There is a saying that they enjoy the nicest view from the office, with the sun always shining outside the window. Flight attendants, because we are talking about them, are above all concerned with passenger safety in their work. They must undergo a demanding and lengthy training course, where they learn a multitude of procedures and the correct reactions to all sorts of situations that might be encountered on board. They are trained, among other things, to deliver a baby or how to behave in the event of ditching.
Not only must they exhibit extensive professional knowledge, but the cabin crew must also observe strict uniform discipline and present a neat appearance. Soft skills are also essential in this job. Those who have ever dreamt of working up in the clouds are welcome to learn the ins and outs of the job in a video prepared by LOT Polish Airlines How much time before departure do the cabin crew have to turn up for work? Under what situations do female flight attendants compulsorily wear a toque? Dorota, whom you might know from the national carrier's “It’s who you travel with” campaign, answers these and other questions.
Watch the video: Did you ever wonder what a day in the life of a LOT Polish Airlines' stewardess looks like? We accompanied Dorota Żuchaj, Senior Purser, from leaving her apartment to the airport
And if anyone, like Dorota, is keen to fulfil the dream of working on board LOT Polish Airlines, they can join the LOT Cabin Crew recruitment process: Cabin Crew | LOT.com.
