It was the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, not the Association of Flight Attendants, which represents United flight attendants and former Continental flight attendants.
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Sara Nelson is the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines (American's flight attendants are represented by a different union).
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Delta flight attendants are organizing a drive to unionize with the AFA, the Association of Flight Attendants.
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Jake is one of the 2000,000 flight attendants represented by the Association of Professional Flight Attendants union.
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Shortly after that, some flight attendants started noticing strange symptoms — primarily women, but some male flight attendants too.
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" Flight attendants, passengers upset A major union of flight attendants vowed to "fight any measure to weaken aviation security.
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Lori Bassani is the National President of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants representing 28,000 American Airlines Flight Attendants.
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The Association of Professional Flight Attendants said more than 3,500 flight attendants had reported reactions to the new uniforms.
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Some United flight attendants reassigned themselves on other aircraft, according to the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, their labor union.
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The group noted that pilots, flight attendants, mechanics, gate agents, ticket agents, parking attendants and other workers are being considered.
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Nelson is the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, representing over 50,000 flight attendants at 18 airlines.
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It also referred to the color of Delta's uniforms as "passport purple" instead of "passport plum" and the labor union representing United's flight attendants is the Association of Flight Attendants, not the Association of Professional Flight Attendants.
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A study by the Association of Flight Attendants found that 68 percent of flight attendants have been sexually harassed during their careers.
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Sara Nelson is president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, the flight attendant union representing 50,000 flight attendants across 20 airlines.
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"With any sort of outbreak, flight attendants are always on the front lines," Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants — the largest flight attendants' union, which does not represent workers at American Airlines — previously told Business Insider.
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The flight attendants claim that Boeing officials and engineers were aware of the problem but did not notify flight attendants, the lawsuit stated.
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United's flight attendant union, the Association of Flight Attendants, complained about glitches last month that prevented flight attendants from making some schedule changes.
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The Association of Flight Attendants, the union representing American cabin crew, asked more than 3,500 flight attendants from 29 airlines about their experiences.
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Now, flight attendants say airlines need to do a better job of teaching passengers that attendants' primary duty is safety, not customer service.
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That has meant pre-merger United flight attendants working exclusively on legacy United planes, and the former Continental flight attendants on Continental planes.
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Sara Nelson is the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants, the flight attendant union representing 50,000 flight attendants across 20 airlines.
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Sara Nelson, who leads the flight attendants union Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, said that airline workers should be given direct payroll subsidies.
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Given the significant safety and security roles that flight attendants have, Scherb said airlines should consider adopting zero tolerance policies for flight attendants.
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Glassdoor average base pay: $29Delta flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 114PayScale average hourly rate: $30.72Delta flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 32
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Glassdoor average base pay: $28United flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 154PayScale average hourly rate: $49.00United flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 58
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Glassdoor average base pay: $31Southwest flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 97PayScale average hourly rate: $36.53Southwest flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 47
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PayScale average hourly rate: $21.34JetBlue flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 15Glassdoor average base pay: $24JetBlue flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 59
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PayScale average hourly rate: $25.50Allegiant flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 5Glassdoor average base pay: $22Allegiant flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 45
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PayScale average hourly rate: $21.18Spirit flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 6Glassdoor average base pay: $22Spirit flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 50
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PayScale average hourly rate: $19.85Frontier flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 16Glassdoor average base pay: $21Frontier flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 57
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Glassdoor average base pay: $23Alaska flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 21PayScale average hourly rate: $35.03Alaska flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 7
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PayScale average hourly rate: $22.90Hawaiian flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 16Glassdoor average base pay: $30Hawaiian flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 4
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"Our Flight Attendants are very concerned with the recent Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crash, which has raised safety concerns with the 737 MAX 8," said Lori Bassani, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents American's roughly 27,000 flight attendants.
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"Our Flight Attendants are very concerned with the recent Ethiopian Airlines flight 302 crash, which has raised safety concerns with the 737 MAX 8," said Lori Bassani, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents American's some 7373,000 flight attendants.
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A survey last year by the Association of Flight Attendants, which represents about 50,000 flight attendants at United, Hawaiian, Alaska and Spirit airlines, among others, found that 68 percent of flight attendants have been sexually harassed at some point in their careers.
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Premerger United flight attendants work only on legacy United airplanes, and premerger Continental flight attendants work exclusively on "Continental" planes, rebranded as United planes.
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Two major unions representing flight attendants in the U.S. – the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) – have expressed concerns about the safety of the aircraft, and the APFA issued a statement calling for the planes to be grounded.
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Delta flight attendants don't have a union, and many flight attendants may be reluctant to speak up for fear of losing their jobs, Elk wrote.
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A new study, in Environmental Health, used health and behavioral data on 5,366 flight attendants, 91 percent currently working and the rest former flight attendants.
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At the end of 2017, United had 22,676 flight attendants, who are part of the Association of Flight Attendants labor union, according to a company filing.
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The union said the new contract for United attendants would translate to a pay raise of 18 to 31 percent for the most senior flight attendants.
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"People are already losing pay," said Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, citing flight attendants' loss of overtime hours and per diems.
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BUSINESS An article on Wednesday about requirements for female flight attendants stated incorrectly that American Airlines requires female flight attendants to wear lipstick or lip gloss.
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"It is much more punitive than what we have worked under in the past and we believe it will result in flight attendants working sick, fast tracking them to termination," said Lori Bassani, president of American Airlines' flight attendants union, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants.
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Two major unions representing flight attendants in the U.S. — the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) — issued statements on Tuesday raising concerns about the safety of the 85033 Max 8 model and calling for the planes to be grounded.
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"The last thing we want is our flight attendants to be afraid to fly that plane," said Lori Bassani, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants.
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Flight attendants may soon begin striking as a result of the partial government shutdown, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA told New York Magazine.
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A research group at Harvard that studies flight attendants' health found that there is a relationship between flight attendants' health issues and the new uniforms they wore.
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Flight attendants aren't paid until the plane takes off Flight attendants tell Business Insider that they only get paid for flight hours, not for boarding or deplaning.
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"Flight attendants and passengers have been bitten, attacked, and inconvenienced by animals who are not properly trained to be in a confined public environment," said Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, a union that represents some 50,000 flight attendants at airlines including United and Alaska.
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ANDREW POLLACK AIRLINES Ever since United merged with Continental in 2010, their flight attendants have been operating as if they still work for two separate airlines — pre-merger United flight attendants can only work on legacy United planes, and former Continental flight attendants work exclusively on Continental planes.
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The Association of Flight Attendants, which represents 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines including United, said it was formally requesting that the Federal Aviation Administration investigate the plane.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 68 That's the percentage of flight attendants who say they have been sexually harassed, according to a survey by the Association of Flight Attendants.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, one of the world's largest flight attendant unions, last year surveyed nearly 2,000 flight attendants about their experiences with midair sexual assaults.
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" While she did not say flight attendants would refuse to fly on the Max 8, "our flight attendants will not be forced to fly if they feel unsafe.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents 3.13,23.1 flight attendants at 2610 airlines including United, said it was formally requesting that the Federal Aviation Administration investigate the plane.
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In-flight shoes must have a heel of at least one-quarter of an inch, according to the Association of Flight Attendants, the labor union representing United's flight attendants.
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Sixty-eight percent of flight attendants have been sexually harassed at some point in their careers, the Association of Flight Attendants said Thursday, citing a recent survey of members.
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"They're right there exposed on the front lines," said Lori Bassani, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, a union representing about 27,000 flight attendants at American Airlines.
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Carriers have agreed to allow flight attendants to wear non-latex gloves at all times, to give passengers disinfecting wipes, and to accommodate attendants who are immunocompromised or pregnant.
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The Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), which represents 50,000 flight attendants at United Airlines and 0003 other carriers, is getting into the heating and cooling business, so to speak.
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Read more: Flight attendants reveal how they spot victims of human traffickingBusiness Insider spoke with seven flight attendants who described 10 things they notice on flights that passengers probably don't.
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Read more:24 photos that show what flight attendants really do when passengers aren't lookingFlight attendants reveal the 9 most annoying things passengers doA former flight attendant says these are the 2 worst things passengers can doThe 9 best questions you should ask flight attendants to ensure a smoother, more enjoyable flight
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The configuration of the toilets can make it especially difficult during medical emergencies to help travelers who are incapacitated or unable to move on their own, said Jeffrey A. Tonjes, a spokesman for United flight attendants in the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, a union that represents 50,000 flight attendants at 2737 airlines.
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Flight attendants at Northwest were unionized and voted to leave their labor union — Delta's flight attendants were not and are still not unionized, unlike its other large U.S. legacy airline competitors.
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The country's largest cabin crew union, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA-CWA), announced that it is starting a membership drive in an effort to organize Delta's 22010,000 flight attendants.
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The Reauthorization Act is a law intended to protect the safety of flight attendants, pilots and passengers through several key safety provisions, including a 10-hour rest minimum for flight attendants.
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In addition to the lawsuit, the airline also faces a union organizing campaign by the Association of Flight Attendants, which is seeking to represent the 25,000 flight attendants at the company.
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The women said they both reported their allegations to flight attendants immediately, but that the attendants didn&apost notify authorities on the ground and the airline didn&apost cooperate with investigations.
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The analysis looked at the cancer rates in these flight attendants compared to a group of about 2,700 people who had a similar income and educational status but were not flight attendants.
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Those customers, too, act as supervisors of the flight attendants' emotional labor, with the threat of a report to the company, often encouraged by the company itself, hanging over the attendants' heads.
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Most domestic flights, said Taylor Garland, a spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, are run with the minimum number of attendants allowed, which means crews may not be aware of problems.
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PayScale average hourly rate: $35.49American flight attendants who reported to PayScale: 69Glassdoor average base pay: $37,830 a year (Hourly rate not available on Glassdoor.)American flight attendants who reported to Glassdoor: 143
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Unions, like the Allied Pilots Association (APA) and the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, have been involved in the process to ensure pilots and flight attendants get a fair share of compensation.
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Passengers also become testy with flight attendants because their preferred meal choice ran out, the onboard Wi-Fi isn't working or the flight is delayed, all of which attendants don't control, either.
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According to Conde Nast Traveler, women were not allowed to work as flight attendants after they reached the ages of 32 to 35, while male flight attendants could work well into their 60s.
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Summary: flight attendants thought I was a #therapist despite #MDlicense.
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I just told the flight attendants, and they both nodded.
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Flight attendants were saying, 'Lower your head' and 'brace, brace.
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We're told the flight attendants confiscated his vape without incident.
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Great, so flight attendants are overall pretty to look at.
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After the flight attendants came around offering drinks before takeoff ...
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Flight attendants used to be referred to as "air hostesses."
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Attendants stand next to them and hand out tickets manually.
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Men have always had very cliché ideas about flight attendants.
