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Ryanair flight attendant moonlights in porn
When the crew yells, "Brace!" one Ryanair flight attendant probably looks for the cameras. London tabloid The Sun (NSFW) alleges that flight attendant Edita Schindlerova (hopefully under a shorter name) moonlights in porn – on video and the web. The sexy 22-year-old also makes an appearance in the airline's 2009 calendar. The sultry stewardess wore a bikini and a smear of grease in the calendar, but this would be considered fully clothed at her second job. At night, she operates under the name "Edite Bente" and helps people part with their cash. Thanks to The Sun's investigative reporting, a tough job for some reporter, involves baring a pair of 34Bs.
The people she works for have apparently taken a more enlightened attitude than one would expect, saying, "What people do before or after they work for Ryanair, or when they're not working for us, is entirely their own business."
He adds a few remarks about putting the comfort and safety of passengers first (without editorializing) and makes a comment about employees being able what to do what they want on their own time, as long as their not breaking any laws. He could have stopped there and remained on the high road, but he had to keep talking: "All this proves is that the best-looking girls fly Ryanair."
Not everybody at Ryanair, however, is on board with Edita's
A friend from work remarked, "We had no idea what she was up to in her spare time." This person astutely observed, "There can't be many airlines who have porn stars serving drinks on flights."
I guess this is the trade-off for having to pay to use the lavatory on a flight ...
Gallery: The Girls of Ryanair Calendar 2008
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
zip Mar 22nd 2009 1:24PM
"At night, she operates under the name "Edite Bente""
It's "Edita Bente". A quick Google image search confirms this if anything...
masanddjs Mar 22nd 2009 1:24PM
No surprise.
DJ Mar 23rd 2009 1:56AM
By the looks of this picture, it must take a LOT of makeup and costuming to make her porn star material!
http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/article2323138.ece [This link is not safe for work or around children]
Hugh G. Reckshun Mar 27th 2009 10:34AM
God bless this young woman! Believe it or not, my hat's off to her for having the courage and "chutzpa" to pursue this unique approach in the exploration of her liberated sexuality!
Think about it: In the interest of, among other things, having a diverse society and fighting off the influence(s) of right-wing religious extremism, we desperately NEED women like Miss Schindlerova. What a depressing world we would live in if all females were to use, say, a Gloria Allred or a Rosie O'Donnell as their role model. For the sake of variety, we NEED a few women who are willing to shake their booty at a nudie bar and/or get down-and-dirty in front of a camera. They are an integral component that allows us to enjoy a liberated and free society!
My only fear is that, now that Miss Schindlerova has been "outed" by a co-worker pilot with questionable intentions, she will possibly be subjected to harassment, ridicule and shunning from co-workers who do not share her same degree of liberation and open-mindedness. Practical jokes and mean-spirited pranks can make life miserable for an individual being subjected to this type of behavior from co-workers. I sincerely hope that Ryanair management recognizes this potential and takes the necessary steps to prevent Miss Schindlerova from being exposed to a hostile work environment. Remember what Charlize Theron's character was subjected to in the motion picture "North Country"?
I, for one, would like to send her a letter or email to convey my high degree of respect and support. How would I go about doing so? If I were to contact her via the postal address for the Ryanair crewbase at Stansted Airport, would there be any degree of assurance that my correspondence would reach her, particularly if the mail clerk was, say, a devout Muslim thoroughly disgusted by the actions of Miss Schindlerova? Would my letter end up in a trash recepticle? Perhaps the staff at Gadling can set up an email account where concerned readers, such as myself, can communicate with Miss Schindlerova and aire our extremely high degree of respect and support . . .