The dreaded CV, (not after I get my hands on it), has the literal translation of "the course of my life".  I will get straight to the point, no one in this industry has the time to read the stories, the adventures and all the fluff you got stuffed into your CV.  Save that for the interview!  I have been rewriting and restoring CV's for the past year and I have seen it all!  (At least I think I have).  One person sent me their CV and no kidding, it was 28 pages, 28 pages!!!  Seriously??? Well, being the professional > more

Have you ever stopped to wonder where this “Keep Calm” saying comes from? Well here is what wikipedia had to say: Keep Calm and Carry On was a motivational poster produced by the British government in 1939, several months before the beginning of the Second World War, intended to raise the morale of the British public in the aftermath of widely predicted mass air attacks on major cities. So in honour of all of you hard working stewardesses out there I’m sending you a virtual hug xxx. Visit The Stewardess Bible:http://www.stewardessbible.com/ > more

Seeing crew with longevity of employment is rare. Obviously there are reasons why people jump around in their early career but even well qualified crew seem to change jobs each season.   Why is this the case?   Are crew suffering burn out or are crew more focused on travel and adventure?    I think longevity of employment only becomes possible when crew have valid reasons to stay.  > more