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Hello my fellow flight attendants. Its been a while, but Ive been busy doing what we all love and had to take some time off from writing (ok, you caught me, Ive also had a bit of writers block). However, I found the best cure to writers block in an airline-related site is to get back on the line. Inspiration is EVERYWHERE when working. As I spent my first day on a jet, it struck me like a brick. I dealt with a multitude of passengers (some happy and some angry). So I decided to dedicate this...
The Buddy Pass Bank
A few weeks ago, I finished what me and my crew dubbed The trip from Hell (we gave it that name on day 2 of our 4 day trip). The trip was filled with mechanical and weather delays of all kinds. The cherry on top of the trip was that all legs were filled with discount travelers who couldnt comprehend that being flight crew doesnt give us power to control the weather (the best part was that the majority gave themselves less than an hour for connections at ORD during the holiday...
My Love of Aviation
As we begin 2010, I hope everyone had a happy and safe holiday season. And I wish everyone a happy, healthy, (and most important) SAFE 2010!
Todays article is my attempt to let you know a little about the REAL Dino. I couldnt think of a better way to do that than to tell the story about how I (for better or worselol) first discovered my love of aviation. The one thing that binds us all together is our intense love for aviation. As I talk to people throughout the industry, everyone seems to...
When Traveling There is No Place Like Home
As the holiday season draws to a close, I found that 2009 was the year of epiphanies for me. Every year for the last few years, Ive flown back to my hometown with the usual sense of same-old, same-old. All of that changed in 2009.
Like many of you in the airline industry, I grew up in a very small town. I believe the term used in the airlines and in politics is fly-over territory. During most of my early life, I viewed it in that way. Small town, small ideas, and nothing to really offer...
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