Of course it is. Getting knocked up wasn't apart of your promise to come to work everyday. You think it's fair making your coworkers pick up the slack because you made your own personal life decision?
Flying while pregnant is perfectly safe. My mom is an airline pilot and she flew with me for many months. She also has many coworkers who have done the same.
@@madisonmorris7394 If by chance the plane takes an emergency landing or crashes then there will be a miscarriage because which baby will like iggly biggly(rotating very hard xD) in the stomach.
This is because airlines expect their FA's to be ''perfect''. And they have the right to do so. and i like it this way. If i had to choose between flying in an airlines with the classic type of FA's and an airlines where FA's are free to do whatever they want with their appareance i would choose the 1st one.
My dad works for emirates (the company on the thumbnail) and basically he got me a little version of a cabin crew outfit when I was 5 or 6 and basically I asked one day if I could wear it on the plane and he said yes, since that day I was basically nicknamed by every cabin crew I met, the mini worker
Basically you were Emirates Kid..if I'm not wrong bcoz I saw some of the videos on their official channel where they were referring the kiddos as Emirates Kid..and that was so cute..🥺
For most part i don't even see a problem with the rules, like the weight thing, you have to be able to move inside plane without getting your hips stuck between chairs, its only normal, how tf is that sexist.
Dude, I'm not slim in any way and I fit in planes just fine. In my airline, there's loads of chubby attendants, male and female. As long as we can fit in the security chair, it doesn't matter. The reason most airlines require their flight attendants to be slim is sexist, 100%.
Some Cynic Um? I’m sorry WHY exactly is that a strange requirement? I’m not sure if you’ve ever even been on a plane before, but one of the tasks of a stewardess is to make sure that the overhead bins are closed for safety reasons. You clearly haven’t done any research considering how ‘strange’ this comment is lmao.
For my airline you just have to be able to lift a 50 pound luggage bag over your head. I know of no American airline that forces you to squeeze into an overhead bin. Must be an overseas airline only thing.
I don't think any of these are too strict, mostly because people will complain about any flaw they can find to get something beneficial to them, so of course the airlines would be strict about their employees.
Julia Gungor the marriage one is also right, yea, of course not easy, but it's better for the crews and their employer, as they have to travel all the time and they won't have a balanced routine and it could affect the crew member's marriage and relatively their quality of service, that's one of the reasons that they are paid very well.
I think the weight requirement is justified. A plane can only carry so much weight. In other lines of work, it is discriminatory. But with airplanes, there are weight restrictions.
Agreed, maximum weight requirement is justified in this industry. They measure every pound of fuel and every pound of cargo going onto the plane. But such limits should be applied to all employees on aircraft, including pilots.
But some people just have heavier bones than another. For example my mom told me she was quite slim when she was younger (basically before having kids; me and my brother)... so her doctor was always surprised when she had her check-ups because she always weighted much more than she looked for... yep, heavy bones.
requiring female flight attendants to wear heels is silly and unsafe. if theres an emergency situation, the attendants will have to choose between wobbling around in heels or going barefoot :/
No doubt the heels look nice, but guess who gets to bear the burden of bunions, hallux valgo s, osteoarthritis, hammer toes & overall unappealing foot deformities?
The flight attendants don't have weight limits. They have body type and bmi limits. If they said "you must weigh under 180 pounds for loading capacity reasons," that would be a safety standard. And it would also apply to the pilots 🙄 saying "you must be proportional" means "we want you to look a certain way"
It depends what kind of weight requirements they have. Of course you should be able to move through the plane without getting stuck, but you are not a safety hazard when you are 15 kg overweight.
Back in the day, circa 1978, I went to support a friend to an 'open interview' for a new airline in the UK, I was picked out of the line, as ideal height 171/5'7" and I was at the time a dental nurse. I did not want to be a flight attendant then called a stewardess as I felt I could not deal with the time changes. My friend still reminds me of that time every time we meet, like for 40 years now!
