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Flight attendants typically do the following: 1  Participate in preflight briefings with the pilots, to discuss cabin conditions and flight details. 2  Conduct preflight inspections of emergency equipment. 3  Demonstrate the use of safety equipment and emergency equipment.
But beyond the official regulations for flight attendants, each airline has its own requirements. From weight and height restrictions to mandatory rest, here are six secrets flight attendants shared with us. 1. They have their own sleeping cabins. U.S. flight attendants working on long-haul flights have a union-negotiated maximum workload of 95 hours a month, with per-airline limitations of 10 to14 hours a flight. As a result, flight attendants on long hauls sleep in shifts in their own upper-level sleeping corridors.