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I'm starting a new series called "Crew Briefings." I'll be interviewing Flight Attendants from all airlines, starting with my friends at twitter. Brad is up first, (he actually gave me the i Read More...
- Travel Pro Packing Tips
What type of baggage do you have? Ok, that may be a personal question, but what bag you choose to travel with can affect your trip in a positive or negative way. Not all bags are created equal, your individual needs will determine what type of bag you need to have a successful travel day. […]
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- How to Carry it All, Packing Kids Snacks for Air Travel
Flying with everything you need is a balancing act, especially if you are flying with small children and babies. It’s a fine line between having all the necessities and being over loaded. The airlines are making harder and harder to travel with everything you need as they get tougher with the carry on regulations. […]
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What happens when those children are unaccompanied minors? What's a Flight Attendant to do?Flying, children and sugar don't mix. I always say, if you want to offer your child a special trea Read More...
This weeks question comes from David over at navyaircrew.com:"Do you ever get the Captain to keep the seat belt light on?"FP:In a word, "guilty!" However, it is rare and this tactic is only Read More...
Hmmm...I couldn't really tell you...until I read this great post, "suck, squeeze, bang and blow" by my new friend from Twitter! David "Genghis" Khan is a Navy Reservist who recently joined t Read More...
Most of you know, Comedian, Mark Malkoff spent thirty days living on an airplane...as a FA this intrigued me from the moment I heard about it! I followed his journey through his videos and o Read More...
This weeks question comes from Albert, he's got a great photo blog, "The secret life of pixels," check it out if you haven't already!A: Pilots have a mandatory retirement age set by the FAA. Read More...
Some of you may know Lucky from his blog at Boardingarea.com, "one mile at a time." He has a great site, and flies about 200k miles a year, so he knows a little something about the ins an Read More...
I have another great question this week form Joe:Q: Since you work first so much, I've got to ask, what's the easiest/hardest meal to serve? Seems to me like breakfast would be pretty easy Read More...
Some of you may no Shelby, from her blog, "My view from UP here," or from Twitter. I decided to interview Shelby for my Fourth of July post for two reasons, the obvious, she serves in th Read More...
Congratulations, Mark! Hope you are enjoying your comfy bed at home! Read More...
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