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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-05-2012 @ 9:07AM
J Wang said...
If you are one of the US flight attendants, you will never get to fly international flights unless you are a speaker (foreign language intrepretor) or have lots of senority 30 years plus or else you will never fly on these long haul flights. It is a very demanding job that require lots of tacts and wisdom. If you really wanted to fly international, you got to work for a foreign carrier in order to get those positions (Middle Eastern Carriers) will generally hire you since they always look for talents abroad.
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