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- Your favourite layover destinations
- Top 10 funniest airline passenger complaints
- Cabin crew careers: Outlook for 2012
- New Year - new career?
- Life as cabin crew according to Flygosh
- Top tips for packing your cabin crew suitcase
- Staying safe on your stopover
- Using your mobile phone abroad
- How to keep healthy while working as cabin crew
- In a panic about your cabin crew interview? Learn to calm your nerves

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Your favourite layover destinations

By cabincrew.com, Thu 16th Feb, 2012 at 10:19
We recently posed a question to you lovely guys and girls on the subject of layovers. All of us know that one of the best perks of the job when working as cabin crew is getting to see the world, whether it’s for an hour or a day, most of you will have got to visit at least one awesome place!
We gathered up your favourites and have put them (in no particular order) below - we’ve also chucked in a little information on each place so if you find yourself heading to any of these beautiful destinations, you’ll be clued up before you get there.

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Top 10 funniest airline passenger complaints
By cabincrew.com, Fri 27th Jan, 2012 at 13:29
Ever been asked by a passenger to turn down the noise of the engines as they’re too loud? Or to crack open a window to let in some fresh air? We asked you to tell us your top 10 funniest and most bizarre passenger complaints. Here are the results...
To add your own see our Facebook page - if they’re good they will be added to the article!

For now, here is a selection of our...
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Cabin crew careers: Outlook for 2012
By cabincrew.com, Tue 17th Jan, 2012 at 15:31
With 2012 officially underway, and an increasing number of people seeking careers as cabin crew, we take a look at the latest employment trends. We also look at who’s likely to be hiring cabin crew in 2012 and where you should be focusing your attention when it comes to applying for jobs.
So, what happened in 2011? Last year was a mixed year with some carriers experiencing growth, while some narrowly escaped sinking into administration and liquidation. Although this has been a confusing time for many, it was not completely...
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New Year - new career?

By cabincrew.com, Thu 5th Jan, 2012 at 15:50
With the Christmas and New Years Eve celebrations officially over, it’s time to get down to business.
As much fun as you will have had munching your way through the back end of 2011 with more chocolates and festive treats than you’d care to admit, you’re probably now beginning to focus your attention on the year ahead, and what you can do to make...
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Life as cabin crew according to Flygosh

By cabincrew.com, Wed 21st Dec, 2011 at 13:44
Being a cabin crew is a dream job for many people. The chance to earn good salary, meeting people, experience different cultures and travel around the world for free attracts many applicants. It is being viewed as a glamorous job .Well, it is true to a certain extend depending on which airline you wish to join.
Being a cabin crew is a dream job for many people. The chance to earn good salary, meeting people, experience different cultures and travel around the world for free attracts many applicants. It is being viewed as a glamorous job .Well, it is true to...
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Top tips for packing your cabin crew suitcase

By cabincrew.com, Wed 23rd Nov, 2011 at 16:19
Most cabin crew will tell you that one of the key parts to enjoying your stopovers is knowing how to properly pack your suitcase!
The Jet2.com crew has put together these handy tips for you all...
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Staying safe on your stopover
By cabincrew.com, Wed 23rd Nov, 2011 at 15:22
Keeping safe abroad should be a massive priority for all cabin crew having to make stopovers.
Whether it’s your own personal safety or the safety of those you’re travelling with, it’s worth being as prepared as you can be to make sure you don’t get into any dangerous situations.

When you’re packing for your stopover, really think...
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Using your mobile phone abroad

By cabincrew.com, Wed 23rd Nov, 2011 at 13:54
If you work long-haul flights then you are bound to be more than a little familiar with stopovers.
As great fun as they can be, if you’re feeling a little stressed or tired, sometimes all you want to do is phone home and speak to a familiar voice.

Most of us appreciate that using a hotel phone to do this is neither practical nor cheap...
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How to keep healthy while working as cabin crew

By cabincrew.com, Tue 22nd Nov, 2011 at 08:47
Trying to carve yourself a career from the aviation industry can be tough on your body and your emotional well-being.
Working as cabin crew will, more often than not, require you to get used to a whole new way of life and daily routine – and for some people this is easier said than done. You may come from a customer service or hospitality background and therefore...
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In a panic about your cabin crew interview? Learn to calm your nerves

By cabincrew.com, Thu 17th Nov, 2011 at 15:57
Preparing for any interview can be a very daunting experience, but preparing for a cabin crew interview can be just that little bit harder.
Not only do you have to prepare for a one to one interview but most airlines also expect you to attend a full assessment day which can entail all sorts of group exercises, tests and exams.

If your nerves tend to get the better of you it is...
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