The TRUTH About Being A FLIGHT ATTENDANT!
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What other questions do you have about being a flight attendant?! ☺️ ✈️
When flying international flights do you try and adjust to the local time during such a short period or do you try to stay on your home time?
This one is very random - do you take spare uniforms with you on trips? Many of the CZcamsrs seem to just wear the same one each day. (I did say this was random lol)
Are you used to turbulence?
Can flight attendants be married or partners and work same flights?
Hi Julia! I’m with Alaska mainline and didn’t know you used to work for Horizon! I would love to see a video on your time at Horizon/at a regional and why you made the jump to American instead of flowing into Alaska. Maybe pros and cons of flying regional? I feel that would make an interesting video 😊
Julia, when I applied, I was immediately invited to my airline's hub, and made it all the way through to the final face-to-face. There were no video interviews. What stands out for me from that time is the desperation. We were a large group that was narrowed down over the day, to those of us making it all the way through. My biggest suggestion is to NOT be an eager beaver on a stage, constantly auditioning. Because the powers that be see it and don't like it. My thinking and behavior was, "I'm here, do you like what you see and hear? If so, great." This was my first try, top tier, major airline. Apparently, they did like what I had to offer, because interviews and activities took place over an entire day. The final face to face was around dinnertime. Be yourself at all times, but of course do so with class, and according to why you are there. Pay attention, be flexible. Great video, Julia!
Good advice. Desperation in any interview situation is NEVER a good look.
well did you get hired?
@@yogib37 What do you think? Seriously...
@@johniii8147 Yes! And I kid you not, you could literally smell it, cut it with a knife. I'd never seen anything like it. Again, my decision was they would either like ME, what I had to offer, or not.
@@donnabaardsen5372 That was rude response. You have this long response about your interview experience and didn’t include if you got hired or not.
Well said Julia. I agree being a Flight Attendant does completely depend on the airline you are with. It's not an overly difficult position but you can feel anxiety at times. Also, I would not recommend commutting because of the unknowns/stress involved. After FA graduation, move to your base, then evaluate your options (change bases or move alltogether). It's just easier all the way around especially on probation (your first 6 months as a FA). The more seniority, the better you can manage your schedule to meet your needs. Lots of FA's work for 40-50 years and hold great schedules and make excellent pay. It all comes with seniority/longevity.
Yeah commuting isn't worth the stress. But many really don't have a choice since many of the hubs are very high cost locations you can't afford on a staring FA salary unless you have tons of roommates or a a partner bringing in the bank.
Do they not help with relocation assistance?
When you said commuting, do you mean driving from where you live to your assigned base?
@@khaylapeters4139not at my airline. You can fly to your base by non revving from your home to base to start your trips, but that's standby. It's not easy.
I agree on the commuting! I commuted from Lax to SFO for 5 years and I almost lost my mind. It’s so stressful and exhausting. I was so happy when I got my transfer.
I’m a 54 yr old postal worker that will never ever be a flight attendant but still taking notes !! Lol !!!! My former self would’ve loved that job also so I’m so happy I get to tag along with you !!! Thanks for the video !!!
I am 60+ and going on my 1st interview next week. I was encouraged by other flight attendants to at least try. This has been my dream job since I was 18. We’ll see how it goes. Yes, older flight attendants are hired. Let’s see if I’ll be one.
@@bettysink3615 what happened?
are you already a flight attendant?
I don’t think it’s too late. A friend of the family, in her 50s started her flight attendant career two years ago. She’s loving it! She doesn’t have kids so she’s living her best life. If you can I say try it
As always Julia has a good taste of what to talk about and honesty about what one is getting into if you want to get into the cabin crew life. As a warehouse worker you should be ready for realistically anything and we value air crews who take the 24/7/365 assignments seriously. I am gland that Julia actually tries to get things right and do the right job so we are all safe and on time whenever you want to go somewhere.
