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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-04-2012 @ 5:04PM
Don C. said...
As a 30 year airline veteran, I find it troubling that the writers chose to interview a Flight Attendant who, at the age of 22, could barely have a year or 2 under his/her belt. Almost everything in this article is totally inaccurate, at least for the hard-working crews of domestic U. S. carriers. Almost everything this person says, especially about having bills and rent paid, about relationships and crew behavior is the EXACT OPPSITE of reality. Tittaling reading to be sure. But a profound diservice to the truth and to the men and women who maintain a professional demeanor while laboring thru grueling hours of dealing with the public and being afforded minimal time off.
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12-04-2012 @ 6:41PM
J Wang said...
Not if you are working for an Asian carrier that forces people to retire when they deemed you are too old. Many Asian carrier will force you to retire once you are pregnant or getting married and it is perfect legal with these discriminatory practices where it is totally illegal in the USA.