SkychiTravels| Black | African American Traveler - This is a regional airline flight attendant Janice Temple's first travel blog. It shares travel stories, photos, videos about flight crew members. It is shares hotels, restaurants and attractions flight attendant travel tips. This blog http://skychitravels.blogspot.com has moved to http://theskychitravelguide.blogspot.com.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Paris My First Love
After twenty-five years I have the opportunity to return to Paris. I accepted the invitation to accompany an old high friend. This is one invitation I could not turn down.
Paris is one of my favorite cities. My love affair with Paris started when I was in high school.
I began studying French during my sophomore year. I went to live in Paris after I graduated from college and received my B.A. in French Language and Culture. These photos are from where I lived as a student in Paris. The photos are of the Eiffel Tower and River Seine.
Paris is one of my favorite cities. My love affair with Paris started when I was in high school.
I began studying French during my sophomore year. I went to live in Paris after I graduated from college and received my B.A. in French Language and Culture. These photos are from where I lived as a student in Paris. The photos are of the Eiffel Tower and River Seine.
Why did I become a flight attendant?
My mother took my sisters and I to New York when I was twelve years old. That experience created my desire to fly. I love the thrill of the take off and landing. My sisters were frightened by the engine noise and movement. It felt to me like a roll coaster ride.
It took me a lifetime to begin my career as a flight attendant. I applied after graduating high school and during college without success. I never gave up on my dream to fly. I finally became a flight attendant in 2007 for American Eagle Airlines. I am based out of Chicago O’Hare Airport. I fly domestically on the Regional Jets.
What does an airline look for in a Flight Attendant?
I would recommend having strong customer service skills and communication skills.
What is the schedule of a Flight Attendant?
You must be willing to move to another city, work weekends, holidays and long days.
Is there an age limit on becoming a flight attendant?
U.S. Airlines can no longer discriminate by age. You can be any age and apply to be hired as a flight attendant.
What is the beginning salary of a flight attendant?
Beginning flight attendants salaries vary by airline. The range can be $12,000 to $18,000 for new hires. Some airlines pay for training, others do not pay. It is a good idea to have some money saved up if possible to help you through basic training and moving to another city after training.
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