This sort of work would drain the sh*t outta me. Good on these employees for putting up with it. Thank you
Hey Julia! My wife has been a fa for almost 25 years (she still loves it). We have a college freshman and a 13 year old. It wasn’t always easy trying to get around her schedule and mine, but family really helped. Keep up the good work. We love your channel.
Thank you!!
Well said Corey😊
Maybe a bit premature, but Julia and Eric are the age to be thinking of having kids.
@@kms5306
Hi , I read your comentary in jet julia .
Good luck to you.
I'm luis otavio
Growing up near Cleveland OH, a good neighbor and friend of the family was a FA for Northwest Airlines (and later Delta). Despite living near Cleveland, she was based out of DTW and typically worked international routes like Amsterdam & Tokyo. When my 6'4" tall father flew with NWA, she was able to get my father upgraded to premium cabin and during my 1999 trip to Europe with NWA & KLM, my younger sister & I flew as unaccompanied minors and she told the respective FAs to treat us well!
I love Your videos! It makes me feel better about aviation world, especially after Covid period. Just carry on what You´re doing! Greetings from middle of Europe.
✈️My interview began in a packed waiting room where American Airlines planted several employees to ‘watch’ us before going into the interview offices😊 Anyway, after gaining seniority over the years, I flew once a week (out on Friday, back on Sunday) to London which helped avoid the domestic crazy USA holiday travel! Then I switched to Honolulu layovers five times a month when jet lag got to me on European routes. Fabulous long-term career!!!
Hi Julia, I think it's great that your a flight attendant;. I see how hard you all work, as I have flown recently for a short vacation. Have a great wonderful day whenever you are, and I look forward to seeing the next video
I am 21 and Mexican I just finished college so I don’t know what to do now and I am thinking about becoming a flight attendant but I am so full of doubts so watching your video has been a really good help for me to decide what I’m going to do, thanks ❤
did u apply? :)))
That was very well presented. Well thought out, yet very concise, answers Miss Julia. You are a wonderful representative to your occupation. Your natural smile is the perfect fit for this industry. I truly admire the patience you attendees display to all, especially since Covid. Safe travels!!
Thank you!!
Well said ! I totally agree !
Thanks, Julia! Always enjoy your videos.
Hey, Julia! You are absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing! Lots of love from La Plata, Argentina! 🥰
Hi Julia! I just applied for American’s Regional partner, Piedmont Airlines!! Can’t wait to see where this new journey takes me! Thank you for all your great advice!
Hey there Julia! I just wanted to let you know that you’re videos have been such an inspiration to me to pursue a career within aviation and you have helped me tremendously in giving a realistic perspective of a flight attendant lifestyle, thank you so much for taking the time to make these videos! All the best to you, B
Oh my gosh, the best kind of comment. Thank you!! All the best for you as well!
@Jetting Julia I’m glad to share the gratitude with you! This is the first time I’ve ever actually commented on a CZcams video! It’s pretty cool!
Take care! :)
Good Luck B!
I was with a regional airline which was a Delta connection airline and I honestly. loved it. The destinations weren't all that glamorous. However I worked there for 8 years and had great seniority. I got the trips I want and the days off I wanted maybe 3 to 4 years in. I became a check flight attendant and I recruited with HR to recruit and hire other flight attendants. After 8 years I needed to start my career in corporate working in HR since that was my true passion. Quitting the flight attendant job was the best decision because I went straight to corporate and 3 years later am now making 5 times more and have 5 weeks of vacation where I can pay for confirmed seats and now am a Delta Gold Medallion Elite flyer. I think if you really don't care about money you can be a flight attendant. If you don't care much about lifestyle then you can easily adjust and be one but since I started when I was 25 I needed to start my career and not be flying my whole life. I fly on so many trips now that I think I fly more leisurely then I did when I was a flight attendant because I was trying to make the money to pay bills. I'm actually comfortable and happy with my funds and I'm typing from my vacation in Japan right now. All of the major airlines may be better with pay but may take some time to get the type of trips and days off you want depending on your base. I would encourage everyone to work for a major and request the junior base if you plan to make this a long term gig.