Why is this video making such a huge deal over what are pretty much universal business attire dress rules? MOST professional jobs won't let you wear unconventional hair or hair colors, more than two rings per hand (that's generous to begin with), have visible tattoos, etc....
milkjamjuice the “court heel” shoes are a dangerous and sexist requirement. Female flight attendants who are responsible for the passengers lives will be required to go barefoot in the event of an emergency landing, because heels puncture emergency exit slides. For safety, all flight attendants SHOULD be required to wear flats. Some flight attendant unions have been fighting to get this ridiculous and unsafe dress code changed.
Flight attendants aren't professionals they're air waitresses (with survival training) that are still, in general, treated like waitresses in rural Bosnia are. Meaning that they ought to be pretty and the male customer should be given something to wank off to in the plane loo if he so chooses. Also, anyone who must wear hight heels as part of her uniform and can't replace them with flats without getting in trouble isn't a professional, they're very, very low at the corporate ladder. Same goes for make up. If you can't choose not to plaster yourself with make up you aren't a professional woman. BTW, as I was mulling over if I were too harsh on the industry, after all we all love seeing beautiful people, I read Kate's comment. So, the plane companies will sacrifice safety to have their flight attendants look sexier! (The only purpose of high heels is to make a woman taller, elongate her legs, and make her walk sexier). Enough said.
@@KateSitka I'm Navy Officer and I have to wear camo and boots: men outfit! That could be considered sexist as well because I can't show up my beauty. So, I think each job has the good and the bad.
The relationship of married attendants with their spouses could be ruined in some way. The attendant's performance could also be affected. Maybe because of longing their partners company. So that's one reason why.
@@brinettevalorie4554 The reasons that you list could apply equally to men. Then again they are ridiculous anyway. With your reasoning no married people should ever work! LOL
I don't think that the weight requirements are a problem, the airline is allowed to have weight requirements if they think it is safer, and for the people they let go, most of them may have been women. Not because of sexism, but because the women did not meet the weight requirements. The flight attendants I've seen have also been mostly women, so it would make sense that the amount of women let go compared to amount of men is proportionate to amount of women working there and amount of men. In all, the airline can do what they want with requirements, especially if nothing has been enforced.
Little fighter panda Exactly! If they're skinny to the point of it affecting their health, they should be let go. If they're overweight to the point of it really affecting their health, they should be let go.
You can be in a healthy overall condition and still be somewhat overweight. There are conditions some people have that mean they're overweight no matter how much they eat healthy and excesize because that's just what their body does.
MegaKaitouKID1412 Yep, but they're still healthy. What they really should do is get a health check up, and even then sometimes it's obvious if the person is so obese that it's either hard for them to walk, or they're too big to work in a plane.
It's not only a matter of looking good or to be able to fit in the narrow spaces between the rows of seats. It's also a matter of money : the heavier you are, the more it will require fuel for the plane. I know, it sounds silly, but quite a few companies replaced plane manuels by tablets to save weight, therefore fuel. So I'm pretty sure it goes for the flying personnel.
In my opinion almost all these rules are nice and logical. When people want to travel by plane, the most important thing for them is safety and if the flight crews can give them that feeling, they would have a relaxed journey with peace of mind. When the flight crew look neat and tidy with good hygiene with beautiful classic enhanced natural beauty, it gives feeling of trust, peace and safety to the passengers and subconsciously they feel safe and taken care of. Also knowing that they are tall enough to take care of everything when needed helps us not to worry about anything while in the flight... I travel very often and I can notice the impotence of these rules, as I've been in very good flights and not good ones as well. So I could feel the difference visibly.
@@soniquecat4745 Why are you bringing race into this? Why would you consider cornrows not "pretty hair"? And also, everyone who considers being a flight attendant won't complain over those rules, they all make sense. You're looking for a reason to be mad.
