One advantage of choosing a Flight Attendant Career is that it’s hard to get bored with your schedule.  You can be up at 4:00 a.m. one week and then have 5 days off to catch up on errands, your rest or time with your family.  You can work a short trip — one half day, or a long one — overnight for 3 days.

Yes, there are repetitive aspects to being a flight attendant, but taking a shower, brushing your teeth and buckling your seat belt are repetitive too!  Sometimes you’ll be required, or you’ll request, working on holidays. Requesting holidays can mean extra pay as well.

Another nice advantage of a less-than-normal schedule is that you’ll wake up in different cities throughout the year, eat exotic food, see sights you wouldn’t normally see in your home city and meet new people.

Going to the same job 5 days a week would make most people wish for a Flight Attendant Career.  And, you aren’t alone in what is sometimes an unpredictable schedule.  The friends you’ll make in Flight Attendant School are all in the same situation and you’ll be able to use

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