Your scarf very pretty 😍. Great video Julia Hope you & Eric & Luna are doing well 😊
Have a Good Weekend 🥰
Julia with another one!!!! Hope your day is great today 💪🏾💪🏾
Very good video Julia. All the best to you and your family. Keep smiling and keep loving. Hey! WHY NOT!
I love your energy. Thanks!
Thank You for posting Julia!
I'm glad that you touched on relationships. I hope that anyone that sees this and happens to be young, right out of college or high school realizes that it takes a lot of work. Especially, if you're going to be a commuter as opposed to living in the city you fly out of. An example of what makes it difficult is, first, you're new and on reserve and never know when you're working or at home or at base. If you're both new and both are commuters you could be at base and she could be at home, you could be flying, she could be at base, you could be at base, she could be flying. Making a relationship work is up to you and the person you're seeing. I have seen some successful relationships from commuting f/a's but have seen a lot more fail due to those reasons. You're a commuter, she's a commuter, you're both new with no idea of your schedules, you both have different work days.
Great video Julia. It's always good when you do a Question and Answer every so often
im going to be in training for republic soon! im thankful for all your videos, they've definitely helped🥰
My dream job as a kid was to be a flight attendant, idk why but that’s what I wanted to be when grew up lol. I worked customer service since I was eligible to work at 15/16. And after a few years it left me drained because people can be a lot, they’re rude, entitled and it just wasn’t healthy for me. I had a few bad experiences, so I switched fields and now I work with animals 😊.
I do still love to fly and travel and low key wish I was a flight attendant it looks like so much fun besides the customer service part. I just subbed because I’m going to live vicariously through you 😂.
Excellent and informative presentation, Thank you. Having said that and now being retired, I no longer fly... but, I used to and quite a lot. And I have Always appreciated, and admired, the Flight Attendants that I have had contact with and have tried my best to make their flight just a little bit easier every chance that I could. ESPECUALLY Today, in the world that we live in. Perhaps it's my military and Law Enforcement background... but I can only imagine, "Today", your job must at times be very taxing. My best to you and yours.
Another great vid! Very informative and interesting. Have fun
Thank you!
Another great video, thanks July
Thanks for the video ! Anyone can see you love your job !!
Totally Amazing, Julia, you are Professional in your videos. You, Eric and Luna are the best. Have a great day
SO EXCITED!!! 🎃🍁🍁🍂🍁🍁🍂🎃👻👻🍂🍁🍁🎃👻👻🎃🍁🍁🍂🎃👻👻👻🍂🍁🍁🍂🎃👻👻🎃🍂🍂🎃👻👻👻🍂🍂🎃🎃👻🎃🍂🍁🍂👻👻🎃
Julia thanks for this video. So nice to get out of my own life and watch yours. Thank you!!!
Thank you for watching!!
Great tips and thank you so much! I'm in my mid-40s and finally entering this profession - just put in my application at United. I'll see how things pan out from here.
Any updates??? How did it go?? I’m about to apply to United, I’m a little scared but I’m deciding to take a leap of faith! 😅
Hey just want to thank you for your channel! I’ve started to watch it when I applied to be a flight attendant, and I’m going into training next week!! So thank you for keeping me excited and get a glimpse of the job as I wait to start!🤍🤍
I absolutely love your vlogs , Julia ✈️ Thank you for creating them for us!!!
You remind me such a lot of my daughter. who worked as cabin crew for BA. She got to see and experience so many wonderful countries on her travels.
Where is your favourite / least favourite destination 🌎
My daughter’s fav was India and her least fav was Japan.
Hugs across the pond 🇬🇧
How cool! Thank you for watching ☺️
Thanks I enjoyed hearing about that!
hello it is first time watching of your video. I am Japanese working as a flight attendant and i really like your video since you speak calmly! it engaged me to watch it till the end!
Awesome Video Julia
Do you know how to use the cockpit radio controls to deal with ATC in case of emergency, I mean just to assist pilots for communication reasons , not to assist in piloting/actual flying?