@@soniquecat4745 A nice outfit that you could work in is okay, as well as a good look, but heels are not helpful in emergency situations where you have to run, in performing CPR, delivering children, or in any other medical emergency, restraining an out of control passenger, fighting someone(s) in a hostile takeover, lifting someone over your shoulder to them carry out in an evacuation, or helping someone into a raft. (All duties of a stewardess/flight attendant). While working as a school nurse, we all had to watch a video of a supposed woman nurse practitioner who was very pretty and stylish with impeccable make-up and hair style, dealing with different medical emergencies. Along with wearing a white lab coat, she was wearing high heels on her way to an emergency. The group of nurses called out together how laughable it was that she was wearing high heels in her position. They noted how impracticable it was to wear heels in any medical or nursing role, especially when you would have to hurry to an emergency. There is no reason that an airline can't come up with stylish, classy looking shoes without high heels, which could be practical in a stewardess' line of work.
@@busyfloornurse mam they have cabin shoes..they don't wear high heels on board you know so much about the job of a cabin crew how did you missed this one....
I think the weight requirement from Air India was pretty reasonable. Since the typical aeroplane cabin is pretty small, if a flight attendant, female or male, are overweight or obese, they would have difficulty walking through the aisle.
Laura it’s just that these people are working on board for a very long time since it’s a fixed government job with Min age requirement to be 55 years. And I guess they don’t monitor the weight and grooming of their crew
It was sexist and the aisles of the aircraft are not small that is why they are called wide bodied jets. The aisles on these aircrafts are pretty wide.
1. Heels make no sense. It just increases your risk of falling. 2. There's nothing unprofessional about dreadlocks, cornrows or mohawks. Just because I don't have straight hair I can't be a flight attendant? Bullshit. 3. Why can't you be married? It might be hard to see your husband as a flight attendant, but it doesn't interfere with your job.
honestly I think the weight requirements are sort of necessary they don't do it because they are sexist but because an airplane can only hold so much weight also the lanes are really small and tight spaces
Well, I disagree. Personally, I dislike tattoos in any shape or size with or without makeup But that is not just my opinion, there are a lot of people who agree with me. When I see someone who I think looks nice/cute etc. Then I am like she looks "hot". I would give her 8/10 (Very good looking). And then I suddenly see a tattoo (even the small ones) that grade drops immediately to a 4 [(Please disappear out of my sight now (without delay)].
Not true, you (a) do not need to be married to have children. And (b) you do need to have children when you're married. There is no such law in existence in "modern" countries. And I do agree on that airlines don't want pregnant people but it's not that being or not being married will solve that issue.
It's all about the business , if they had majorly female passenger ridership then I would put mostly all male stewards to cater and pamper them for business purposes
Aside from hazing, the thing that raised my eyebrows the most was the use of BMI. Using a measurement that’s been empirically proven to be inaccurate is alarming.
The weight requirement is probably the most necessary due to the aisle width in planes and the need to be able to reach all the way to the window seat easily (given that the space between rows in coach (or as I refer to it, "steerage") is fairly slim. Also the weight requirement is also a historical holdover from early in the industry when everything was weighed, even luggage and passengers.
It AMAZES ME when people complain of "COMPANY RULES". IT IS THEIR COMPANY, and THEY MAKE UP THE RULES THEY WANT, if you do NOT LIKE IT, TOO BAD, GET OUT! They are offering you a job, DO IT AS THEY SAY, INCLUDING RULES!
Enobong Ekong i think you need to learn you're english better and they dont get treated like crap and they have a good pay so shut up because you are probably 10 or something
The comments: well these are pretty reasonable Me: how. How is having to ask permission from a company to get married reasonable. How is being fired for being pregnant reasonable. Stuffing women in overhead compartments. Literally half of these are either weird or discriminatory in some way.
I don't think the Firing is good. But I do understand that they can't work on the plane. MOST of these are quite reasonable. But ofc the stuffing is ridiculous. Though that's more of a thing the employees made up rather then the company (I think)
Asking for permission from a company to get married is only applied in the middle east, it's a very rare scenario therefore it's not a "requirement" to most people who want to become flight attendants, as the video suggests. Also the story at the beginning of the video with stuffing women in overhead compartments isnt a requirement either, it's just something that happened once and taken out of context for this video.
I don't think the weight requirement is too extreme (the air india probably is). If you have obese flight attendants, it does decrease the 'attractiveness' of flying with the airline, wether you like it or not, as well as safety issues. Flight attendants should be physically fit if they are supposed to help people survive. An obese flight attendant, regardless of gender, might potentially cause a jam inside the exits, as well as potentially not being physically fit enough to force open or even open the doors of an aircraft, which can become hard to do.