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Allowing flight attendants to use weapons on planes is troubling.
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Sexual harassment isn't the only problem female flight attendants face.
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Just your friendly neighborhood flight attendants taking care of business.
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The flight attendants then signaled to passengers they needed help.
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We disembarked as attendants ran up to get our luggage...
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Passengers alerted flight attendants, who in turn warned the pilots.
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But airline pilots and flight attendants have no such restrictions.
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Delta is hiring 1,000 flight attendants to start in 2020.
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The union represents some 26,000 flight attendants at American Airlines.
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Train attendants were standing outside each train door, checking tickets.
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Flight attendants get annoyed when you order Diet Coke, too.
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How easy it is to bond with other flight attendants
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Attendants stood ready to catch those who fainted in excitement.
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The flight attendants come by with a fitted mattress pad ...
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Buddies are volunteers; they do not replace regular paid attendants.
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The editor later introduced him to the two flight attendants.
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The flight attendants' union has spearheaded action on the issue.
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At the gate, flight attendants did a second passport check.
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The topic has been a searing one for flight attendants.
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From the concert hall's proscenium stage, 20 attendants looked on.
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Saying thank you to flight attendants goes a long way.
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Some flight attendants reported their salaries on Glassdoor and PayScale.
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The flight attendants made it to both of us simultaneously.
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After the meal, flight attendants came around offering everyone tea.
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Flight attendants at Alaska and American have faced similar issues.
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There were several flight attendants around during this week's premiere.
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It has also sparked anger among pilots and flight attendants.
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The attendants, fresh flowers and seat covers will all return.
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The bathroom attendants earn between $25,000 and $30,000 a year.
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They were flight attendants, not members of the union's staff.
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Flight attendants are trained to know every position, Bingochea says.
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The captain alerts flight attendants to be seated for departure.
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While the cause of either crash has not been determined, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents some 50,000 flight attendants, including United's, urged the FAA to ground the planes as a precaution.
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Lori Bassani, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents flight attendants at American Airlines, said crew members don't have to fly these planes if they do not feel comfortable doing so.
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Meanwhile, a survey conducted by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, one of the world's largest flight attendant unions, found that 68 percent of flight attendants reported being sexually harassed while they were working.
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The large paintings in that tomb are incredibly lively and rife with imagery: one shows a bedroom scene complete with attendants and a playful cat and dog; another show attendants carrying food and wine.
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The proposed class action was filed by eight Southwest flight attendants from six U.S. states, on behalf of roughly 17,000 flight attendants, on Monday in the federal court in Chicago, where Boeing is based.
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One-fifth of flight attendants said they had received a report of passenger-on-passenger sexual assault while working on a flight, according to a 2017 survey by the Association of Flight Attendants-C.
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Lawsuit says Southwest tried to silence attendants Steinaker says she took a picture of the iPad with Graham's image in the lavatory, the lawsuit says, and showed it to the rest of the flight attendants.
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In 2014, a survey carried out by Hong Kong Flight Attendants Alliance in partnership with the Hong Kong-based Equal Opportunities Commission found 27 percent of flight attendants had experienced sexual harassment while on duty.
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The drive by the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which also represents flight attendants at United and Spirit, comes amid an emboldening of rank-and-file employees, clamoring for a bigger piece of corporate profits.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), took to Twitter to thank Lyman for sharing her story and called on flight attendants to be provided the "proper tools" to help their passengers.
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According to the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, the union that represents American's 25,000 flight attendants, more than 2,300 of its members have reported experiencing health issues that they believe are linked to the uniforms.
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Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, the union representing flight attendants at 211 airlines, including United, said in an interview that the airline industry was "pretty blindsided" by Mr. Trump's announcement.
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"Airlines and the industry, not all consistently, have implemented some of these recommendations," said the Association of Flight Attendants, which represents some 50,000 flight attendants including those at United Airlines, Alaska Airlines and Spirit Airlines.
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The microphone picks up repeated chimes signaling calls between flight attendants.
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Flight attendants then came to escort the two off the plane.
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The microphone picks up repeated chimes signalling calls between flight attendants.
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This was the main concern of the Association of Flight Attendants.
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Pilots and flight attendants have always liked a drink off-duty.
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The attendants claim they have suffered debilitating injuries since the flight.
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Hauser Wirth & Schimmel complex, attendants dressed in black stood guard, protecting
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If you'd like, the attendants will serve your breakfast in bed.
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But flight attendants have expressed concern following the Ethiopian Airlines crash.
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"Investing in mothers and skilled birth attendants pays off," Aronson said.
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He also waged a bitter fight against the flight attendants' union.
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I just don't want it to be on flight attendants' backs.
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Delta has some 25,000 flight attendants, the company said this year.
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Nelson contends that a contract would give flight attendants greater protections.
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Flight attendants have admitted this is chaos and they know nothing.
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T Bloody Mary mix — has caused a ruckus among flight attendants.
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Also, be nice to the flight attendants when they greet you.
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Wait for service, when the attendants are all in the aisle.
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We also took a look at the flight attendants' break area.
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Read more: Flight attendants reveal 11 of their best travel hacks
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Flight attendants moved the woman and her daughter to different seats.
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Shortly after pushing back, flight attendants came around with the menus.
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The airlines also need fewer pilots, flight attendants, and other employees.
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If the game is a theme park, they're the ride attendants.
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Even flight attendants often zoom by without looking or giving pretzels.
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Often she refused to allow the home attendants into her apartment.
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At least four lawsuits have also been brought by flight attendants.
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Business Insider spoke with numerous flight attendants, pilots, and ground workers.
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Take out your headphones when flight attendants come by for service.
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Delta flight attendants say they earn $29 to $30 an hour.
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American Airlines flight attendants say they make about $35 an hour.
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JetBlue flight attendants say they make $21 to $24 an hour.
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I was on board with Pittman and three other flight attendants.
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After the meal, the flight attendants came around with more drinks.
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At least one group was happy about the change: flight attendants.
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Don't worry, it was eventually caught by flight attendants, TMZ reported.
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The next step would be transmitting that information to flight attendants.
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Flight attendants aren't really supposed to help you lift your bags.
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Other local flight attendants on reserve may stay at their homes.
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No one has more insider knowledge about flying than flight attendants.
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Read more:A flight attendant went above and beyond for a 4-year-old on her flight, and his mom's post about her kindness is going viral2 American Airlines flight attendants tell us the travel essentials they'd never fly withoutThe 9 best questions you should ask flight attendants to ensure a smoother, more enjoyable flightFlight attendants reveal the 9 most annoying things passengers do
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Five flight attendants and Brady Byrnes, the managing director of flight-service recruitment, training, and administration for American Airlines, described to Business Insider eight ways that flight attendants are trained to spot victims of human trafficking.
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The Cathay Pacific Airways Flight Attendants Union said it had received a "tremendous" amount of messages from members concerned over catching the virus, and attendants on all flights should have the option to wear a mask.
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Concerns over the uniforms, and the airline&aposs handling of health scares, has helped fuel an organizing drive among Delta employees working with the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA), which represents flight attendants at 20 airlines.
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Sara Nelson of the Association of Flight Attendants says that could be due to insufficient staffing, which leads to poor communication between the gate agents and flight attendants about the amount of overhead bin space available.
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The AFA stands with Norwegian flight attendants because we understand that the arguments of Norwegian and its "employment firm" represent a direct attack on the right of flight attendants to obtain union representation should they so choose.
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In my role as the National President of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), I represent the 28,000 flight attendants at American Airlines who are on the frontlines of passenger safety, security and comfort every day.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants labor union that represents some 50,000 flight attendants at United, Spirit and others, says cabin crews are challenged because many airlines have cut staffing to FAA minimum requirements.
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Women were delivering at home with no birth attendants or antenatal care.
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Nearly 2,200 flight attendants have reported reactions to the uniforms, Ross said.
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"There are plenty of Asian flight attendants, including myself," wrote the commenter.
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But believe it or not, the flight attendants saved the damn day.
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The flight attendants continued to stop by every few hours offering meals.
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Since that change, unaccompanied shop attendants have been assaulted, raped and killed.
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A major campaign by flight attendants across America seeks to address that.
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Association of Flight Attendants President Sara Nelson criticized former South Bend, Ind.
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But both advocates and attendants agreed that there's more to be done.
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Obviously flyers shouldn't actually stretch out in the flight attendants' work area.
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Also this summer, Southwest and United reached tentative deals with flight attendants.
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Witness the state of public toilets which don't have attendants, for example.
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Washington (CNN)Flight attendants feel the pain of cramped aircraft seats, too.
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Pilots and flight attendants have Federal Aviation Administration rest and duty requirements.
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Yes, robot cashiers, assistants, security guards and flight attendants are a thing.
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When the plane disembarked, the attendants flocked to help unload her luggage.
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The 4 attendants are suing for damages over the alleged illegal discrimination.
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Travelers and flight attendants restrained him until the plane returned to Dulles.
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Apparently the customer service attendants at the Paradise bookstore are human encyclopedias!
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American's 25,000 flight attendants received a 6 percent pay raise this year.
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Our flight attendants may not require a nursing mother to cover up.
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More than 90 percent of eligible flight attendants voted, the union said.
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Fearful passengers are always asking flight attendants the same question, said Gervash.
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His friend told him the shooter had asked attendants about Kivlen specifically.
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Their flight attendants get the message out while keeping the passenger engaged.
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In the fancier buildings, porters and door attendants act as bike valets.
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Lufthansa and flight attendants' union UFO are expected to announce on Nov.
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"JetBlue flight attendants are really the face of the airline," Samuelsen argued.
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The 22,000 flight attendants and pursers that make up Emirates cabin crew.
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Flight attendants share 25 things they'd love to tell passengers but can't
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This job category includes cafe servers, cafeteria workers, and snack bar attendants.
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These are the ones that both pilots and flight attendants use inflight!
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Before we left the gate, flight attendants introduced themselves individually to passengers.
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Delta flight attendants previously voted against unionizing in 20193, 2008, and 2010.
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A few minutes after takeoff, flight attendants came around with hot towels.
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" His inner circle, with its ministers and attendants, is called the "court.
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Flight attendants have no way to hide from the virus, he said.
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The flight attendants had given their final safety briefing to the passengers.
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Two unions representing flight attendants called for the jets to be grounded.
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Passengers and flight attendants are put at risk from inhaling these fumes.
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Travelers in the premium cabin have more space and more flight attendants.
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Flight attendants told Insider about things they wish passengers did more often.
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Flight attendants also want passengers to keep the aisle and galley clear.
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Be sure to thank your flight attendants as you're exiting the aircraft.
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She also designed the uniforms for the Games information attendants and officials.
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Here are what some flight attendants say they make on different airlines.
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Southwest Airlines flight attendants say they make $31 to $36 an hour.
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Allegiant Air flight attendants say they make $22 to $25 an hour.
