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What are my chances of being a flight attendant?

My goal is to become a flight attendant. I'm a people person, very nice, attractive and friendly. I fit all the requirements except for my height. I am only 4'11 or so. Most airlines require that you is 5 feet, about 5'2, some even higher. I'm worried about my chances of getting the job that makes me not want to even apply anymore. Even people who I am closer would help discourage me that I am not high enough. So we just need some advice from people that he only views. How are my chances? What can I do to compensate (which I?) Thanks!

If you really want to get the job, which applies to all airlines you can get an application for. If denied, denied, but I would not let his height stop him (I'm only 5'2 "myself). As the daughter of a 30 + years stewardess (American Airlines), just consider all that's new with an airline requires. When I graduated from college and not finding nothing in my field, I wanted to try to get the airlines too …. I figured that was around this time, the transition would not be wrong. My mom suggested I highly not because the job has changed significantly in recent years. Pay is not what it used to be, you will have to work longer hours – And they are not paid by the time you spend on the floor! Like a new flight attendant, the airline can move almost anywhere you want and for its first years, which is quite in the call. Those who are assigned to New York, often end up living with a crazy number of roommates because income is so expensive. The domestic flight attendants (stay within the continential U.S.) do not even get the scales than before. The airline prefers to keep working to put them up in a hotel like the "good ole days'." You get to meet tons of people, but with prices constantly falling, people are waiting for a steak flight for $ 150! So if all this sounds good, more power to you. I know that the work is cool – I still think it is at least somewhat attractive – just know what you're getting into.

Jeanne Robertson “Flight attendant deals with a bad potato”

Since you found this site, I assume you are interested in gaining a few extra inches of height. Although (if you’re a mature adult) this may sound like a pipe dream, I assure you that it is easier than you think! We’ve all been taught that height is mostly out of our control, that it’s largely determined by genetics. I’m here to tell you that there is more to the story. Of course our gene pool has a lot to do with ones height, but it is definitely not the only factor. Your state of emotion, your exercise regimen, the food you eat, and the hours you sleep are all factors in height determination. Click here to read the rest of the article: Free Height Enhancement