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How to reject propositions and other flight attendant training tips

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We sit in on a Asiana Airlines' flight attendant experience class with 27 bright-eyed hopefuls (www.cnngo.com) More...

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Ric Wernicke 6
I know a Delta FA who is often invited for drinks or dinner. She explains she is not allowed to do that, but here is my number, don't tell anybody. She hands them a napkin or a scrap of paper with a number written on it.

When they dial the number, it is answered "Western Pest Control."
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Ken McIntyre 2
Interesting perspective from the other side of the "drinks cart".
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ltcjra 2
Best part of the article and oh, so true:

Personally, after flying on Korean airlines -- Korean Air and Asiana -- I always get a rude shock when I fly any other airline, especially in regard to flight attendant service.

When I’m flying domestic U.S. airlines, for example, I don’t expect a damn thing. One time I asked for guava juice (it was my first domestic flight after years of flying international with Korean Air) I got a raised eyebrow, a snappy “What do you think this is, a bar?” and a Coke can thrown in my general direction.
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Michael Fuquay 2
RIght on, about the U.S. Domestic service (especially United). It's like night and day from other countries.
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THRUSTT 1
Some of them should be happy someone is propositioning them!!!