Originally Posted by Palm Tree

I almost got a job with Swissair some 15 years ago but their requirements of language knowledge were high at the time and I needed to show that I had lived 6 months in the UK, 6 months in France and 6 months in Italy. My parents couldn't afford to pay for me to visit each of those countries for so long, so I had to work to gradually gain the requirement. Well, I got stuck in the UK and here I am. No regrets of not having ended up as cabin crew though, had enough with serving people on coaches but the drivers obviously weren't as fanciable as pilots and certainly didn't earn that much.

Originally Posted by Truth Speak

The crew on my flight out are in the same hotel as me. Boy they have partied and they r still here.

each to their own.......we do what we choose to.......u cannot moan about yr career when u choose it............people moan when they have nothing better to do.

It used to be a hobby at sea as there was bugger all else to do when at sea for 6 months and 6 weeks between ports.

So the crew are probably bored silly with all this spare time

its not their fault.

Originally Posted by Truth Speak

i don't......

Originally Posted by Face81

exactly! so why is then that Emirates cabin crew have got a reputation for being the most arrogant in the sky?

Originally Posted by shoushou

It is their high self-worth that they think they have coupled with many people drooling all over them

Originally Posted by Truth Speak

I don't know any so cannot comment PT

Originally Posted by Truth Speak

Whats the average age........lets dispell the myths with hard facts.........

Originally Posted by Palm Tree

I tend to avoid the airline, don't fancy getting stranded but the last time I flew was only between London and Zurich and they seemed to have put some ground staff in which seemed ripe for retirement but there seemed to be some nice catches at Jebel Ali Hotel the last time I visited.

Originally Posted by Truth Speak

So what age group to u class as 'nice catches PT"