"Do you think having a weight requirement is taking things too far?" I don't know, why don't we let people bring 60 pounds of carry on luggage on as well? Any weight you add to a plane hinders its performance during takeoff, cruise, and landing. Gravity gives no fucks about your precious sensibilities. Weight requirements should extend to all passengers as well. Give people an incentive to lose that weight for a trip to Cancun. Would probably lower the obesity rate too. Why do you think there's weight limits on elevators???
All the requirements mentioned seem reasonable. I have flown on many different airlines, and the flight crew on every airline, male and female always look fresh and beautifully groomed.
The pregnancy one makes sense, if u are pregnant, there's a health risk when flying & there's a safety risk b/c flight attendants are there to keep others safe & being pregnant will get in the way. Also, many things can happen on a plane that could possibly kill an unborn child so even if the company didn't fire them, I think they would've taken a leave or quit since pregnancies last a while.
Literally no other airline has a problem with flight attendants doing the 100% normal human thing of having children, so that's no excuse. Also, women have kids and keep their jobs every single day, so no, they wouldn't've quit because of a pregnancy. In fact, supporting another human beings mean they need to retain their job more than before once they become pregnant. It's called maternity leave-- just like a random injury might necessitate leave from a job to heal, carrying around another human and then pushing it out of your vagina, something that women have to do at an average rate of 2 times in their lifetime to sustain the human population (let's be fair-- we could do to reduce that average for a while on a worldwide level, but in rich countries the birthrate often does not reach the level of sustaining the country's population so...) should get you some leave from your job.
It certainly does make sense to tell the airline you're pregnant so that you can switch to the ground crew etc. In Germany, it's against the law to fire women who are pregnant, on maternity protection (it starts 6 weeks before the estimated d.o.b and ends 8 weeks after birth) or on parental leave. Parental leave can last up to 3 years. I'm glad to live in Germany :)
@Rachel Zhao...…...If the pregnancy is normal you can fly up to 36 weeks, there is no danger to the woman nor baby. Being pregnant doesn't get in the 'way', I have worked as a flight attendant with pregnant colleagues and they work harder than some of those that are not pregnant!
I can definitely understand the pregnancy one. The Airline doesn't want to be held responsible if something were to happen to you or your baby during the flight. It's also a lot of standing, and heavy lifting, 2 things that you shouldn't be doing in excessive amounts while pregnant. Firing them was too much though.
In Europe if you get pregnant as cabin crew you’ll be grounded , you don’t lose your job. They can let you do some work on the ground ( check in , administration , etc). After giving birth you can fly again.
A lot of industries have requirements for their employees. Hospital caregivers can’t have a visible tattoo larger than 2” x 2”, Hair has to be natural in color, no bright makeup, no fake nails or chipped polish, no scented lotions or perfumes, no piercings other than a single ear piercing. As far as weight goes, you will pay A LOT more for health insurance if your BMI is greater than 24.
Well not at the hospital that I work at. I am a male midwife and I have a tattoo sleeve on my right arm my ears are pierced and I wear two diamond studs in each year, I also wear after shave lotion and this is absolutely ok with my managers and the women that I assist during labour and deliver also compliment me on how nice I smell. True the female staff are not permitted to wear fake nails nor nail polish and their nails must be short, however, they can have their hair any colour that they want and there are several midwives at work with multi coloured hair, and again they are permitted to wear perfume. As far as excessive weight goes we don't have specific weight restrictions and as we have the NHS here in the UK we don't discriminate as to who will get care.
I'm Navy officer and we also have to fit the correct BMI every year. Also the rules are not so terrible if you bear in mind that Armed Forces have Regulations for everything. I have 20 years following the rules and I'm still alive with no trauma!
The height requirement must be different for each air line bc I’m 5”0 and still got hired. We’re always in heels and there’s a little step you can step up on the seats. My airline had flight attendants literally in every shape and size.