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Flight attendants for Spirit say they make $20 to $22 an hour.
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Alaska Airlines flight attendants say they make $23 to $35 an hour.
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Hawaiian Airlines flight attendants say they make $22 to $30 an hour.
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Attendants counted out 23 people, lined us up and walked us in.
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The flight attendants were grasping at anything they could to get help.
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The attendants in question didn't personally shame a trans person or child.
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Tomlinson praised the flight attendants for how they dealt with the incident.
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That includes training for flight attendants, aviation mechanics, airport management and security.
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Flight attendants came around to offer up free earbuds for the plane.
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Also, flight attendants on most Vietjet flights do not actually wear bikinis.
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The flight attendants waved their arms theatrically and pointed to the exits.
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Flight attendants tend to know more about flying than the average passenger.
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Before the plane took off, flight attendants noticed he was extremely drunk.
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About 70 percent of flight attendants themselves say they've been sexually harassed.
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But some senior flight attendants are hoarding those prime international flight assignments and selling them to junior flight attendants who otherwise might have to wait years — or decades — to fly those routes through the normal flight bidding process.
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However, through multiple discussions with flight attendants on background, one underlying concern was evident: That as airlines' pockets continue to lighten as passengers put off travel, hoping to avoid the virus, the flight attendants' job security could erode.
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And about one in five flight attendants say that they have witnessed a passenger being sexually assaulted or have had a passenger report a sexual assault to them, according to a survey by the Association of Flight Attendants.
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Sources said this hoarding and selling of prime trips by senior flight attendants also makes it difficult for mid-seniority flight attendants to get the same crack at those trips that they would typically get if hoarding wasn't happening.
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But one airline is asking passengers to tip their individual flight attendants, too.
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Moses's discovery in the Nile, a princess's attendants walk in a double-file
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Those striking include airplane cabin cleaners, baggage handlers, airport janitors, and wheelchair attendants.
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In July, two Fyre Festival attendants won a $5 million lawsuit against McFarland.
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Virgin Atlantic will no longer require makeup or skirts for women flight attendants.
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Flight attendants face tremendous pressure to conform to antiquated stereotypes of their profession.
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The numbers include roughly 2400 flight attendants, according to one of the sources.
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You get the obligatory political exhibition attendants, like Jenny Holzer and Guerilla Girls.
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The 12 skin-care products that flight attendants swear by for long trips
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The measure was quickly endorsed by the Association of Flight Attendants labor union.
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Until the 1970s, for example, most airlines prohibited flight attendants from being pregnant.
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TWU represents airline attendants, Amtrak workers, and New York's MTA employees, among others.
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Treating them as such might make passengers undervalue the work of flight attendants.
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Attendants at Oriental Science Fiction Valley dress in blue-and-silver space suits.
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Flight attendants most often responded by avoiding further interaction with the offending passenger.
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She was ultimately allowed back on, and the 2 flight attendants got booted.
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We also must assure that our Flight Attendants are treated respectfully on board.
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You know you've made it when flight attendants namecheck your product during takeoff.
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A week ago, flight attendants at Southwest voted to ratify a new contract.
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"Flight attendants will not drink hot water on the plane," the attendant said.
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Delta Air Lines' flight attendants are not unionized, a rarity in the industry.
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The flight attendants were preparing to serve drinks when they heard the bang.
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Dahl asked the attendants what they'd learned to do differently from their training.
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JetBlue flight attendants also make less than other carriers, and work long hours.
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The working conditions flight attendants face are not limited to the friendly skies.
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On board are 189 people: 181 passengers, 2 pilots, and 6 flight attendants.
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But there's an added level of responsibility for first-class attendants like Siti.
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Cummings has started the hearing with a stern warning to attendants and protesters.
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Pilots and flight attendants at the three largest U.S. airlines - Delta, United UAL.
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These are some of the small details that stick out to flight attendants.
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Scientists have long found that flight attendants get more breast cancer and melanoma.
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The union represents some 50,000 flight attendants across airlines including United and Alaska.
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United said it was committed to getting the flight attendants a new contract.
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The flight attendants passed out headsets, and I slid one on, suddenly homesick.
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This will ultimately change for mechanics and flight attendants under the new contract.
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These people shouldn't be allowed without some clinical attendants standing next to them.
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These are the six things flight attendants want to tell you but can't.
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They offered a range of feedback about passengers, other flight attendants, and themselves.
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Hundreds of flight attendants and passengers get injured because of turbulence each year.
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Soon thereafter, flight attendants recorded health issues they suspected came from their uniforms.
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Flight attendants filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer on May 22 this year.
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Their flight attendants wore trendy outfits designed by English fashion designer Mary Quant.
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We don't want people vaping because flight attendants have enough to deal with.
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Delta flight attendants voted against joining the union in 13, 21, and 22019.
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And of course, grocery store clerks and gas station attendants are working, too.
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Flight attendants the world over know Jack Berger and the Post-it note.
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The flight attendants passed out headphones, which airlines typically sanitize after each use.
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Then the flight attendants passed out health-screening forms from the Turkish government.
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He has so many attendants around him, I don't know, I don't know.
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No loud conversations with flight attendants, asking to pay for a second seat.
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Using an app called Room Service, a passenger can talk to flight attendants.
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Those similarities immediately provoked concern among carriers, pilots, flight attendants, passengers and investors.
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"I feel like it's pampering my diners to have attendants," Mr. Malnik said.
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He flew Cathay Pacific Airways, a Chinese carrier, and flight attendants donned masks.
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Make sure to greet your flight attendants as you board the plane, too.
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I asked Sara Nelson, the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants.
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I wander into the galley, where the flight attendants are taking a break.
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On Friday, Nelson told CNN that she was hearing concerns from flight attendants.
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Business Insider reported on flight attendants&apos experiences with the uniforms in 2019.
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Flight attendants for Frontier Airlines say they make $19 to $21 an hour.
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First responders treated the 12 passengers and three flight attendants for respiratory issues.
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Nine attendants each, including Naomi Figueroa and Mr. Middlekauff, stood to either side.
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Over at Creator, "robot attendants," or human employees, take customers' orders on devices.
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Mr. Bales thinks these attendants are key to the success of the programs.
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The overlap of ketogenic dieters and flight attendants is probably less than massive.
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And in Russia, two flight attendants sued Aeroflot, alleging age and sex discrimination.
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Such episodes undercut the rigorous conflict de-escalation courses that flight attendants receive.
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Either way, there is little chance of that money flowing to pool attendants.
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Love is in the air Two flight attendants got married by the Pope.
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There are three flight attendants and four former pageant queens in the mix.
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The flight attendants requested anonymity out of fear of retribution from their employer.
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They have also been proposed to have uses as healthcare and customer attendants.
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Then the two flight attendants returned together and began another series of questions.
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Business Insider asked eight flight attendants about the most annoying things passengers do.
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It's pretty wild -- you see Mitchell cussing out flight attendants and the pilot.
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Flight attendants know a lot about each passenger — and that's a good thing.
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Flight attendants tried diffusing the situation ... but it was too little, too late.
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Taylor Garland, spokeswoman for the Association of Flight Attendants, says that with minimum staffing, it can be difficult for flight attendants to spend time with individual passengers, but she suggests people with phobias advise a flight attendant when they board.
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"Would Mr. Akbar Al Baker question the age of the flight attendants who thwarted Richard Reid, the 'shoe bomber,' or those who evacuated the aircraft that landed on the Hudson River?" asks Association of Professional Flight Attendants National President, Bob Ross.
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Nearly 70 percent of flight attendants have been sexually harassed at some point during their careers, the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA (AFA) found in a survey released Thursday, but only 7 percent have reported the abuse to their employer.
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"The American worker ... has been stretched further and further and further to make ends meet," said labor leader and United flight attendant Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents some 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines.
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Kleibscheidel did not say exactly how much flight attendants have lost in income but said the grounding has cost some flight attendants more than $1,000 a month and that they are concerned about lighter paychecks close to the holiday season.
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The union, which represents around 50,000 flight attendants working for airlines including United, Hawaiian, Alaska and Spirit, has been pushing airline executives to ensure safe work environments for flight attendants, who say they are routinely subjected to such behaviors from passengers.
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The Association of Flight Attendants, a union, has conducted a survey of flight attendants, who said that unwanted touching and comments from passengers were common and that employees previously were reluctant to speak up out of fear of retaliation from employers.
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The Association of Flight Attendants — the union representing nearly 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines — has been asking the government and the airlines to implement a list of health and safety changes to help stop the spread of Covid-19.
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And so, in time, do nurses, hospital staff and birth attendants: In the childbirth trial in India, 35 percent of the attendants started off washing their hands during the first months of the study, while coaching and supervision were still active.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents nearly 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines, issued a list of demands for the federal government and argued the Trump administration needs to do more to combat the outbreak.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents nearly 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines, issued a list of demands for the federal government, arguing the Trump administration needs to do more to combat the outbreak.
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I noticed that while the three female flight attendants boarded the plane wearing heels — there's a minimum heel height of half an inch for flight attendants making their way to the plane — they had changed into flats before take-off.
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Read more:Flight attendants in South Korea reveal why plastic surgery is becoming the norm to get a jobA Frontier flight attendant helped a mom calm her crying baby, and the heartwarming photos are going viralFlight attendants reveal one of the worst parts of their job — they don't always get paid for all of the hours they workFlight attendants reveal 10 things they notice on a plane that you probably miss
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Members of the German delegation dressed as flight attendants with "Merkel Air" push carts.
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And while she says she defended her outfit to flight attendants, she told Insider.
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ET: An earlier version of this story incorrectly identified flight attendants as federal workers.
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At some outlets owned by Total, attendants only served motorists with pre-paid cards.
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However, the flight attendants needed someone who could communicate with Cook during the flight.
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The hotel will pay the room attendants, will pay the cleaners on our behalf.
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Other flight attendants distributed tissues to passengers who were left in tears as well.
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But we need to acknowledge that flight attendants are way more than their looks.
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The flight attendants' impending strike was first reported by Taiwan's official Central News Agency.
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But it also revealed what many flight attendants already know: Passengers tune them out.
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Despite the efforts of multiple flight attendants attempting to intervene, the man was undeterred.
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Premise: Tom Cruise battles rude United Airlines flight attendants on a cross country flight.
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A little smile and salutation to your flight attendants can go a long way.
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The headphones were sparking when flight attendants doused them with a bucket of water.
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Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3, will lead the pack of bridal attendants.
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But then the author noticed Trump stop and thank the parking attendants before leaving.
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Snacks and meals were often free and the flight attendants treated passengers with respect.
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The Transport Workers Union represents more than 17,000 flight Southwest flight attendants, Samuelsen said.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA pushed for this regulation over 15 years ago.
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Flight attendants said their contract allows them not to work if they feel unsafe.
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"You were a little bit nervous up there?" the President asked the flight attendants.
