The Flight Attendant Survival Guide

By The Flying Pinto

Apr 23, 2013 Filed Under: Featured, flight attendant career, flight attendant training, flight attendants, Travel Tips

I wrote a book! Ever wonder what life is like after you are hired as a flight attendant? Everyone thinks getting hired is the hard part and it is, but let me tell you that first year on line as a stew can be one of the most challenging years of your life! Think about it, you’ve just agreed to leave the life you’ve know to live out of a suitcase, at the mercy of crew scheduling.

Whether you are newly hired or on the track to becoming a flight attendant my flight attendant survival guide will help you navigate through your new adventures. I offer advice from finding your new crash pad to love relationships to how to pack for your trips and everything in between. I’ve even thrown in a few personal stories of my own and Kelly Kincaid (miss jetlagged) did the awesome illustrations. This book is a must have if you’re just starting your flight attendant career or just starting to think of a career in the skies!

Want a copy? I would LOVE to give YOU my readers the chance to win one! I have five promo codes to give out, all you have to do it “like” me on<a href="http://www cialis 10 mg filmtabletten preisvergleich.facebook.com/theflyingpintoblog”> facebook or follow me on twitter and leave a comment here why you’d like a copy, for your chance to win! I’ll pick five winners and announce it on Monday 4/29. Need it now? You can find, The Flying Pinto’s Flight Attendant Survival Guide on Amazon, iBooks, Nook and Vook!

 

Happy Flying!

 

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16 comments

  1. Oussama @ 2013-04-23 13:27

    Congrats Sara, so now I know a real live author, well done

    Oussama

  2. Kevin Quinn @ 2013-04-23 13:35

    I deserve a copy ’cause I share an important name 🙂 , volunteer in emergency services (that name again!) and will share the book with folks who may be interested in being a FA.

    Kevin

  3. Joanna @ 2013-04-23 19:40

    Congratulations on the book!

  4. nikki @ 2013-04-27 00:09

    I need a copy because I interviewed for Delta and didn’t make it past the 2nd phone interview! I need some serious help before I try again! =)

  5. Apple Jeane @ 2013-04-28 00:44

    I need your guide. I start training in 9 days and I was hoping your book will not only help me survive but thrive in the industry.

  6. Sharon @ 2013-04-29 00:12

    I really need a copy because I need one updated info to ace my next interview!

    Thanks!

  7. Sharon @ 2013-04-29 00:13

    *some updated info

  8. Kat @ 2013-04-29 19:16

    Does your book have a hardcopy format?
    If you do I can’t find it!

  9. The Flying Pinto @ 2013-05-01 15:17

    No, not yet Kat! Working on it though:)

  10. Katie @ 2013-05-01 12:25

    I need a copy because I start training with AA this month! Also, I leave lots of book reviews 😉

  11. Richard James @ 2013-05-06 11:40

    Looks a fun book. Will look out for it on Amazon or my local library.. Good luck with it!

  12. Robert of Amboseli Day Tours @ 2013-06-19 06:42

    Sounds like an interesting read and a useful guide Sara. It is a hectic life as a flight crew and nothing seems permanent as you keep moving around.

  13. Hillary @ 2013-08-28 14:22

    I just got hired as a flight attendant and can’t WAIT to read your book, thanks for writing this!

  14. cindy @ 2013-08-29 12:19

    I am currently leaving for training in November.. Help with it all is appreciated. I am leaving the only life I have ever known and going out into the world. please I would love all the advice I can get

  15. The Flying Pinto @ 2013-08-29 12:39

    Hi Cindy, You’ll do great! Remember you’ve already been chosen from thousands and thousands of applicants! Read my book! You’re exactly who I wrote it for! EVERYTHING I wish I knew when I started is in there:-) Best of luck!

  16. Charles @ 2013-10-01 06:08

    Always wondering what does flight stewards do after or before flights? this book seems interesting!!!