I thought this was a very good and informative video! Lots of god questions and lots of great answers! Thank you and have a nice weekend!
Thank you, I hope you have a nice weekend too!
What would you say was the biggest change/adjustment you had to make when you went from QX to AA? Currently at a regional but probation is up soon, and I’m trying to decide if I want to stay or move on to a mainline. I honestly just wanted to prove to myself that I could do it, but now I love it!
Julia, Watching this video brings me back to when I first started watching you channel several years ago. I remember when you got furloughed and how anxious you were, and how I tried to encourage you to explore several alternatives to grow your channel. I can say with several emotions, includiing happiness that I see your growth is so many ways. And when the traveling bug gets more tieresome, may I suggest you contact your airlines training dept, to see if that could be your next chapter. In many many ways I think you would be perfect for it. (You could send this video in as an example on how well you represent your profession and airline. To next time, Gracie says hi to Luna. YFJ
Thank you! ☺️
Beautiful video thank you !!!
A whole other comment is that you, if you ever decide to stay on the ground, then you can easily work with how to make perfectly edited, fun and interesting videos. So spot on with your facts, also fun facts, plus all the interesting stuff mentioned on different locations, airports, hotels, etc., etc. Sometimes I want to steal your food because it looks yummy! 🤭
Just simply great work! A true professional! 🙋♂👍
Great vlog as always, Julia. Correct me if i am wrong, but did you mention when you were talking about the money you make, that you don't make a lot when you are just starting out?I always smile from ear to ear when i see a notification you have uploaded a video
Spot on Julia Just might want to add in case I missed it. When doing the video interview dress as you would as if you were going on a face to face interview in person. As a former F/A recruiter for AA way back when not much has changed with the exception of group interviews. BTW Julia, I also flew for Horizon back in the mid 90's hated the F28s.
True!! Always dress to impress :)
I really want to be a flight attendant but I still feel like I need more English to apply… working on it for now. Your videos are so inspiring 🤍
My dream job. Glad to see people enjoying being an FA :)
your videos are so good!!!!
No questions , but kudos on doing a great job.
Happy Friday, Julia!
Happy Friday!
WHEN I THINK OF FLIGHT ATTENDANTS I THINK OF GLAMOUR AND EXCITEMENT. EVER SINCE WATCHING "AIRPORT" I HAVE BEEN FASCINATED WITH AIRPORTS AND ANYTHING TO DO WITH JETS. YOUR JOB TAKES SO MANY SKILLS TO DO IT.
Do you intend to stay on air crew long term, or do you want to eventually move up to ground management or instructor roles?
I had applied as a gate agent for Delta awhile ago. Made it to the video interview, it my shyness got the best of me.
Awww! You’ll find your perfect fit when it’s meant to be!
@@JettingJulia thank you! Love your channel so much!
Nice job
Pleasant vlog
Good info if people applying
Glad you are so positive and enjoy your position
Cone visit Canada sometime
What airline is good to work through? I’ve really into planes and I want to be a flight attendant or a pilot. I don’t know yet. Can you please help me?
Hi Julia - thank you for such an informative video! I would love to learn more about your flight attendant experience. I know generally as flight attendants, during each flight you work for, they don’t provide food and drinks for you guys which is why you guys all meal prep for your trips. 💕
How do you meal prep for your trips? That’s the question I have always wanted answers for.
@Shreya Choudhury Music - If you watch not only Julia's channel, but Kat, JoJo, and Kacey's as well, you'll see how they often show their meal preps.
I am a AMT here at DFW for American I wonder how many gate calls do you encounter a day
For us ita not fun having a plane full of passengers looking while we are trying to figure out how to get this plane fixed to get you guys on your way
how do you visit new places when you’re in a new city? do you get discounts on transportation or do you walk?
