Articles tagged “flight attendants”

A funny flight attendant is much more likely to get passengers' interest than a video pre-loaded with a message from a CEO like Delta or United do.

Airlines are targeting in-flight sales as the next big revenue driver, but first better tech is needed to tailor product offerings to certain passengers and increase the likelihood of purchase.

Delta will argue that Windows Phones provided the mobile point of sale offering that its flight attendants require, as unsexy as the choice was. Let's see how it all works out for Delta the contrarian (at least in this choice).

Airlines are returning to exploitation of their female crew members in order to stir up interest in their services.

If GoAir wants to hire more female flight attendants for marketing purposes, then just admit it. As for for fuel-cost savings, there are probably plenty of more efficient ways to gain the half a million dollars in annual budget trims that the India airline is seeking.

The conditions for the Ryanair flight attendant were not good, but they're not that different than the conditions most flight attendants and other staff work under.

The reversal of a ban on female flight attendants wearing red and dark pink lipstick created great controversy, pitting secular and conservative forces in the country. It is unknown at this point if the CEO's decision to reverse the ban is the reason he lost his job.

The low ranking is given by a report that includes 200 jobs from all industries; flight attendants would be near the top of an industry-specific list that included Indian train toilet cleaners and Ryanair’s PR manager.

When things go bad they go bad for everyone.

Americans are hungry for decent jobs and the recent flurry of employment applications at US Airways and Delta shows shows that positions at airlines are considered very attractive options.