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He granted the Order of Courage, another top state award, to five flight attendants.
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It's perhaps not so hard to understand why JetBlue flight attendants want a union.
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The Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and Mesa Airlines also came to Saavedra's defense.
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Four flight attendants have been accused by US authorities in Miami of money laundering.
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United flight attendants, needless to say, responded quite favorably to United's reversal of course.
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Delta Air Lines is preparing to hire its new class of 2020 flight attendants.
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United declined to say how many flight attendants have asked to switch their assignments.
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On Friday, Business Insider's Will Martin reported concerns from flight attendants at American Airlines.
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Nine flight attendants described to Business Insider the most surprising part of their jobs.
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The passengers had refused to answer questions from train attendants or show their tickets.
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It's during times like those when flight attendants hope you don't order Diet Coke.
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As it was, at the hour appointed, the place designated was barren of attendants.
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British airline Virgin Atlantic will no longer require female flight attendants to wear makeup.
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The flight attendants were well aware, so I assume the airlines allow this now.
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More than 5,000 flight attendants working for JetBlue Airways voted to unionize on Tuesday.
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There are some attendants who get off on the power trip of saying no.
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Attendants in skirted uniforms poured instant coffee and boxed juice into petite plastic cups.
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Flight attendants came through with lunch about an hour after we left the ground.
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Flight attendants themselves are often victims of sexual harassment, Nelson wrote in a Dec.
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Moments later — around halfway through the flight — the flight attendants served us boiling water.
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Flight attendants had increased rates of breast, uterine, cervical, gastrointestinal, skin and thyroid cancers.
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Have attendants that are a bit older and are more vulnerable expressed any concerns?
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But we do have, in our 30,000 flight attendants, 5,000 that are retirement age.
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The flight attendants also handed out amenity kits — men and women got different ones.
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Their attendants repeatedly addressed them as "our guests" and apologized for their earlier mistreatment.
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The Falwells struck up a conversation with one of those pool attendants, Giancarlo Granda.
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Both flight attendants, we met while working a flight to Seattle, Laura's home city.
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Japan Airlines said one of its flight attendants has tested positive for the coronavirus.
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"A bride would have attendants to protect her from evil spirits," Dr. Thompson said.
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For the security of passengers, pilots and flight attendants, we cannot wait any longer.
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Pilots and flight attendants "will be required to wear uniforms" to qualify, TSA announced.
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In 1957, Trans World Airlines dropped its no-marriage rule for female flight attendants.
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On some airlines, including United, flight attendants may be wearing gloves in the cabin.
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The best part of living in Jersey isn't the bagels, it's the gas attendants.
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Business Insider reported on the health issues flight attendants have experienced late last year.
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Flight attendants have also been instructed to report any suspected coronavirus cases among travelers.
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Some flight attendants work overtime to pay bills and even qualify for food stamps.
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Flight attendants for United Airlines say they make about $28 to $49 an hour.
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Flight attendants are all wearing a $24 jumpsuit that can be purchased on Amazon.
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United and Continental flight attendants have operated separately since the carriers merged in 2010.
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The flight attendants came around offering warm bread rolls, which was a nice touch.
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While Cecile and her attendants mimed her entrance, McTeer waited beside the makeshift wall.
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Are women delivering in areas where there are trained attendants who can treat them?
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Seven and a half hours into the flight, attendants brought around rolls and juice.
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The flight attendants working in the business-class cabin were fantastic throughout the flight.
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He pleaded guilty to interfering with flight crew members and flight attendants in February.
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Flight attendants have also been instructed to report any suspected coronavirus cases among travellers.
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Attendants equip you with an Oculus Rift virtual-reality headset, headphones — and a backpack.
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Halfway through the flight, flight attendants handed out cheese-and-egg sandwiches and drinks.
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The sight of her, she said, unsettled both the family dog and flight attendants.
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BRING FOOD Did you know that most flight attendants fly with their own food?
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"Our flight attendants need the confidence that the plane is 100% safe," she said.
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For pilots and flight attendants, work and motherhood have long been treated as incompatible.
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But what if we lived in a world where there were enough birth attendants?
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The flight attendants donned their jaunty hats, and we headed into the hot sun.
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The Association of Flight Attendants called on the F.A.A. to review the 217.8 Max.
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Clubhouse attendants long have been part of baseball's hidden fabric, serving players' various needs.
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The black-haired girl with her attendants, their laughter a rebuke to my aloneness.
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Bob Ross, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants union, which represents American Airlines workers, said in a statement that tight schedules, overcrowded planes, shrinking seats and limited overhead bin space have made it difficult for flight attendants to board passengers.
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Delta and American (which declined to make Mr. Howell available for comment) said in statements that the airline appreciated it when flight attendants humanized their interactions, but that flight attendants were reminded that less was more when it came to in-flight announcements.
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The uniforms, introduced in September, are causing a variety of issues, including "eye swelling, rashes, skin blistering," plus wheezing, headaches, and vertigo, claims a letter from the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, a union that represents more than 25,000 flight attendants at American.
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Mordukhovich and her colleague Eileen McNeely, the main author of the report, said flight attendants' working conditions may make them particularly vulnerable to chemicals present in their uniforms, and that flight attendants' reactions may be acting as a warning bell for others.
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In the early decades of passenger flight, airlines would mainly hire women to be flight attendants, claiming that women were uniquely qualified to provide service and charm, Kathleen Barry wrote in her 2007 book Femininity in Flight: A History of Flight Attendants.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents nearly 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines, told CNN this is at the "top of the list" of recommendations the union has made to address the coronavirus crisis for the industry.
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At the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, a union that represents nearly 27,000 workers at American Airlines, the national president, Bob Ross, said airlines needed to protect the privacy and security of flight attendants by enforcing policies limiting what passengers can photograph.
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Airlines pay flight attendants for each hour they&aposre in the air — meaning they could be on duty for 14 hours yet get paid only for the six-hour flight, according to Taylor Garland, a representative for the Association of Flight Attendants union.
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Nelson, of the Association of Flight Attendants, told VICE that because flight attendants work on flights that go to hot spots around the world, they were some of the first workers to run into supply chain issues for protective gear on planes.
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A survey released on September 12th by the Association of Flight Attendants echoes these findings.
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And they're surrounded by their attendants and people are speaking on their behalf for them.
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A thoughtful, illuminated "Do Not Disturb" sign ensures even well-meaning attendants won't come a'knockin'.
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A thoughtful, illuminated "Do Not Disturb" sign ensures even well-meaning attendants won't come a'knockin'.
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Delta's flight attendants narrowly rejected unionizing in 2010, with 9,216 voting for and 23,266 against.
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She then threw the headphones on the floor, and flight attendants flushed them with water.
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British Airways flight attendants may ground themselves on Christmas and Boxing Day over "poverty pay".
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I made it past the curtain but was escorted back by two grinning flight attendants.
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Association of Flight Attendants President Sara Nelson had a retort: This is offensive and dangerous.
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The preference for young, attractive flight attendants is spoken about quite openly in some corners.
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Flight attendants pose in 2012 in Berlin, Germany, at the christening of the Airbus A380.
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We polled flight attendants — aka the masters of smooth, angst-free traveling — to find out.
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But articles like this reinforce old stereotypes — stereotypes flight attendants have worked hard to break.
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Where retired Catholic school gym teachers from the 1950's find jobs as flight attendants.
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The same will surely happen to an increasing degree to passengers who abuse flight attendants.
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It said the flight attendants were Maria Daniela Rios, Abigail Hernandez Garcia and Beatriz Limon.
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Cross said a white man approached the flight attendants saying he was also a doctor.
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It took court cases to end bans on male flight attendants and female railway workers.
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Flight attendants welcome the participants aboard the plane, as they would during a normal flight.
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Remember to tip baristas, hair salon shampooers and coatroom attendants, too — they are often forgotten.
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PDQ car washes are popular throughout the US because they don't require attendants to operate.
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The fight to cover one's legs is not over for flight attendants in Britain, though.
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But the flight attendants appealed the ruling in the Moscow City Court and on Sept.
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Interestingly, speech language pathologists and pharmacists were more swipe-able than models and flight attendants.
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Flight attendants called on passengers, asking if there were any doctors or nurses on board.
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Yet flight attendants should not have to put up with drunks who treat them disrespectfully.
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"newsboys, shoe-shine boys, ushers, doormen, concession attendants and theater cashiers" — less than minimum wage.
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In fact, flight attendants get a day of skincare and makeup training, according to Nurazlin.
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The airline is looking to hire 1,000 new flight attendants for training, beginning next year.
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But all of the resorts' waiters, cooks, bartenders, dishwashers, porters and room attendants walked out.
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Flight attendants are traveling constantly, so they get plenty of opportunities to hone their skills.
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Not too long after taking off, flight attendants came around with food and beverage carts.
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Pilots and flight attendants have precisely timed routines they use to get ready for landing.
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Flight attendants have to deal with some pretty annoying — and sometimes downright gross — passenger behaviour.
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Throughout the video, flight attendants plead with the woman to calm down and stop shouting.
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United also declined to say how many flight attendants have asked to switch their assignments.
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Just as in the first study, participants randomly viewed either "attractive" or "unattractive" flight attendants.
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Flight attendants don't ever believe that it's impossible, which is another key element to success.
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A few minutes after takeoff, the flight attendants came through the cabin with hot towels.
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In the US, Virgin Atlantic airlines made female flight attendants wear makeup until March 2019.
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Ms. Nova smiled at the patients, but her attention was elsewhere, with the center's attendants.
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It's unclear how many of the non-flight attendants have experienced uniform-related health issues.
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By Monday, nearly 54 percent of voting flight attendants approved the new deal, Southwest said.
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He also recommends just being nice and striking up a conversation with hardworking flight attendants.
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It's so small that the flight attendants didn't even count it as a personal item.
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It's rare to have to remind front desk attendants of status receivables at check-in.
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Delta is the biggest airline in the US to have flight attendants who are nonunion.
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It also lets you decide what to eat before the flight attendants get to you.
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But flight attendants did not usher him to a different seat or off the plane.
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An editor had introduced him to two Eastern Airline attendants who would inspire the narrative.
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Some of the fancier hotels and halls may already offer attendants with various toiletries available.
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Four bridal attendants, including Ms. Khalil, wore burgundy floor-length dresses and held blush bouquets.
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A lot of flight attendants that I've been seeing while traveling have been wearing masks.
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The flight attendants kept asking if they could help us — they were so overwhelmingly nice.
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Immediately after she contracted the disease, the airline mandated all flight attendants get measles shots.
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When flying, Hoover brings a reusable water bottle and asks flight attendants to refill it.
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Planes couldn't take off without flight attendants, and newspapers couldn't print without their female typesetters.
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Cathay Pacific Airways flight attendants wore masks aboard, as did many Chinese residents, he said.