Thank you for the video luv watching it. Do you have summer and winter uniforms? How often do companies change the model of uniforms? That’s all my questions.😁
I wear either a long sleeve or short sleeve dress & then we have a winter coat/thicker scarf for when it’s colder! Airlines change uniforms I’d say every 5-10 years ish
Any time I see flight attendants in a hotel bar, I belly up to the bar. They are always interesting to chat with. I had a 6 year fling with a flight attendant. Was a exercise in logistics to end up in the same city at the same time, but was intense when we did.
How many times a year do applications open? I'm looking at United but only see for San Francisco, not LA - it is once a year?
Hi Julia, enjoying your channel, as being a flight attendant was my dream when i was much younger, i even almost was one but failed at the medical because of my sight, anyway, so watching your videos makes me live a bit the career i didn't have, that said, am wondering why you are not flying more to European countries. Thanks for your answer and be safe (oh and by the way i LOVE Luna !!)
Hi Julia! I’m young and trying to decide what to do with my life. Can you please tell me whether it’s worth it? Should I become one? Any tips?
Hi I have been watching some videos about flight attending and in the first year you are usually reserve always on call. So my question is how do you make. Money or support yourself when you don’t know what your hours are?
PSA is hiring Flight Attendants and other positions. Crew Base is Dayton OH Charlotte Philly and DCA. Very good Pay
Hello! Thank you very much for the great video! I’m not sure if this question was already answered but is there an opportunity for a flight attendant to go on major vacations from time to time? Is it possible to be sure to not have work for a longer period of time? I Hope you understand what I mean. Thank you.
I thought about applying for British Airways while I was an AA employee (gate agent) based in LHR because I just simply could not become a FA with AA since I do not have a US visa, but I changed my mind when my colleague told me about the salary. I don't know how much you make in the US as a FA but over here in London, UK, I would expect it to be more.
Thank you so much for your video. It heped me a lot. Ill have my training starting in January. when you were doing your training, what were the most important things to know?
I’m a flight attendant and what got me through training was building good relationships with my fellow students & my instructors and also just taking it one day at a time. Sleep well, eat well, and don’t forget to stay active
Ik it's kinda late to ask, but do FA only work in one airline company? And does this company only go from (ex, it's an American airline) America to other countries and back? I'm sorry if the question isn't understandable. I mean if you go from America to France (on an American airline) do you have to go back to USA and after that in the next county or is it possible to go from France to that country without going back in USA?
Hey Julia. Will we see you on the DFW-AKL route? Cheers from NZL.
Do you know any flight attendants who also work as stage actors in their spare time? I world in retail during the day and I work as an actor in my spare time, but have wanted to peruse a career as a flight attendant since I was about 16. I haven’t tried yet just out of fear that the commitment of being a flight attendant would take me away from the theater world entirely. Do you have any suggestions on this. Thanks. Great video btw!
I applied to be a Flight Attendant for an airline and looking forward to the next steps and face-to-face interview before being hired. This video has helped me get more insight into what it is like so thank you for this video and sharing your experience. If I get the job I am looking forward to flying abroad because in my 20's I never went on holiday as I kept laying off renewing my passport when I hit my late 20's I got it renewed and didn't go on holiday as I didn't want to go on holiday alone. This would make up for it if I got the job.
Did u get the job?
Ive been on the ramp for ua awhile now and i wanted to become one im just nervous need about doin it should i switch im makeing 4500 a month is pay better?
Same in medical fields crazy schedule.
Hi Julia, I'm a frequent viewer of your channel. I've been in my current career for almost 30 years and am burnt out and would love a change if the situation is right. I do enjoy aviation and have casually thought of being a flight attendant through the years. Do some see this field as almost a 2nd career for someone in their mid 50s to start this? Thanks!!
Absolutely!! There’s many people who become flight attendants as second careers!
Thank you! Happy Friday! Ciao.
Happy Friday!
@@JettingJulia 👍🏼
I am a 35 year FA at Delta. I’m 57 and started two weeks after graduating from college. I completely agree with what you said about the job’s “pay” is money and experiences. I have had some fantastic experiences and met amazing people. I was hired by AA but chose Delta because it was a better fit for me. I only wish now that Delta FA would organize and get union representation. It is long overdue and the company is not the same one I was hired by! And yes SENIORITY is everything. I guess it is fair to say I am a “senior Mama” 😂
I wonder which is harder, being a flight attendant or a truck driver? Both keep you away from home a lot.
