Amazing Places You Get To See When You Become A Cabin Crew
The cabin crew are the lucky ones. They get to see amazing places as part of their job. They don’t just see amazing places once in their lives but they actually end up there regularly.
They don’t just get to see the beautiful landmarks and unique architecture of the place but they also experience the exciting culture the place has to offer.
Let’s face it. Those are just some of the many reasons why there are a lot of aspiring flight attendants. Who wouldn’t want to explore amazing places and immerse themselves in different cultures as part of their job, right?
So, if you’re an aspiring cabin crew member, check out the incredible places you’ll get to explore once you achieve your dream.
San Franciso, California, USA
San Franciso, with airport code SFO, is a hub for most airlines. So, if you have friends from other airlines, you can fix your schedule to meet up with them in San Francisco.
If you’re a first-timer, then you can visit the Golden Gate Bridge. After all, a visit to San Francisco isn’t complete without seeing the iconic Golden Gate Bridge.
PTC Aviation Assistant Manager Cabin Training & Sales, Arlyn Caballero at the Golden Bridge, San Francisco.
PTC Aviation Instructor, Jen Soller giving us a glimpse of the Golden Bridge in one of her travels.
Paris, France
Paris, with airport code CDG, is another hub for most airlines. Once you’re here, it’s a must to see the iconic Eiffel Tower. Enjoy the breathtaking views of the city from the top, or enjoy a picnic at the base of this famous landmark.
PTC Aviation Assistant Manager Cabin Training & Sales, Arlyn Caballero enjoying a day at the Eiffel Tower.
Kansai, Japan
Osaka, with airport code KIX, is another amazing place you get to see once you become a cabin crew. Osaka is a vibrant city in Japan known for its modern architecture, bustling nightlife, and mouthwatering cuisine.
Often called the “Nation’s Kitchen,” it’s famous for culinary delights like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Home to landmarks like Osaka Castle, Universal Studios Japan, and the lively Dotonbori district, Osaka offers a perfect mix of history, entertainment, and culture.
Osaka Castle Park transforms into a breathtaking sakura haven in spring.
PTC Aviation Assistant Manager Cabin Training & Sales, Arlyn Caballero admires the thousands of cherry trees in full bloom.
Toronto, Canada
Nowadays, it’s easy to fly direct to Toronto, Canada. Toronto, with airport code, YYZ, is a great place to see Niagara Falls.
The breathtaking Niagara Falls will captivate you with its thundering cascades and scenic beauty, providing an unforgettable experience.
PTC Aviation Assistant Manager Cabin Training & Sales, Arlyn Caballero in Toronto Canada.
London, England
London is another major hub for most airlines. As a matter of fact, it has several airports, each with its own airport code: Heathrow Airport (LHR), Gatwick Airport (LGW), London City Airport (LCY), Stansted Airport (STN), and Luton Airport (LTN).
No matter which airport you land at in London, you’ll get to see the amazing places the city has to offer.
London Bridge is a must-see landmark, offering stunning views of the River Thames and a rich history that dates back centuries, making it an iconic part of the city’s skyline.
PTC Aviation Instructor, Galen Cid at the London Bridge.
Other amazing places you get to see once you become a cabin crew.
PTC Aviation Instructor, Galen Cid, in Berlin.
PTC Aviation Assistant Manager Cabin Training & Sales, Arlyn Caballero, in Sydney, Australia.
PTC Aviation Instructor, Galen Cid, in China.
PTC Aviation Instructor, Jen Soller with husband Flight Purser Miko Soller.
Although Venice is not a major hub, it’s pretty easy for a cabin crew to visit this captivating city built on a network of canals. PTC Aviation Instructor, Galen Cid, in a gondola.
These are just some of the many amazing places you get to see once you become a cabin crew.
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