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Flight attendants, various dental occupations, and elevator installers and repairers were all on the list.
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They also noted that he did not smile after making eye contact with the attendants.
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" She quoted one of the young attendants as saying, "Drag queens make story time funner.
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The airline increased wages for ground staff and flight attendants by 4% on Oct. 1.
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Pilots and flight attendants stress passenger safety in their remarks to passengers before every flight.
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Distracted by the flight attendants' uniforms, I ended up near the end of the line.
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A passenger on the flight credited flight attendants with controlling the situation quickly and calmly.
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"This visual tag will further help our flight attendants identify pets in-cabin," Guerin said.
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Some attendants, corporate leaders for example, often employ their own security services for close protection.
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Delta Air Lines Inc has also let flight attendants and pilots switch assignments since Jan.
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On a video monitor overhead, cast members costumed like flight attendants explained what to expect.
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Passengers are cramming their luggage into inadequate overhead space; harried flight attendants are urging cooperation.
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Southwest will avoid serving peanuts if flight attendants know an allergic passenger is on board.
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A group of attendants filed a class-action lawsuit against Lands&apos End in May.
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The union has asked Delta flight attendants to send new, unworn, packaged garments for testing.
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The flight attendants work for six commercial airlines and a company that charters private jets.
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The flight attendants were granted anonymity due to a fear of reprisal from their employers.
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Her six attendants, in floor-length marigold dresses, included Mr. Marshall's only sibling, Mary Marshall.
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Once the doors close, Bingochea and his fellow flight attendants are finally on the clock.
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"It will be imperative that my members are assured of the complete safety of this aircraft before taking it back up in the air," said Lori Bassani, national president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, which represents 28,000 flight attendants at American Airlines.
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In February, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, the union that represents the majority of flight attendants at American, accused the company of gender discrimination because of an attendance policy that disproportionately targets women employees while leaving mostly male pilots unscathed, according to NBC 5.
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The Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, an American trade union representing 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines, held a news conference last week at Reagan National Airport in Washington, DC, to announce its push to get the Department of Transportation to regulate cabin temperatures.
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One-fifth of nearly 2,000 flight attendants surveyed in 2017 said they had received a report of passenger-on-passenger sexual assault while working, but that law enforcement officials were contacted less than half the time, according to the Association of Flight Attendants-C.
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CHICAGO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - The Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA), which represents American Airlines Group flight attendants, still has safety concerns about a relaunch of the Boeing 737 MAX, its president told Boeing Chief Executive Dennis Muilenburg in a letter seen by Reuters.
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"I will tell you that I hear from flight attendants every day, and they're begging me not to make them go back up in that plane," Lori Bassani, the president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, said, according to The Dallas Morning News.
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"We call on Congress and the White House to take all measures available to protect the health and payroll of American workers," said Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, which represents 50,000 U.S. flight attendants at 13 airlines, including United.
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In fact, just the other week, the International President of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, an organization representing more than 50,000 flight attendants, made a very misleading claim about the DOT's tentative decision for Norwegian Air International (NAI): American aviation workers do not matter.
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Flight attendants at Delta, which is among the airlines asking for a government bailout, are not unionized, but their organizing drive has been picking up during the coronavirus crisis as they see the protections that attendants at other airlines like United and American Airlines have.
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In Myanmar's rural and remote regions, birth attendants are the main providers of care at birth.
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But inside, uniformed attendants appear from behind the doors and usher visitors toward a coat check.
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She will design uniforms for the female flight attendants and customers service representatives for United Airlines.
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One passenger, Steve Ramsthel, caught a recording of passengers being told to brace by flight attendants.
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The flight attendants were in the last couple rows when they said 'fasten your seat belts.
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And when the designer's team saw Campbell's car arrive, the shop attendants went to fetch her.
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Parking attendants I saw earlier in the day just getting off their shift excitedly joined in.
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A stewardess for a British airline claims first-class passengers pay the flight attendants for sex.
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On that trip, Miller-Berry noticed her daughter paying extra attention to the flight attendants' instructions.
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After Beijing officials increased roadside parking fees in 2011, there were dozens of assaults on attendants.
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The hypersexualisation of flight attendants makes their jobs more stressful and frequently subjects them to abuse.
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Even the pilots, flight attendants, and airport staff will receive new uniforms designed by Luly Yang.
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What wasn't okay was the transphobic conversation two flight attendants from another airline were having nearby.
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The two pilots later flew the plane to Nashville with a new set of flight attendants.
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A flight attendants union issued a statement calling on American and other carriers to prioritize safety.
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When flight attendants went looking for a doctor in the house, fortunately, this flight had two.
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In 2015, flight attendants on Israeli airline El Al protested against the company's high heels requirement.
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Laughs were had (not by them) and the flight attendants and captain had to get involved.
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The FAA & the airline industry must act quickly & decisively to protect American travelers, pilots, & flight attendants.
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Specifically, flight attendants are now permitted "more active use" of stun guns when it's deemed necessary.
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The video features somersaulting flight attendants, spiraling laptops, a swarm of bouncy balls, and exploding pinatas.
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The airline, which was set up in 2100, grabbed headlines with its bikini-clad flight attendants.
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FRONTIER AIRLINES, an American low-cost carrier, introduced individual tips for flight attendants earlier this month.
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Third, it could make it harder for flight attendants to negotiate better pay and working conditions.
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This epidemic has been allowed to continue because flight attendants so rarely speak up about it.
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Similarly to secretaries, flight attendants—in terms of how people perceive them—are devoted and submissive.
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King-gods sat on panelled thrones covered with fleeces, flanked by nude attendants with three sidelocks.
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He asks her on a real date, the kind with pesky bathroom attendants and fancy napkins.
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Linda Bell said flight attendants quickly corralled the scorpion and flushed it down an airplane toilet.
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The Flight Attendants: They vacillate between confusion and inaction, but others try to help the woman.
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Care24 conducts background checks on certified nurses, physiotherapists, and attendants before adding them to its platform.
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Lawmakers and labor unions representing flight attendants urged airlines and the government to ground the planes.
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Flight attendants jumped on the P.A. asking for medical professionals to come forward ... and they did.
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Festival attendants said they disapproved of Rubio's endorsement of Trump, who is deeply unpopular among Hispanics.
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Compared to the other adults, flight attendants were 51 percent more likely to develop breast cancer.
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Researchers also couldn't say whether tumors developed before or after participants started working as flight attendants.
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The attendants saw I was clearly flustered during the flight and my daughter would not settle.
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One of the flight attendants mentioned to him that her daughter had the exact same bear.
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Delta Air Lines is apologizing to passengers after a confrontation between two flight attendants on Jan.
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Flight attendants said they will not be forced to fly the aircraft if they feel unsafe.
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Virgin Atlantic has decided to ditch two of its outdated uniform policies for female flight attendants.
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Overweight flight attendants may not be able to move swiftly around the plane, the company claimed.
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United's new deal with its flight attendants would have implications for their counterparts at American Airlines.
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NUMBER OF THE DAY 1,000 That's how many new flight attendants Delta will hire next year.
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Medical notes quote him telling attendants he was going home because someone had lost his belongings.
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Hirata reached out to his fellow flight attendants Crimson Foster and Kira Sunderland about his unease.
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There's the fact that the delays that so stress customers are also stressful for flight attendants.
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But you have heard more enthusiastic announcements from flight attendants demonstrating the proper use of seatbelts.
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Leading the pack of bridal attendants are royal siblings Prince George, 4, and Princess Charlotte, 3.
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Emirates has around 22,000 flight attendants and pursers, but getting one of those jobs isn't easy.
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"We could lose hundreds of thousands of good jobs — pilots, flight attendants, ground crew," he added.
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The Association of Flight Attendants is offering training for its members, as is the US Army.
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Flight attendants get a base pay depending on experience, with an hourly rate stacked on top.
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Delta overbooked the flight, meaning people were waiting to board while attendants looked for extra seats.
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Four of the flight attendants requested anonymity because of a fear of reprisal from their employers.
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Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, told multiple news outlets, including Hill.
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Keep reading for 13 travel essentials you should always fly with, according to two flight attendants.
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In Europe, flight attendants' exposure to cosmic ionizing radiation is monitored and limited more by law.
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Flight attendants fly a lot, so they get plenty of opportunities to hone their travel skills.
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Being a flight attendants is an especially enviable job in South Korea with plenty of competition.
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And some clinics are capitalizing on this by offering special packages just for aspiring flight attendants.
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For flight attendants who are hustling to serve passengers, pouring that drink just takes too long.
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The flight attendants work for American Airlines, United Airlines, Piedmont Airlines, PSA Airlines, and Alaska Airlines.
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Pilots ratified their first contract over the summer, and flight attendants voted to unionize last April.
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When there's moderate or severe turbulence, everyone is supposed to remain seated, including the flight attendants.
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But the exact number and the portion of those employees who are flight attendants is unclear.
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Password sharing could be a good thing for Netflix and Hulu Flight attendants keep getting sick.
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He became angry when his wife and flight attendants told him to return to his seat.
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Here are the secret parts of the airplane where pilots and flight attendants go to sleep.
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As we took our seats, flight attendants came around handing out Qantas' iconic business-class pajamas.
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Rivard said attendants should not try to rescue potential victims themselves and should inform appropriate authorities.
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After the plane landed, the flight attendants deployed the emergency slides and passengers evacuated the cabin.
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Flight attendants also distributed small amenity kits with a sleep mask, earplugs, and a cleaning wipe.
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One of the flight attendants said that apparently the catering ground staff forgot to load it.
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The company denied it had punished flight attendants for rejecting similar customer demands in the past.
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There are 473,860 counter attendants, cafeteria, food concession, and coffee shop workers employed in the US.
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They are the vendors and custodial staff, ushers and ticket takers, security and parking lot attendants.
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Hangar 2503 offers $2250 drinks for airline workers and occasional open bar nights for flight attendants.
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Attendants overturned the chair of anyone who dared take a seat without forking over a nickel.
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For flight attendants, who are often in the aisles, these incidents pose a serious occupational risk.
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Flight attendants' jobs and lives are in danger if we don't put a stop to this.
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Instead of wearing replicated footwear as-is, brides, grooms and their attendants are adding some flair.
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But the head of one of the biggest U.S. unions for flight attendants scoffed in response.
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In response, the airline disinfected planes and asked flight attendants who showed symptoms to self-quarantine.
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Mr. Cook, who is deaf and blind, wasn't able to communicate easily with the flight attendants.
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"The flight attendants sincerely wanted to assist him, but had no way to communicate," she wrote.
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They remained seated as flight attendants urged other passengers already opening the overhead bins to wait.
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One union representing flight attendants also expressed concern about fraudulent claims of emotional support animal status.
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Flight attendants who take the voluntary unpaid leave will retain their health benefits and travel privileges.
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Andujar-Geacoman told Insider that passengers should think of the aisle as flight attendants' office space.
