Parental Alienation
Between 20 and 22 dollarsan hr. however that's flight time, which means they only get paid while they are flying and not when they are on ground.
The cast of Flying - 2002 includes: Jennie Moreau as Wife Mike Nussbaum as Paul Marc Vann as Roger Lisa Velten as Flight Attendant
It depends on the airline, some may even reach until 50 years of age, but typically the younger you join the airline industry the more you will get opportunities in the airline, maybe as a flight purser for promotion.
Elizabeth Rich has written: 'Flying high; what it's like to be an airline stewardess' -- subject(s): Flight attendants 'What it's like to be a flight attendant' -- subject(s): Flight attendants, Vocational guidance
"Domestic" means within one country's borders. A flight outside of "domestic" air space becomes an "international" flight. Such flights have many attendant requirements that "domestic" flights lack.
Sign language, smiling, being so overly happy that it make you want to pop a cap in their foot.
Yes a 9 year old child can fly alone, but he/she would need to have a personal flight attendant which could be costly (depends on the airline and if he/she is flying domestic or international).
"Flying is the act or process of flight" Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flying
Yes. You are able to work as a flight attendant even if you loose a tooth in the back of your mouth. The tooth issue in regards to flying only applies to jet fighter pilots that endure more than 8 G (8 times their own weight) in certain exercises. If you have tooth fillings and experience this amount ogf gravity repeatedly the fillings may fall out.
Druid flight form is 100%. The same as a normal flying mount. The fast flying druid form is the same as epic flying on mounts.
About 18 hours flying time.
Well it actually depends on the airline, whether it is a low-cost/no-frills airline(e.g. Southwest Airlines) or a legacy airline (e.g. American Airlines), I think the earlier answer "about 7 dollars an hour minimum to about 30" meant for the low-cost/no-frills airlines. Flight attendants from legacy airlines earn half as a pilot. As they say: "A pilot earns much more than a regular business man" so if a pilot earns much more than a regular business man, image how much a flight attendant earns.Earnings also depends on which route a particular flight attendant is assigned, how many miles that particular route will be flying and so. Flight attendants who fly International routes earn much more than flight attendants on Domestic routes or Commuters.A flight attendant can also demand for higher salary than the usual salary as long as it is reasonable, such as you experience or hours of flying and the like.