Flight attendants (also known as flight attendants, flight attendants; Women are called flight attendants and flight attendants, and married people are also called empty wives; Men are called flight attendants, whose main duties are to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers on civil aviation planes-for example, to provide passengers with meals such as plane meals;
Instruct passengers to use on-board safety equipment and organize passengers to escape from the plane in case of emergency. Due to the threat of terrorist activities and hijacking activities in recent years, maintaining the safety in the cabin has become an increasingly important responsibility of flight attendants.
Flight attendants are mainly responsible for helping passengers spend the whole flight safely and comfortably. Flight attendants are usually assigned to work in city bases. The base is one of the cities where flights take off or arrive. Flight attendants must arrive at the airport before the plane takes off and be briefed by the captain or other managers on the weather and passengers with special needs.
The flight attendants are responsible for arranging the cabin in advance, welcoming passengers to board the plane, showing passengers their seats, checking air tickets, etc. They also help passengers release luggage and hang clothes.
An important duty of flight attendants is to tell passengers where to put emergency equipment and how to use it. When there is an emergency, the flight attendant should inform the passengers. Before the plane takes off, the flight attendants should make sure that all seats are in normal positions and all passengers fasten their seat belts.