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American Airlines said it was offering safety equipment and tweaking its safety policies for flight attendants.
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Inside, attendants in burnt umber flight-attendant-style uniforms escorted visitors through low-slung modern buildings.
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Pilots in flight uniforms doffed their hats and knelt, while flight attendants held bouquets of flowers.
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Most of them are flight attendants said Bruce Maxwell, one of the attorneys bringing the case.
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To the surprise of some flight attendants in Los Angeles, the flight to Houston took off.
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Together, the four flight attendants allegedly brought in $22,671 in U.S. currency, NBC 6 Miami reported.
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"I've met with more than 200 home attendants who work 24-hour shifts," Ms. Huang said.
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Williams told CNN that she was "scared to death" and "shocked" by the flight attendants behaviour.
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Flight attendants are "tired of apologizing for everything that's going wrong with the airline," she said.
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He's a charming, personable leader with the kind of charisma typically seen in Southwest flight attendants.
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Richard Blumenthal (D-Conn.) and the Association of Flight Attendants praised the change as long overdue.
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Sara Nelson, the international president of the Association of Flight Attendants-CWA, has a different perspective.
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Roughly 30,43 customer-facing employees such as flight attendants will be required to take the course.
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Those aboard included 59 passengers, two flight attendants, two pilots and two members of security forces.
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For 18 months, Delta flight attendants say they've battled skin lesions, fatigue, migraines, and hair loss.
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Attendants cleaned the aisles and the toilets, and offered key chains, pens and pocketknives for sale.
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He wanted a flick with car chases, muscly men, big explosions, and improbably leggy flight attendants.
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It's time for the flight attendants to do their preflight checks at their assigned crew stations.
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Read more:See the secret airplane bedrooms where flight attendants sleep on long-haul flightsVintage photos show how glamorous flying used to be18 things flight attendants wish you would stop doingA former flight attendant told us the most ridiculous things passengers have used the call button to ask
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"We often get reports of passengers physically touching flight attendants in inappropriate ways and passengers touching other passengers in ways that can only be considered abusive," Abby Alconcher, who works in the employee assistance program at the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, said in a statement.
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And this week, two flight attendants for JetBlue filed a lawsuit in federal court against the airline and two of its pilots, alleging that the pilots drugged both attendants during a layover and that one of the pilots raped one of the women and a co-worker.
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Lori Bassani, who represents American Airlines flight attendants as president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, says Boeing last took union officials into a flight simulator in May, where the company demonstrated how the plane is expected to fly once the software fix is in place.
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Although the CDC hasn't recommended that airline crews wear masks, and the airline does not typically allow flight attendants to wear masks without specific permission, the airline told Business Insider that flight attendants could wear them on flights between the US and Asia, Australia, and New Zealand.
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" But the Association of Flight Attendants, the trade union that represents nearly 50,000 flight attendants at 20 airlines, welcomed the proposals, saying that passengers claiming pets as emotional support animals have "threatened the safety and health of passengers and crews in recent years while this practice skyrocketed.
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It is no doubt also correct that flight attendants in America are older than in the Gulf.
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The parking-meter attendants in Scranton are vicious, and I'm not about to get a $25 ticket!
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The fan was bloodied and held a white towel over her face as attendants reached her seat.
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Human attendants monitor their whereabouts through an app, but it&aposs the guests who drive the experience.
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Flight attendants said they were previously able to report into work at the local airport in Taipei.
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In 2012, the new airline generated sizzling media coverage by staffing its flights with bikini-clad attendants.
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United Airlines does not allow its women flight attendants to wear "extreme" hairstyles, manicures, or makeup looks.
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Attendants were mixed on if the protest was specifically anti-Trump, though many expressed anti-Trump sentiments.
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So I thought that it would be OK. The flight attendants were by all accounts pretty heroic.
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THOSE of us who fly regularly have grown thoroughly accustomed to the usual interactions with flight attendants.
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Business Insider interviewed more than 60 flight attendants to compile a list of the behaviours that annoy.
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From the perspective of flight attendants, it's passenger behavior that is at the root of the problem.
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Well, we caught up with three former flight attendants to hear their wildest on-the-job tales.
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A "please" and a friendly smile goes a long way — those flight attendants work their asses off.
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Minutes after the alarm began half a dozen Norwegian Air flight attendants came running toward me shouting.
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"They are many flight attendants and security personnel who refused to fly with this airline," Martinez wrote.
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FLIGHT ATTENDANTS in America have been found to be selling desirable route assignments to their colleagues—again.
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So what if attendants called "bodyworkers" serve at his beck and call, providing on-the-spot massages?
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One of the pope's attendants also gave Melania a small object, which she had Pope Francis bless.
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Museum attendants will not say whether they support him, pointing out that the government pays their salaries.
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The flight attendants just had a gut feeling that something wasn't quite right, Hawaii News Now reported.
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Our nation's flight attendants are well-trained professionals who are required to comply with the FAA's regulations.
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Some airlines even bring flight attendants, who will be the ones to handle the food on board.
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Qatar Airways CEO Akbar Al Baker called American carriers "crap" and poked fun at U.S. flight attendants.
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Anastasia, the rest of the Romanovs, and four of their attendants were executed on July 16, 1918.
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Now, Bob Ross, president of the Association of Professional Flight Attendants, released a statement about the incident.
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There's no evidence that pilots or flight attendants experience elevated cancer rates due to increased radiation exposure.
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Flight attendants said they were previously able to report for work at the local airport in Taipei.
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Three flight attendants and four passengers were taken to a hospital after the incident, the airline said.
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American's flight attendants' union said they want to be included in an independent investigation about the incident.
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Flight attendants and pilots at American ratified new five-year agreements in late 2014 and early 2015.
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JetBlue's roughly 5,000 flight attendants have voted to unionize, the New York-based airline said on Tuesday.
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The flight attendants voted 2,661 to 1,387 to join the Transport Workers Union, the labor group said.
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German airline Lufthansa grounded 2628,28503 flights Thursday due to thousands of its flight attendants going on strike.
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Gifts: Guests spend $118 on a wedding gift on average, according to the study; attendants spend $177.
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Flight attendants' union UFO plans to announce measures in an escalating row over workers' pay and pensions.
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As the situation unfolded, passengers and flight attendants worked to pull Riordan, 43, back into the plane.
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American earlier this year announced mid-contract raises for pilots and flight attendants, and its stock plunged.
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Videos on Twitter show the Port Authority police seeking troublemakers onboard, while flight attendants calm irate passengers.
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A German flight attendant was angry in the way that only German flight attendants can be angry.
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The UN guidelines advise flight attendants not to confront traffickers or try to rescue the victim themselves.
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Flight attendants know a lot about flying — and some of that inside knowledge is kind of gross.
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The guards out front have come to recognize me, as do the attendants in the locker room.
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The Magician's minions are genetically altered children whose "iridescent carapaces" and "gossamer wings" recall Titania's fairy attendants.
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All of these — and more — are symptoms reported by flight attendants after their airlines got new uniforms.
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But on smaller planes, for shorter flights, the attendants aren't watching you like you think we are.
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Flight attendants are also tasked with handling customers who report sexual harassment on board by fellow passengers.
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Lufthansa is canceling 1,300 flights between Thursday and Friday due to a strike by its flight attendants.
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Patients and attendants were "attempting to jump" from the hospital's second floor, The Times of India reported.
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"All these flight attendants are scared for themselves and their loved ones," one flight attendant told CNN.
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The airline said it will also hire more male flight attendants and review its use of Tasers.
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For flight attendants and passengers alike, that dangerous, shaky feeling in midair comes from air currents shifting.
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The Saudis have treated us like body guards, and we have treated them like gas station attendants.
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It might have tried to decisively settle its continuing contract disputes with pilots, flight attendants and mechanics.
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Parking attendants scramble for the keys when Ms. Villarreal shows up for lunch at La Posada Hotel.
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Virgin Atlantic's female flight attendants are known for their red skirts, ruby shoes and bold crimson lipstick.
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American Airlines, however, has faced growing pressure from its flight attendants union to temporarily ground the planes.
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"Culturally as a society, we're less formal today, and that puts attendants to the wayside," she said.
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Professional groups like the Hotel Employees and Restaurant Employees Union don't monitor the number of bathroom attendants.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants, predicted a shift in strategy in upcoming days.
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JetBlue offered flight attendants unpaid leave next month, when it plans to cut its capacity by 5%.
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Then I filled up my water bottle to avoid unnecessary contact with flight attendants on the plane.
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Nelson said that though airlines had mostly been proactive about protecting flight attendants, an inherent risk remained.
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I've friended all of the flight attendants on Facebook and have been able to speak with them.
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The FAA BAC limit for all aviation safety-sensitive positions, a category that includes flight attendants, is .
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Flight attendants tried to keep passengers calm in the cabin and prepare them for the crash landing.
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This was an acute problem for physicians and any medical attendants who dealt with women delivering children.
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DON'T SWITCH SEATS WITHOUT PERMISSION Flight attendants have long been wary of seat-switchers for security reasons.
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Parking attendants started popping up on Ocean Avenue more than a dozen blocks from the arena itself.
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Pilots, flight attendants and doctors who carried out the evacuation are also now quarantined at the site.
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Delta said that both flight attendants observed the passenger switch seats while on board and behave nervously.
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That must be what these three flight attendants were thinking when they signed up for the series.
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American will be negotiating with most of its unionized workforce, including pilots, flight attendants and maintenance workers.
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Its flight attendants wore the bright red uniforms used by staff members on Mr. Branson's Virgin Atlantic.
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As medical attendants ran onto the court, del Potro crouched beside Almagro and tried to comfort him.
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Flight attendants forced everyone to not only take off their headphones but also turn off all phones.
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It's now disinfecting the aircraft and telling its flight attendants who feel any symptoms to self-quarantine.
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A few minutes after we were airborne, the flight attendants came by with dishes of mixed nuts.
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Here's a group of flight attendants posing at the Aeropuerto Los Cerrillos in Santiago, Chile, around 1947.
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Other passengers also reported that flight attendants insisted that the animal would be safe for the trip.
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Four flight attendants were arrested in Miami's airport after bringing in thousands in cash, police say 57.
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Two flight attendants told investigators that the woman was visibly upset and was crying, the complaint states.
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The airline's YouTube page has a number of videos of flight attendants dancing in bikinis on flights.
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Flight attendants were nurses first, given the somewhat primitive nature of pressurized cabins back in the day.
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But pilots and flight attendants in the United States raised questions about the Max 239's safety.
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Agents at both ends need to monitor the child, and flight attendants need to keep track, too.
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Budget airline EasyJet has a set of secret hand signal codes that flight attendants use to communicate.
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During preflight check-in, flight attendants let the airline staff know they're there and ready to go.
