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Flight Attendant [CRASHPADS + HOME TOUR] Flight Attendant Life, 2019
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- Опубліковано 9 чер 2019
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Thanks for watching today’s vlog about flight attendant crashpads and my home tour in Dallas! I hope you all enjoy.
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I am so impressed with your work ethic and your financial responsibility. You are a credit to your company and obviously a daughter that your parents can be quite proud of. It is so refreshing to see someone of your generation that is so mature in many ways. I hope any new FA will carefully observe how you approach your job and will learn from you how to provide their passengers with an exceptional flight! Thanks for all that you do! Best wishes always! ♥️🙏🛫
John Symons wow! I am absolutely floored with your comment. Thank you so much! ☺️ I hope to set a positive example and strive to live my life from a place of positivity and gratitude. Thank you for your support of my channel! ✈️
Good advice on crashpads. When my wife started as an FA, I did the research for her and it was a learning experience. We live on the East Coast and she is based on the West Coast. I found a crashpad close to LAX so she could leave her car here. She also pays a little more to be in a 2 bedroom crashpad. There can be up to 6 people per room so if there are 3 bedrooms that really increases the number of potential residents. Most of the time only about half the people are there at the same time. She loves her job so she flies quite a bit as well. Find what works for you and since it is generally month to month it is not difficult to move to another place.
Yep exactly! You just have to find what works for you, luckily I haven’t had to stay in too many crashpads!
Another creator posted about her NYC apartment for $3000 a month but it did not have a washer/dryer. She had to schlep her laundry down to the basement along with other residents. Your place is awesome!
Mj Gruskin thank you! I pay around $1200 a month and have great amenities. That’s one nice about Dallas, the cost of living is actually doable!
My husband and I live just a few minutes from the ATL. I'm working on becoming a flight attendant but I think we should turn part of our house into a crash pad, too! Very informative video. Thank you!
I love these videos that explain things that are related to your job, but that a lot of people don't know about. I've seen so many other channels run by flight attendants where they talk about things that anyone who has been a passenger knows, it's nice, and so informative, to have these videos about crashpads, galley setup, and other topics only people in the industry know about. Thank you :)
Thank you for watching, I'm so glad you enjoy the content on my channel! :)
You are so incredibly tidy and organized!
Thank you I try my best! It's funny because growing up I was super messy and now as an adult I'm the complete opposite.
Hi Julia, I'm a new sub! After watching a video from Wonderfully Ale..another FA I love...you popped up on my feed so I didn't hesitate to come on over. Glad I did :) Very interesting about crashpads. I'm seriously into aviation, planes etc (despite me being a very nervous air traveler ), and enjoy viewing all sorts of related content on YT. That looks like a very nice place. First time I've seen a two door oven I think. lol
Hi Scott, welcome to the channel! Thanks for subscribing :) I had never heard of a Crashpad until I became a flight attendant. I am not a huge fan of the two door oven lol
Thanks for the interesting tour, Julia! That tile in the shower is amazing! BTW, how did you come right out of the gate producing such high quality video? Your logos and titles, sound effects, cuts, lighting, camera blocking are all so well done! Did you take a video production course in college or something? :)
mrdsn189 thank you so much! I was a journalism major in college so I learned a little there. My boyfriend is in grad school for software development and computer science so he made my logo & helps me edit my videos! 😊 it’s a team effort.
New to your channel, but would love to hear your take on regional vs. mainline! Your place is so cute.
Welcome to the channel! :) oooh yes I think that would be a great video topic! Thank you!
This was an awesome video, I wanna be a flight attendant so I learned so much.
Nice home tour, interesting information about the crash pads
Well spoken and informative! Nice job
I love💕your home. Very clean and looks cozy. Does your company have FA training all through the year or spring/summer only?
Fukaumi Junko thank you, I’m really proud of my home I love it! My airline mostly has training from January-June yearly!
I don’t mean to pry and I totally understand if you don’t wish to respond but how are you affording your place? I’m assuming the condo is yours. I’m only asking because I was a flight attendant for a mainline company and the reason I left was because of the pay. Granted I worked for a mainline low cost carrier and I see you work for one of the legacies so maybe the difference in pay helps. I always toy with the idea of going back but the thought of going through crashpad life again steers me away. Seeing you with your own place gives me hope.
cheertiger92 I don’t mind you asking at all! Truth is my parents bought the condo but I pay them the full mortgage each month ($1200). It also helps that I have no student loan debt, credit card debt, or debt of any kind. I fly a lot (90-105+) hours monthly & try to be very careful with my money. I don’t go shopping if ever, I pack every single meal for almost every trip, and over all just be very frugal with my purchases. :) being a new hire flight attendant can be very difficult financially and has definitely taught me how to manage my money properly but I have my moments where money is definitely tight. I hope that you reconsider the career because it can truly be a blessing and Crashpads can be rough but it’s definitely possible to have your own place and be a flight attendant! I hope this helps!
Jetting Julia hi me again 😀do you think as new hire reserve in DFW it is possible to easily pick up the extra hours to make 90-100 hours a month ? And how long on average does it take to get a line ? 🙏🏼😀✈️💗thank you so kindly
@@california3716 I think so! Our guarantee is 75 hours, so if you pick up one 3 day trip that is worth 15 hours you're at 90! I picked up two, 2 day trips each worth 10 hours so that's an extra 20 hours this month on top of my 75 hour guarantee! We get 12 days off a month. With my company you are on straight reserve for 1 year, after that you rotate one month reserve one month a line for 3 years, after that you are 3 months a line 1 month reserve till you hold off of reserve (which is forever lol).
