Iberia Airlines Flight Deck Videos Featuring The Airbus 320 Enroute Madrid To Paris & Airbus 321 Enroute Madrid To Moscow.
A Video Featuring A Tour Of Madrid's Barajas Airport Terminal 4 And Iberia's Airbus 340.
Friday, April 27, 2012
Iberia Airlines Gran Class & Business Class 1980's
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| Iberia Airlines Gran Class & Business Class Boeing 747 |
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| Iberia Airlines Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform 1980's, Boeing 747. Also Pictured Boeing 727 Tail & DC-10. |
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| Iberia Airlines Boeing 747 |
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| Iberia Airlines Boeing 747 & Route Map |
Britannia Airways Stewardess Flight Attendant Brochure Late 1980's
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| Britannia Airways Boeing 767 |
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| Britannia Airways Stewardess Flight Attendant Brochure Late 1980's |
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| Britannia Airways Stewardess Flight Attendant Brochure Late 1980's |
Saturday, April 21, 2012
Thursday, April 19, 2012
British Airways & Pam Ann Advertisement
You have to love Pam Ann, still have to get to see one of her shows! British Airways, great sports for making this ad!
Odyssey International Airlines
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| Odyssey International Airlines Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform |
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| Odyssey International Airlines Inflight Service Boeing 757 |
American Airlines Inflight Audio Entertainment Guide June 1974
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| American Airlines Inflight Audio Entertainment Guide June 1974 |
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| American Airlines Inflight Audio Entertainment Boeing 707, DC-10 & Boeing 747 |
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| American Airlines Inflight Audio Entertainment Guide June 1974 |
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| American Airlines Inflight Audio Entertainment Guide June 1974 |
Friday, April 13, 2012
Japan Airlines Inflight Service Brochure 1980's
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| Japan Airlines Inflight Services Guide |
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| Japan Airlines Route Map Early 1980's |
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| Japan Airlines Inflight Service & Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform Early 1980's |
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| Japan Airlines Economy Class Service |
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| Japan Airlines Executive Class Service |
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| Japan Airlines First Class Service |
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| Japan Airlines First Class Service |
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| Japan Airlines First Class Sky Sleeper |
Friday, April 6, 2012
Reasons Aviation is a Great Career Field
For those just starting out, or for individuals considering switching careers, aviation can be a great option. Commercial pilots and air traffic control professionals enjoy important career responsibilities, good pay and opportunities for advancement throughout their working lives.
- Responsibilities – If you are looking for a career in which you can exercise your skills and critical thinking abilities, aviation fits the bill. Both pilots and air traffic controllers undergo rigorous training and are responsible for the lives of hundreds of people every day on the job. Pilots are in charge of checking the aircraft’s weight and balance, interfacing with tower controllers, monitoring the aircraft, and navigating the aircraft during flight. Air traffic controllers guide airplanes and converse with pilots. They monitor the airspace and routes to ensure that all aircrafts are safe in their trajectory. Anyone interested in the detailed training requirements of air traffic controllers can browse the resources at air traffic controller training.
- Job Outlook – According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, commercial airline pilots can expect an 11 percent increase in jobs in the coming years, which is on par with the national average rate of growth in the United States. Many pilots are predicted to retire in the next decade and new pilots will be hired to replace them. Air traffic controllers will face more difficult job prospects as a 3 percent decline in positions is predicted during the 2008-2018 period.
- Career Advancement – When researching a career, it’s also important to consider the advancement opportunities one can expect. Both commercial pilots and air traffic controllers have opportunities to grow in their profession as they gain experience. After 1-to-5 years of experience, flight engineers can advance to flight officer standing; 5-to-15 years is required to advance to the position of flight captain. Air traffic controllers have the opportunity to move into supervisory roles as they gain experience.
- Great Pay – Both air traffic controllers and commercial pilots have earnings that are well above the median U.S. income. The average wages for airline pilots, copilots, and flight engineers is around $103,000 a year. Wages vary by the pilot’s experience and position. Most pilots begin their careers earning $20,000 a year and earn more as they advance. The average wages for air traffic controllers is $108,000 a year. Those just starting out earn around $37,000 a year; pay increases as the controller completes training phases.
- More Information – If you’re inspired to learn more about getting into an aviation career, check out online resources for information on available aviation degree programs.
Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Emirates Airlines Cabin Crew Recruitment Video
An interesting cabin crew recruitment video from Emirates Airlines detailing what to expect when you become a stewardess, flight attendant.
Monday, April 2, 2012
Finnair Stewardesses Flight Attendants Celebrate India's Republic Day Onboard Airbus 330
Finnair Cabin Crew & Dancers Celebrate India's Republic Day Onboard An Airbus 330
Finnair Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniforms 2012
Finnair's New Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform 2012. Very Smart, Chic, Retro Look!
Finnair First & Executive Class Business Travel Brochure
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| Finnair Business Travel Brochure |
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| Finnair First Class Lounge Helsinki |
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| Finnair First Class Service DC-10 |
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| Finnair Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform 1980's |
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| Finnair Executive Class Service DC-10 |
Saudi Arabian Airlines Inflight Service Brochure Early 1980's
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines Inflight Service Brochure |
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines Boeing 747 SP |
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines Fleet Early 1980's |
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines First Class Dining |
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines Stewardess Flight Attendant Uniform Early 1980's |
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| Saudi Arabian Airlines First Class Dining Lockheed L-1011 Tristar |
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