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A look inside the secret, crew-only lounge where flight attendants hang out when they're not flying
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US airlines have enacted a range of other measures, stopping onboard sorting of trash for recycling (so flight attendants don't have to touch used items), switching to disposable cups for business and first-class passengers, and eliminating "water walks" unless flight attendants can hand out individual bottles of water.
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Read more:People spend an average of $1,979 annually on summer vacations — here are 4 ways to save money on your next tripHere's how airports trick you into spending money17 travel tricks flight attendants say can save you time, money, and aggravationFlight attendants reveal 11 of their best travel hacks
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And a flight attendants union threatened work stoppages today, which they could certainly resume if the shutdown returns.
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I was going to school at Fort Lee High with the children of hairdressers and gas station attendants.
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The midwives can then expand the network by holding their own trainings back home to educate birth attendants.
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Meanwhile, Southwest Airlines discourages tipping, but flight attendants are allowed to accept voluntary tips if the customer insists.
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"OK, I have to … make a little change here," he says in his Southern drawl, the attendants tittering.
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This is something from the National Air Traffic Controllers Association along with the airline pilots and flight attendants.
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There are Federal Aviation Administration rules requiring flight attendants to be present on planes of a certain size.
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One of the animal attendants told the magazine: I always rooted for her, 'Come on, Nicole, get up.
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On Friday, the Association of Professional Flight Attendants (APFA) issued a statement demanding that the uniforms be recalled.
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Virgin Atlantic will no longer require its female flight attendants to wear makeup, the airline confirms to PEOPLE.
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In a statement, Korean Air said its flight attendants followed "response protocol" in subduing the passenger with ropes.
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At her special party, Harmon offered a word of sage advice to two young Delta flight attendants present.
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"He took a stand for not only flight attendants but everyone," one flight attendant told the Washington Post.
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A man on a United Airlines flight was arrested after he violently refused to follow flight attendants' orders.
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The paper found multiple pairs of used tights worn by flight attendants on eBay, an online auction website.
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It cracks him up and flight attendants like it, too, because unlike stickers, these don't leave a residue.
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But have you ever wondered why flight attendants are so careful to hammer this information into our brain?
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Many flight attendants and security personnel "had refused to fly with this airline" following the incident, Martinez wrote.
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Passengers also told the outlet that flight attendants passed out wet cloths in order to help them breathe.
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A few minutes after takeoff, the flight attendants came through with drinks — I went for a Glenfarclas scotch.
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Flight attendants took to Reddit with answers to the question "What do the passengers *not* know?" last week.
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It was a Gulf Oil station, where gas attendants refueled cars from pumps around a pagoda-style building.
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Comment from discussion Pilots and Flight Attendants, which airports do you love and which ones do you hate?.
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The flight attendants told me he was a frequent flier, brushed off his behavior & kept giving him drinks.
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Meanwhile, the airline KLM created a tour to train flight attendants to work on specific types of aircraft.
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Sara Nelson, president of the Association of Flight Attendants and an emerging progressive union leader, praised Warren's proposal.
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That growth is why this year's MJBizCon has over 1,000 companies exhibiting and 25,000 attendants from 63 countries.
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But the labor union praised United CEO Oscar Munoz for getting a deal done with the flight attendants.
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Following the bar mitzvah, attendants lobbed candy at Kristal, a festive tradition used to symbolize a sweet life.
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All the flight attendants have CPR training, and they are trained in what is in our medical kits.
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Ahead, 11 flight attendants (from several different airlines) share their top destinations for passing the time between flights.
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Long-haul flights tend to be more desirable, since many flight attendants get paid according to flight duration.
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But Judith Anderson, an industrial hygienist with the Association of Flight Attendants union, says airlines should do more.
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"I am doing what I can to save a person's life," Errson explains to the attendants (off camera).
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Flight attendants were determined to keep reporters away, forming a barrier when Reuters attempted to speak to them.
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The discussion between Southwest and the union, which represents more than 14,500 Southwest flight attendants, started in 2013.
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"One of the flight attendants was walking down the aisle when she collapsed," he told the Daily Mail.
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My extended family — of not only pilots but also flight attendants, mechanics, and gate agents — is under attack.
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Washington asked his attendants not to bury him until he had been dead for a couple of days.
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If the allegations are true, AA flight attendants need to be more careful ... but kudos on the java!
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In the short term, locations might also need attendants to troubleshoot problems and help people into the headsets.
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Flying a jet is expensive: it takes fuel, maintenance, airport fees, and wages for pilots and flight attendants.
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I pre-board every time I fly because flight attendants never question if I qualify to embark early.
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When attendants remove the stiff garment that encases him, Mr. Costanzo stands motionless on a platform, completely naked.
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That would be slightly above the current comparable levels for attendants at Delta Air Lines and American Airlines.
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Delta's flight attendants are not unionized, but the airline gave them a 14.5 percent pay raise in December.
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Two attendants walked ahead of us to our helicopter — a Bell 407, tail number N401TD — to load everything.
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"Think of it as a language between the pilots and flight attendants," Southwest spokesperson Cindy Hermosillo told HuffPost.
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Both pilots deserve accolades for their performance, as do the flight attendants handling the trauma in the cabin.
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Except the flight attendants of course, who somehow manage to look preened and polished hours into a flight.
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"This is a no-brainer for Trump," said Taylor Garland, spokesperson for the Association of Flight Attendants — CWA.
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Emirates transports about 2135 million passengers per year and 232,303 flight attendants and pursers tend to those passengers.
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Flight attendants are on hand to dress them with sheets, a fluffy duvet, and a full-size pillow.
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American Airlines shares tumbled after the airline announced pay raises for pilots and flight attendants earlier this year.
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She said the episode took place when the flight attendants and passengers were coping with a long delay.
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Training advocates argue that countries should make such programs mandatory for airline flight attendants, pilots and ticket agents.
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There were 183 people on board, according to British Airways — 175 passengers, six flight attendants, and two pilots.
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A new contract would unify all the flight attendants on issues like health care plans, wages and scheduling.
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Under that contract, American will adjust its pay scale once United reaches a deal with its flight attendants.
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Mississippi: Counter attendants in cafeterias and coffee shops had a 68% decline in employment between 2013 and 2018.
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There also are fewer flight attendants on planes to keep an eye on what's happening between the rows.
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It holds a crew of two pilots and two flight attendants, and has 76 seats in the coach.
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"One of the flight attendants ran back and said there was a Code 3," he told KIRO-TV.
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Flight attendant Jamila Hardwick dished to Inside Edition about what flight attendants want to tell you about flying.
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Even on the bigger jets, the flight attendants on almost every plane will offer to take your picture.
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Second, there are the repeated announcements from the pilot and flight attendants saying the destination and flight number.
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Six flight attendants told Business Insider what they wish they could tell passengers but can't for professional reasons.
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Two flight attendants, who work for Spirit Airlines and United Airlines, said Denver International Airport is their favorite.
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For decades, it has been customary for the former attendants of presidents and presidential candidates to cash in.
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Compared with the controls, flight attendants had increased rates of breast, uterine, cervical, gastrointestinal, skin and thyroid cancers.
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Planes couldn't take off without flight attendants, and newspapers couldn't print without the women who did the typesetting.
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About 119,000 Americans work as flight attendants, according to a 2018 estimate from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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First there was a studio with five other flight attendants, then a three-bedroom home with 10 colleagues.
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But flight attendants and airline workers have been told by some pundits that the Green New Deal, Rep.
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Grounded flights mean lost pay for flight attendants, who earn an hourly wage while we're in the air.
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Add to that mix the fact that there are fewer flight attendants on duty than there once were.
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Richard ended up helping flight attendants restrain the guy, and was very critical of the crew's emergency training.
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If you have a frustrating passenger or a crazy one, news gets around to the other flight attendants.
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The flight attendants put Lamar's carry-on belongings in a plastic bag and removed them from the plane.
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"I'm going to cry before today is over," said Rebecca Johnson, one of the flight attendants on board.
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The current two attendants, Iris Cedillo and Margarita Romero, have worked at Joe's for more than 20 years.
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Attendants wrapped his body in a double-breasted frock coat and slipped black gloves over his lifeless hands.
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Google Translate helps travelers communicate specific medical needs to flight attendants, waiters, hotel staff, and health care professionals.
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The room has its own attendants, working behind a desk, and its own restrooms, to keep gamblers close.
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The last two days of training you go out into the park with character attendants, and meet people.
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Flight attendants claimed that the husband was texting on his phone and using the word 'Allah' several times.
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As front line responders, Flight Attendants are particularly vulnerable to the effects of this outdated and unacceptable practice.
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Delta also said it plans to hire at least 12,000 employees, including flight attendants and pilots, through 2020.
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On a high speed train from Beijing to Wuhan, railway attendants and security guards left their faces uncovered.
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There are three flight attendants on Peter's season, but only one of them showed up wearing angel wings.
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Here, people are trained as cooks or baker's helpers, bus persons or bar apprentices — or guest room attendants.
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At the second facility, which neighbors confirmed was home to "the turtle guy," three nervous attendants admitted me.
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Some clubs have had clubhouse attendants quickly relay information to the dugout from the personnel monitoring video feeds.
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But Ms. Valentin soon ran out of money to pay Ms. De La O and two other attendants.
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Flight attendants and airline pilots work in very close physical proximity to other people, according to O*NET.
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Facilities are maintained by paid attendants who make sure restrooms are clean and safe for people to use.
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Kudos to the entire Delta crew for following their training, and to the professional flight attendants as well.
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This year it launched special training in efficiency and compassion for some 30,000 employees such as flight attendants.
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Korean Air announced on Tuesday that one of their flight attendants has tested positive for the novel coronavirus.
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More than 500 employees, most of them flight attendants, filed a federal lawsuit against Lands End on Dec.
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In theory, the larger price is for better service: free drinks, bigger seats, flight attendants who aren't mean.
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In Asia, the practice is so common that I have seen flight attendants struggling to keep the calm.
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Attendants announced artist-approved time limits in each space: 214 or 22019 seconds for each group of three.
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Flight attendants have noticed it rubbing off clothing onto airplane jump seats and seatbelts, and even their skin.
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Two major labor unions representing flight attendants at major airlines said that Muilenburg&aposs resignation was long overdue.
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As church attendants handed out envelopes for donations, they also passed out water to those who wanted it.
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Another problem is that birth attendants do not have the surgical tools that a health center can provide.
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Nelson noted that there's a vast difference in how unionized and non-unionized attendants are experiencing the crisis.
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"All the girls up there by him like me," she said of the attendants on his new floor.
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All of the office attendants — the front desk staff to the patient coordinators to the nurses — are male.
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In fact, they echo common-sense practices that flight attendants and training specialists described to me all week.
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Don't worry, though, flight attendants came through every hour with a thimble-sized cup of room-temperature water.
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Boeing has begun a charm offensive that has met with skepticism from some flight attendants, pilots and regulators.