Jetting Julia oh that does sound great. So with your company you automatically after 1 year hold a line a month then back on reserve for a month no matter what base your at ? If yes then wow 😮 that’s totally doable 😀✈️
Hope you love DFW! Super pretty condo!
Kelly Newman dfw is slowly becoming home! Thank you, I love my little condo! 🏡❤️
Great video
Thanks!
Hi love your vlogs very informative. Can you do a pros and cons of some bases with your airline. Like why did you leave Miami? If you transfer from a base to another do you loose your line and go back to reserve ? Thank you
Thanks for watching! I think that sounds like a great video idea! I transferred from Miami for a lot of different reasons lol, and you would lose that line just for the month. The first month in a new base is always reserve but then you would go back to your original reserve/line rotation (whatever that may be)
Jetting Julia thanks so so much for taking the time to reply. Not sure if it’s ok even as you don’t mention the airline you work for but oh the burning question is always ok how much average salary can you expect in your first five years ? How easy can you pick up trips if you are still reserve etc. again, pls keep up your vlogs so glad I found you on you tube and again safe travels 😀
@@california3716 of course! Salary really depends.. you can fly as much or as little as you want. This month on reserve I've picked up 20 extra hours of flying so it is possible! I have been thinking of doing a money about flight attendants and finances/salary.. would that be something you're interested in?
I'm happy you found the channel as well, welcome!
Jetting Julia definitely that would be so helpful thinking of making a career change and even as I hear what the min hours you work are it gets confusing with how feasible as reserve can you pick up trips like at a base like DFW etc how long until you hold a line on average at a senior base like DfW etc so yes oh overall whatever you want to share I know lots of People would be interested and of course we all also love for you taking us all along in your trips ✈️💖
I don't think a crash pad is right for me. I've had so many roommates in my adult life already and I don't want to go through that experience again. When I do become a flight attendant ✈🤞 I'll probably relocate or commute. Your condo is adorable! Getting me inspired to redecorate 😍
Relocating is soooo much easier, crash pad life was not for me! Lol & thank you!
Great video❣️
Deborah Conkle thank you!! 🏡❤️
That is a gorgeous condo.
I was wondering, since you are based out of Dallas, have you met wonderfully ale?
Jen Werner thank you! 🙂 I have not met her yet, but if I see her around I’d love to meet her!
@@JettingJulia it would be great if the 2 of you could do a video together.
Jen Werner yes that would be awesome!
How long did it take for you to transfer to DFW ? Is DFW a pretty senior base? What area of Dallas would you recommend moving to if based in Dallas . Thanks so much. Safe travels
Hi! Lucky for me I was only in Miami for 2 months before I was awarded my transfer to DFW. That doesn't always happen though as DFW is pretty senior. But there are a lot of new hires that transfer here pretty quickly! I have friends who live in downtown Dallas and love it (a bit more expensive). Some nice areas on the outskirts of Dallas are Arlington (where I live, love it), Hurst, Bedford, Euless, Southlake, and Irving!
Jetting Julia thank you so very much been watching all your vlogs non stop so informative and so honest and real. Looking forward to many more vlogs 😀👍
@@california3716 I'm so happy you find them honest and real. My goal with this channel is to be informative, fun, and authentic about my life as a flight attendant and outside of it as well. Thank you for watching and supporting my channel, it really does mean a lot to me! :)
Jetting Julia ✈️😀
When applying for crash pads is the process similar to an apartments? Do you have to pay application fees, deposit and do they check your credit score?
Good advice. Also, never get a car if you are briefly based out of NY. Cars are a budget buster in a big city and totally unnecessary.
do crew who share a crashpad have to be from the same airline?
It all depends but most of the time they can vary across different airlines!
Crash pad = Nope.
I'm long passed roommates and shared living spaces (unless it's a significant other). I can barely share a hotel room with someone else, and only then just for a few days max. Once I got my own place, there was no going back! ;-)
What platforms are used to advertise crash pads which are heavily utilized by flight attendants/pilots?
There are actually plenty of Facebook pages (search: crashpad connection, crashpad listings, and airline crash pass by city). There are also a lot of crash pad postings on bulletin boards in crew rooms at various airports
@@JettingJulia Thank you so much.
Former (many years ago) FA here, flying lots of legs this summer for pleasure. I plan to pack some Texas goodies for FA’s in my carry on. Give me good ideas on snacks, treats, that you think would be most welcome. Thanks!
I hope you have a fun summer filled with safe travels! ooooh great question, I love little hand sanitizers/lotions. We typically cannot eat home made goods, so any treats will need to come in a wrapper. We love candy, gum, mints, or $1 tips for our van drivers for our layovers. :) Thanks for watching!
@@JettingJulia thanks for the great ideas!
Is there a certain amount of time that you can be in a crash pad? Also how early can you apply to transfer bases?
It all depends on the specific crashpad and their rules! I applied for my transfer in training as soon as I got my base assignment but each airline is probably different 😊
Jetting Julia thanks girl!!
Hi Julia
how long is training?
Mine was 6 weeks but FA training ranges from 4-8 weeks usually depending on the airline.
Music.wize. what's your opinion on hip hop / rap
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I bet some creep somewhere bought all the exact same stuff you have in your condo
I love your bed. 👉🛌🛌🛌