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- SAS long haul from Copenhagen after five years: the collective agreement, the A350 flying, the Scandinavian work life balance and what the rebuild changed
lottecph·27 Aug·Other European Airlines
4replies1,235viewslottecph1 Sep - British Airways cabin crew from a non UK background: the right to work, the Heathrow crew mix and what non British crew find different
aishalhr·31 Aug·British Airways
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- KLM cabin crew and the Dutch contract: the CAO, the Schiphol commute, the long haul network and what non Dutch speakers need to know
tessaams·27 Aug·Other European Airlines
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- The layover budget: per diem, what it actually covers, and the crew who come home with money versus the crew who do not
kaydoha·26 Aug·Crew Room (Off-Topic)
6replies1,465viewshannahdub1 Sep - Eight years of international at United Newark: the jet lag maths, the trips I bid for and the trips I avoid, and how the body copes
jetlagjim·22 Aug·United Airlines
7replies1,908viewssallyjfk1 Sep - 8replies2,280viewspietrolin1 Sep
- 4replies747viewsalina200431 Aug
- Hi from Rio: ex GOL after eight years, now a cabin crew instructor, here to explain what the trainers actually think
isabelgig·28 Aug·Introduce Yourself
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- 2replies846viewshollyflies31 Aug
- Working the flight your family is on: the strange, lovely, slightly awful experience
avagalley·27 Aug·Crew Room (Off-Topic)
6replies1,009viewsninasto31 Aug - Asian carriers hiring in late 2026: Cathay, SIA, Korean Air, JAL, ANA, Vietnam Airlines and the regional low cost carriers, from crew on the ground
leonhkg·25 Aug·Who's Hiring Now
5replies417viewsleonhkg31 Aug - Christmas Day at 38,000 feet: how crew actually do it, the traditions, the passengers and the family guilt
kirstywings·26 Aug·Crew Room (Off-Topic)
7replies883viewssallyjfk31 Aug - 7replies1,425viewsarturolim31 Aug
- The unaccompanied minor: the job within the job, the crying, the one who taught me how to do it
chantalyul·26 Aug·Crew Room (Off-Topic)
6replies1,688viewsamaliakrk31 Aug - Turkish Airlines salary and layover allowances, real numbers from a 5-year crew
amirist·30 Aug·Turkish Airlines
1replies294viewszoelayovers31 Aug - Emirates training week 5: what fire week, the pool and the SEP exams were actually like, written on the night before the service block starts
leodxb·25 Aug·Initial Training & Wings
7replies1,306viewsamberdxb31 Aug - Applying to cabin crew in your 30s after a corporate career: what to leave off the CV and what to keep
jakelhr·27 Aug·Applications & CV
3replies908viewsisabelgig31 Aug - Crew who flew a national carrier through a crisis: the war years, the currency collapse, the pandemic and the airlines that kept flying when nobody else did
leilabey·23 Aug·Crew Room (Off-Topic)
8replies1,039viewsleilabey31 Aug - Applied to Condor and Eurowings on the same week with B2 English and retail experience. What happens now and which one should I want?
jasmin2001·26 Aug·Applications & CV
7replies1,108viewstobiasber31 Aug - SIA training, four months, from a Malaysian trainee: the schedule, the grooming module, the service exams, and why it is the longest course in the industry
lilysin·23 Aug·Singapore Airlines
6replies1,689viewsgeorgiaedi30 Aug - 11replies1,522viewsjayhouston30 Aug
- 2replies732viewsfatimacas30 Aug