many different situations while working on board an aircraft and must be an excellent team player with the ability to work on their own initiative using quick thinking and organisational skills.

10 ReASons To BeCome A "CaBiN CReW"

• Enjoy a great deal of time off.
• See the world and stay in some beautiful hotels whilst being paid.
• Have a fantastic social life and meet new friends.
• Enjoy unmatched variety - Forget the predictability of 9 to 5 cube life!
• Enjoy maximum scheduling flexibility - You're not limited to weekends off like the rest of the world!
• Meet new people with different cultures.
• Get free or reduced-cost travel benefits for yourself, immediate family and friends.
• Feel more independent.
• Feel more responsible.
• Feel a sense of pride and accomplishment when helping passengers reach their destinations