Thanks so much for this Julia answering our questions you are so sweet this is so helpful! 🎃✈️✈️🎃🍂🍂👻🍂🍁✈️🎃🍂👻👻🎃✈️🍁🍂🍂👻👻👻🎃🍁✈️✈️✈️🍂👻👻👻🎃🍁✈️✈️🎃🍂👻👻👻🍂🎃🎃
Have you ever considered learning to fly? Just GA for the fun and love of flying?
Love your lipstick and scarf in this video Julia
This is really late and this might be a stupid question, but does appearance play a role in becoming a flight attendant? im 17 (f) and was a bit concerned about that.
What kind of customer service jobs would look good on a flight attendant application?
Great video as usual ❤️
Does the company pay for relocation if its needed? Im sorry if this is dumb question.
Very interesting video. Every person who Flys should have a beautiful FA like you with your great personality. In my flying time you are rare
Something I never see these videos answering in is: What can you do to prepare yourself between high school graduation until you turn 21 to apply? Besides working for a regional airline! I am really wondering but I do not wanna work regional so I don't know what to do
Jobs that will help you with great customer service! Retail, waitressing, working as a secretary, etc. build up that experience & leadership skills and use it to your advantage when applying to be a flight attendant :)
@Jetting Julia - IIRC, aren't you and your fellow FA vloggers based at DFW (Kat, JoJo & Kacey) all over five years seniority now? And, IIRC, aren't you into a 3-month line/1-month reserve rotation since you've made the 5-year mark? As always, Cheers from GEG!
Thank you. I’m currently working as a locomotive engineer and although it’s a higher paying career I really want to become a flight attendant and travel.
Love watching your videos! You are very beautiful!!
Hi Julia. First off, awesome name, that’s my daughter’s name. I’ve always had the flight attendant thing in the back of my mind as something I’d like to do. I’ve been professionally unhappy in my current job for the last going on 14 years and it’s time for me to make a change. I found your video very helpful. I’m very early in my investigation stage with this potential new career change for myself. I love to travel and right now I’m for the first time in many, many years able to do something like this. My wife and I recently separated (it’s a good thing, we’re bff’s just bad marriage partners), my kids are all adults in their 20s and I can finally make this purely about me. What international airline would you recommend I look into? I’ve been thinking about working for British Airways or perhaps Air France or Quantas. Any advice? Thank you!
What course will someone read in university to become flights attend
A question about the anti-smoking policy of the current airline companies! It is now forbidden to smoke on all commercial flights, whether they are local or long-haul flights! So a smoking air hostess would already have the difficulty to get a nicotine substitute, chewing gum or spray. But I saw a report about a company in the Middle East where smoking, even off duty, on your own time is a cause for dismissal or not accepting the application. What is the policy of American companies today?
You get to Toronto one day on layover love say hi at Pearson someday
Every job, even when you own your own company has tough days. The most important thing in a career is do what you enjoy doing, then most of the time you don't refer to it as work. It took me some changes, but for the last 35 years, even with some hassles and stressful days, I thouroughly enjoy what I do for a living. I could easily retire now, but I don't plan on it anytime soon. Most days I have are fun and I meet a lot of incredible people. Yep I'm old in Dallas🤠 Julia is a very good CZcamsr.
Thank you for covering tattoos, and giving me the confidence to apply despite having tattoos and alternative dress. To pursue this career will mean bidding farewell to my dyed hair and piercings, which has been my identity for years. Could you ever forsee an airline that is fully inclusive?
How can they legally require you to work (boarding, de-plane etc) and not pay you for that time? If you are not a contractor, aren't they required under FLSA to pay you? Haha, I imagine some go into this line of work expecting to always have that Cancun hotel and the reality is they are stuck in Neward (KEWR).