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28th September 2000 | 20:48

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SPG LSS

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From cabin crew to tech crew

Has anyone female cabin crew achieved this task?

30th September 2000 | 03:32

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ATechman

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Some of our girls have gone from cabin crew to tech crew but only for sexual purposes.

30th September 2000 | 08:33

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lockwire35

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gotcha atechman galatasary need i say more

30th September 2000 | 16:10

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Wubble U

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I know a couple who've done it succesfully with BA, but they had to take a big pay cut.

30th September 2000 | 19:50

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ATechman

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If they were to do it in our airline they would get a big pay rise but I can`t imagine any of them getting covered in oil and crap and having to study for at least three years. The cost in emery board for their finger-nails would be a fortune.

No Surrender !

1st October 2000 | 10:21

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Heard of a stu´ who flies her own twin piston to and from work to France.
But works in the cabin. Takes all kinds.

6th October 2000 | 19:45

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We have an F/O who used to be an F/A with BA, cost her a fortune but she loves it. And I have to say is a v good pilot with it.

7th October 2000 | 12:00

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late lamented DebonAir had at least two - 'cos I flew with them and jolly good they were too (although I'm told that one subsequently failed the 757 with Monarch - with whom she had once been F/A. The other was ex BA. Yes you need dosh but, as always , what really matters is the Motivation (capital 'M'). Wouldn't be a bad idea to do the aptitiude tests before starting to part with the dosh though! Contact GAPAN for that (they have a web-site www.gapan.org)

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