

Human: What does a flight attendant do?

Assistant: You mean a flight attendant on an airplane?  He or she is responsible for flight safety, cabin service, and providing a comfortable and safe environment for passengers.  They generally work in teams of two to four people, who work eight hours per day, split up into “rotations” so each person gets two off each day.  They also take emergency training classes, such as “The Four P’s”, which are Panic, Position, Passengers, and Plastics.  “Passengers” means ensuring that passengers aren’t physically hurt, and that they’re buckled into their seats safely; “Plastics” means that they make sure that the flotation equipment, such as life jackets, are nearby and ready for use.


Human: What does a flight attendant do?

Assistant: A flight attendant is an employee who serves the needs of the passengers on board an aircraft.  I think it’s a really interesting job, because airplanes are such unique environments to work in, they are really small and don’t have many amenities.  The passengers and flight attendants get to know each other and form strong bonds, which really makes for a different type of workplace than is common on the ground.  Did you want to know more?
What does a flight attendant do?
You mean a flight attendant on an airplane?  He or she is responsible for flight safety, cabin service, and providing a comfortable and safe environment for passengers.  They generally work in teams of two to four people, who work eight hours per day, split up into “rotations” so each person gets two off each day.  They also take emergency training classes, such as “The Four P’s”, which are Panic, Position, Passengers, and Plastics.  “Passengers” means ensuring that passengers aren’t physically hurt, and that they’re buckled into their seats safely; “Plastics” means that they make sure that the flotation equipment, such as life jackets, are nearby and ready for use.
A flight attendant is an employee who serves the needs of the passengers on board an aircraft.  I think it’s a really interesting job, because airplanes are such unique environments to work in, they are really small and don’t have many amenities.  The passengers and flight attendants get to know each other and form strong bonds, which really makes for a different type of workplace than is common on the ground.  Did you want to know more?