Insider Stories: Flight Attendants’ Eye-Opening Air Travel Facts

#40: Spirit in the Sky

If you’re going to be a flight attendant, you want to make sure you’re working for a good airline. After all, you’re working with a tough schedule, unruly passengers, and unsanitary conditions, plus you’re basically on your feet for ages. You want to make sure job perks make up for all of the really unpleasant stuff.

So, if you’re applying for flight attendant jobs, here’s an interesting tip from someone who is currently a flight attendant! Which airlines are best and worst to work for will probably vary a lot based on what matters most to you. So don’t write off some of these smaller airlines that don’t have a great reputation—they might surprise you!