-How old do you have to be
-How much do you get paid
-Do they pay for and lodging/food
Do you like the job? what all does it intale?

lol im sorry but l can only answer one question. Im not a flight attendent but l go to a high school that is all about aviation so the question l can answer is ''how much do you get paid?'' l dont know how much per paycheck, but the average salary for a year is around 40,000 ish.

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10 Ways Becoming A Flight Attendant Changed My Life
by Marsha Marks
Relaxing in 4 star hotels, with drivers on call.
Prior to becoming a Flight Attendant, l had a good job in middle management, with a large US Corporation, with lots of travel. But, l never relaxed when l traveled. Instead l had to attend meetings, & every minute of the day was scheduled. Imagine, my surprise, when l realized -- as a Flight Attendant, once we get to the hotels – our time is our own. Rooms, transportation & food is all paid for, & we have pre-scheduled drivers who pick us up on time & get us back to the airport the next day! They even drive us to shopping if we want. When l settle into a 4 star hotel, now, l take a bubble bath, order room service, & read -- something l never have time to do at home! (And would never do, if l were not a Flight Attendant.)

Parties that only Flight Attendants r invited to.
Before l became a Flight Attendant, l was trying to meet Mr. Right, but couldn’t seem to find him among the dross that everyone had to sift through to find a true Gem. Then l became a Flight Attendant & on my first night of Flight Attendant Training, l was invited to a party, (happening the next weekend) for Fight Attendants & Aerospace Engineers. There l met the man of my dreams, educated, intelligent, gainfully employed & incredibly handsome, & oh so grateful to be meeting & dating a Flight Attendant. We were married a year & a half later!

Able to pursue my second career – with time & energy left over.
The whole time l was in the corporate world, l would get up at 6AM to get ready & drive an hour to my work, & then work 8 hours & drive an hour home. l was exhausted. l only got 2 or 3 weeks vacation a year! l had no time to pursue what l really wanted – writing the great American Novel. But, shortly after becoming a Flight Attendant, l found l had tons of days off every month. Lots of months, l only worked 9 days! So, l had time to pursue my “dream career” of being a writer. In 2002, l became the first Flight Attendant ever to sign a three-book deal with a division of the largest publisher in the world. Many of my fellow Flight attendants r Nurses, Lawyers, Teachers, & Real Estate professionals, - all career’s they can pursue, on their days off.

Meeting & networking with the rich & influential.
When my husband & l were trying to sell a condo in LA & living in Seattle, we flew down to LA to check on our property. Of course we flew Space Available. And of course, the space most often available was in First Class. So, we sat next to the rich & influential, & met people who asked us if we could use what they couldn’t…like box seats to pro-games they weren’t going to be able to attend. Tickets to the symphony, - they wouldn’t be able to make the night in question. And invitations to top “benefactor” parties, where we met Senators, & congressmen, & CEO’s. Believe me, this would not have happened, if l had never become a Flight Attendant.

Glamour.
l always thought I’d grow up to be Miss America. It would just happen, l thought by write In ballot. But, it turns out, u actually have to compete for these titles, & l never did. When l told all this to my fellow wing sister, she said, “If u can’t be Miss America, & u can’t be a model, then u become a Flight Attendant.” And the glamour is there by profession.

Instant membership in a most elite sorority.
My Wing Sister, Melanie, (who now is a real estate mogul) tells of the time she was engaged to a Physician. They attended an exclusive black tie dinner party. At the table when everyone was introduced, Melanie said she was a bit intimidated by other people’s titles & education…until they asked her what she did, & she said she was a Flight Attendant. The whole table turned to her & said FLIGHT ATTENDANT! And for the rest of the evening, she was the “star”. Becoming a Flight Attendant is like gaining an entrance to an elite sorority. A sorority which everyone is curious about!

The longer u work, the less u work.
How would u like to work 8 days a month & make a full-time salary? (Legally). Flight Attendants make more & work less, with each passing year. It is the nature of the business - all schedules & pay - r based on seniority. The more senior u are, the better trips u have & the better the pay.

My family flies free anytime anywhere – & my friends get buddy passes.
l don’t think l need to say anymore about the wonder of being able to offer my family & friends trips to Hawaii, or Rome or New York, First Class. It’s great – & certainly would never happen if l were not a Flight Attendant.

Education.
Where else could l actually get paid, to discover up close & personal, that the Mona Lisa is in fact, a quite small painting. Or see what the Cathedrals look like, in Rome. Or visit the North Pole at Christmas. Some education can best be learned, while on the job. The job of a flight attendant!

The heartfelt knowledge that each day, l can make someone’s life, a little happier.
People who travel r usually tired, & stressed. They board my flight looking for someone with a smile & a reassurance that all will be well, & this flight will be wonderful. l love making someone’s day simply by offering a pillow & a blanket, or a beverage with lots of ice. l love my job. And there is not another job that can so change someone’s life, like that of becoming a Flight Attendant. Now, click below
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1. Minimum age is normally 21
2. Pay varies greatly. New hire flight attendants can expect to make between $16,000-$23,000. Average flight attendant salary is in the $35,000-$50,000 neighborhood.
3. Hotel accommodations r scheduled by & direct billed to the company. Generally, flight crews receive an hourly time away from base (TAFB) pay as compensation for food that must be purchased while on duty.
4. The job has changed drastically over the years. Today is flight attendant can no longer be the carefree ''host of the cocktail party'' they might have been in the 1970's. In the aftermath of 9/11 flight crews must be ever vigilant with regard to security procedures in addition to all their other job responsibilities. Safety & security now constitute the major portions of a flight attendant is duties.
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