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When a passenger gets up to use the bathroom, flight attendants must alert the flight deck, Bingochea says.
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It's equipped with plenty of comfy couches and a darkened sleeping room should flight attendants want to nap …
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Bingochea says he loves the uniforms and is excited that flight attendants get new ones every few years.
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Flight attendants are humans too, and just like everyone else, they need to sleep on long-haul flights.
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Once, the attendants took him out to visit before the lunar new year to enjoy the flower market.
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And some of these requests sought up to 30 workers, including bartenders, pool attendants, restaurant hostesses, housekeepers, and servers.
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But what about bias against physicians from patients, from bystanders like those flight attendants, and from fellow medical professionals?
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Two flight attendants were arrested in Los Angeles carrying live spotted turtles to Asia in personal baggage, said Interpol.
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Flight attendants reportedly also objected to cellphone calls on planes for reasons involving possible tension between flyers (which: yeah).
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Hohl tells PEOPLE that he and his fiancée told flight attendants that they didn't know the seats were upgraded.
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Despite flight attendants telling him that they'd find storage space for him elsewhere, the passenger refused to believe them.
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" As the flight boarded, the attendants asked, "How many passengers are going to Nashville just to see the eclipse?
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They will still be above minimum requirements set by the Federal Aviation Administration, according to the flight attendants' union.
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But flight attendants argue that fewer crew members on board will put both safety and customer service at risk.
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Risks of very frequent flying The potential cancer risks for flight attendants are not limited to cosmic ionizing radiation.
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China Airlines' flight attendants have been threatening to strike and the move comes as peak summer season travel begins.
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Attendants throw tomatoes at each other during the annual Gran Tomatina Colombiana in Sutamarchan, Colombia, on June 2. Rep.
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Sara Nelson, the president of the Association of Flight Attendants, said the union had mobilized to support Saavedra-Roman.
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For some passengers, the aesthetic qualities of flight attendants are an integral part of the overall quality of service.
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Swiss International Air Lines stipulates that its flight attendants must be of "a normal weight", ostensibly for safety reasons.
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Some airlines have held back on supplying too much information to flight attendants for fear of overstepping privacy laws.
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A woman says her United flight attendants made jokes after a man masturbated next to her on a plane.
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Captain Graham and Mr. Russell later departed Phoenix for Nashville on time with a new staff of flight attendants.
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We asked flight attendants how they felt about working in air travel during the outbreak — here's what they said.
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Earlier this year two female SpiceJet flight attendants complained that they were strip-searched and frisked after a flight.
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A cellphone video recorded by a passenger shows some of the confrontation between the Millers and the flight attendants.
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Brandi Montreuil told CNN she was watching a movie at the mall when attendants suddenly told them to leave.
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A new study published earlier this month shows just how common the harassment of flight attendants by flyers is.
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That may have its drawbacks, but for flight attendants tired of being harassed in silence, it can be welcome.
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But since many flight attendants still unfortunately have to meet certain physical requirements, the uniform foregrounds the fantasy appeal.
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They work mainly for private contractors at the airport and include baggage handlers, cabin cleaners, janitors, and wheelchair attendants.
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When the plane landed in Los Angeles, the flight attendants started playing one of his songs through the speakers.
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Since its founding in 1946, Cathay Pacific has maintained a strict, skirts-only requirement for its female flight attendants.
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But apparently woman sitting near my friend tipped off flight attendants he was a youtube star known for pranks.
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Flights are not all booked by a travel manager, nor are never-ending drinks being poured by dutiful attendants.
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The flight attendants, a doctor and passengers did all they could to save the young man's life, she recalled.
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Renu explains how the tours are kept deliberately entry-level, assuming almost no prior knowledge whatsoever from the attendants.
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After conferring with flight attendants and her team, Bregoli exited the plane before takeoff and went to the hospital.
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The man told the court he had met two flight attendants and invited them for dinner but they refused.
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For instance, a new contract for United's flight attendants raised wages between 18 percent and 31 percent in September.
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Another US federal government study found that miscarriage among flight attendants was not any more common than among teachers.
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Seventy-one per cent of Iberia's flight attendants are women -- lower than the American average of almost 76 percent.
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The man, 64-year-old Roberto Namarao, is one of Rio de Janeiro's rogue parking attendants, known as flanelinhas.
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In 2013, Turkish Airlines banned its female flight attendants from wearing red lipstick or nail polish on the job.
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It's 2016, but some Americans still see flight attendants as sex objects, not paid professionals in need of respect.
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The artist left them behind in this temperature-controlled gallery, alone with these transient viewers and bored gallery attendants.
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"All of these factors are related to corporate decisions beyond the control of passengers and flight attendants," Ross said.
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Flight attendants who fly international routes or work more than 93 hours in a quarter can earn additional pay.
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The previous wage scales varied depending on whether attendants worked for the Continental or United side of the business.
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After a debate, the attendants seemed to decide it was safe enough, and allowed him to bring the bag.
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The airline launched new sexual assault training for flight attendants and is developing training for all employees, he said.
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Flight attendants will also transition to new uniforms by late 2019, said Ann Johnson, a spokeswoman for the airline.
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A recent survey conducted by the Association of Flight Attendants found that 68% said they experienced sexual harassment themselves.
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Delta flight attendants have rejected AFA representation three times since 2002, most recently in a close vote in 2010.
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And that leaves flight attendants and travel agents acting as de facto referees for games of midair musical chairs.
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Two flight attendants tried to stop Hudek, but were pushed away, and an attendant called for help from passengers.
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If a passenger has consistently reported frustration with the service, The Sun says flight attendants will be made aware.
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Business Insider spoke with seven flight attendants who described 10 things they notice on flights that passengers probably don't.
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For those already enrolled in COSEA, a training school for flight attendants in South Korea, there are surgery discounts.
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Inside the intensive, two-month training all Delta flight attendants must attend that's harder to get into than Harvard
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Qantas says it will support once of its flight attendants should she choose to take legal action against Will.i.
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After the towel, flight attendants came around offering a cheese plate and a port wine to pair with it.
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Hart's children were attendants when the couple married in a lavish ceremony last year after dating for several years.
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Delta flight attendants can also wear boots with pants, and opt for different footwear altogether with a doctor's note.
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Nine flight attendants who work for eight airlines described to Business Insider the most surprising part of their jobs.
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The recruits included people who previously made a living washing windscreens at crossroads or working as informal parking attendants.
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It takes painfully long to pour and "makes flight attendants want to pull their hair out," Pittman told me.
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But flight attendants have been battling health issues that have appeared after an airline instituted new uniforms for years.
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But once you're on and that door is closed, make sure you have something to give your flight attendants.
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Ten minutes after the beverage-cart incident, the captain asked the flight attendants to sit down and strap in.
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Outside, there were four attendants panicking, asking if everything was alright, and the entire plane was looking at me.
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Similarly, the six flight attendants would need an opportunity to take breaks and sleep during the nearly daylong flight.
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The flight attendants work for a total of six airlines, including United Airlines, Delta Air Lines, and American Airlines.
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Flight attendants served champagne and handed out roses, according to an Agence France-Presse reporter on the second flight.
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That's when I thought, "Oh, if they're flexing all these people …" Flight attendants have always been a different breed.
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Virgin Atlantic: The British airline said that female flight attendants would no longer have to wear makeup or skirts.
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The flight attendants asked her to leave the plane, and when Aventer again refused ... they called police for backup.
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Unions representing air traffic controllers, pilots and flight attendants warned that the shutdown was making air travel less safe.
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Flight attendants who take the voluntary unpaid leave will retain their health benefits and travel privileges, the airline said.
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While flight attendants serve coffee and sunscreen, Mr. Bush peers through binoculars at the gaping hole in the ozone.
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Food Matters Royals and politicians once relied on attendants to sample their meals for them, lest they contain poison.
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But a cluster of flight attendants who had been on board stood nearby after the children deplaned, visibly distraught.
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Flight attendants follow safety rules just like anyone else, so be patient when they must remain seated during turbulence.
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When I went away to college I was able to hire attendants and live independently for the first time.
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Pay for flight attendants on regional carriers can be about 45% less than that of workers of main airlines.
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The one Windmill costume was tame in comparison to how many flight attendants taxied in to the mansion gate.
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According to Wallace-Wood, female pilots and flight attendants from other airlines are also getting in on the trend.
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The future flight attendants are assessed from head to toe on their style and how well-groomed they are.
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Although 80 percent of flight attendants are women, only 2 percent are mechanics and only 4 percent are engineers.
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Flight attendants, normally paragons of stability when a plane hits rocky air, broke down themselves, some of them crying.
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"Star Wars: The Last Jedi: The Visual Dictionary" noted that the alien group known as the Attendants served him.
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The nine-acre location's improvements extend to the restrooms, which sport full-time attendants, fresh flowers, and classical music.
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More so than the previous generation uniforms that appear stiffer and required female flight attendants to solely wear skirts.
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Four flight attendants were arrested this week after bringing in more than $20,000 in cash to the United States.
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A crowd of more than a dozen flight attendants clustered at the gate as passengers waited to begin boarding.
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The gallows humorists of the day, mimicking flight attendants, told travelers to turn back their watches to the 1950s.
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Korean Air is disinfecting aircraft and asking flight attendants with symptoms to self-quarantine, a representative told Business Insider.
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"The flight attendants almost always take note of your actions and are helpful the whole flight," said Mr. Solomon.
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Pilots and flight attendants will be key in reassuring the public about the planes after approval, executives have said.
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An Alaska Airlines flight attendant said she's disappointed by the way some passengers underestimate the intelligence of flight attendants.
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American Airlines CEO Doug Parker said Friday that after objections from customers and flight attendants, the airline backed off.
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In the 1970s, airlines commonly imposed restrictions on the weight, appearance and even the age of female flight attendants.
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Attendants in hot pink hats and aprons ushered the children around, while the Easter Bunny milled with the parents.
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Acting Chief Executive Brett Hart said on Thursday United hopes to reach a deal with flight attendants this year.
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Ditto for some 15,000 flight attendants at Southwest Airlines who belong to Local 556 of the Transport Workers Union.
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Flanked on the stage by twin columns of attendants, she was a galactic goddess in a white ermine cape.
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Delta flight attendants say their uniforms are making them lose their hair, break out in hives, and cough uncontrollably
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About halfway through the flight, the flight attendants come by to see if anyone wants to make any orders.
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Vietjet Air is a Vietnamese ultra-low-cost airline, known for its racy advertising featuring flight attendants in bikinis.
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But the ambulance attendants begin carrying out his mother, an alcoholic who had passed out in the living room.
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Flight attendants have a lot of responsibilities in the air, a fact some passengers don&apost seem to realize.
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The Association of Flight Attendants sent a letter to the F.A.A. calling for a review of the Max 8.
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Attendants lit bug candles for the mosquitoes, and I asked a few of the guests why they had come.
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