Did you ever wonder why the airlines weigh your luggage before a flight? The same goes for an estimate of the passengers size and weight. It's called "Weight and Balance." The pilots must know how much weight they are carrying excluding the weight of the fuel so they can plan their flight plan properly. Also, when the flight attendants are moving throughout the plane they are affecting the actual actual attitude of the plane. When I was flying in the U..S. Navy the crew in the tube would run from the front of the plane to the back and then back to the front. This created a "porpoising" effect which would really upset the pilots because they had to adjust the trim of the aircraft each time we did that.
Presentation when dealing with public no matter which job, is very important in my opinion and I don't think these are weirdest things people have to do to become flight attendants. It all makes sense to me in a way.
Your JetBlue jewelry bit is incorrect. There is a size restriction on earnings, the color of our watches, the amount of rings we can wear, the amount of bracelets and even the color of our eyewear.
The last one is actually not a "requirement"; it's rather something everyone should follow. A BMI between 19 to 24.5 means the person weighs normal. below 19 means they are underweight and above 24.5 means they are overweight..
Interesting! But, may I suggest that you turn the background music down? Some of us (young blokes, too) have had multiple concussions from sports, etc., and the background noise makes it very hard to hear - and thus APPRECIATE - all of the work you've done. Thanks!, from those of us with bashed-up heads, or illness/ age-related hearing issues. Cheers!
ashton vickers the heels most stewardesses wear are really small though. I’m a stewardess trainee and we wear the smallest 3cm heels there are. Even dudes could walk in those lmao
I totally agree to the weight thing. The reason is that you need to be able to fit through the aisle. If you are overweight you can’t pass through the aisle then you are not fit enough to be a flight attendant 👩✈️👨✈️. Unfortunately those are the rules to be a flight attendant
I always thought it was funny when on a flight from Seattle to Honolulu the flight attendant would always tell us the seat cushions serve as floatation devices in the unlikely event of a water landing. We're going from Seattle to Honolulu, if the plane goes down we're going in water.
My friend applied to be a flight attendant and they weighed her. Shes roughly 5'1". They rejected her saying that she was too underweight. She had no disorders, just hyper metabolism.
I knew a lot of this stuff before I even tapped on the notification for this video bc my mom used to be a flight attendant! also really? a fucking WEIGHT requirement?! that's nuts if I owned an airline my flight attendants would need to have a weight thats healthy for their height and/or age if they were a little big boned or naturally (how do I put this without offending people...?) ch-chubby I wouldnt flip out and fire them or force them to go on a freakishly strict diet and extreme exercise rountine! that could cause some major problems (like with health and body functioning)
Also bmi is really tricky. Some people have more muscle weight which may make it seem like there overweight, but there not. I know people who are technically considered overweight, except all these people are athletes and all there weight comes from muscle
The reason for the weight requirement is for easy maneuverability. Most airplane "corridors" are quite thin, and hard to move through for overweight or "big-boned" people. If somebody is in urgent need of something, then you would have to be able to maneuver through these "corridors" quickly.
I agree with all of these requirements. Flight attendants can and should aspire to the highest possible standards of grooming. On the other hand, the requirements Qatar Airways imposed on its female attendants were unfair and I am happy they have been relaxed. Women should not be discriminated against for becoming pregnant in any sphere of activity, aviation included.
When they said the jewelry it reminded me of doctors. Doctors also can't wear massive about of make-up and jewelry. Maybe doing a video on weird doctor requirements is a good idea.
Almighty_Flare TBH a lot of jobs have strict uniforms. For doctors it's so it can't hurt the patient but for other jobs it just makes stuff look more professional
Doctor's should be wearing jewelry because they metal can cause serious infections. Especially if the jewelry is old. Plus, some patients are allergic to silver, you know.
the height and weight requirements are logical. working in confined spaces. as someone who flies a lot i'd like to see passengers weight taken into consideration. nothing worse than a person so large that they take up half my seat. this may sound nasty, but try spending a long haul flight like that. also if they are so strict about carry on/checked luggage weight limits to control plane weight or fuel requirements etc they should factor in passenger weight too.
The name of this video is misleading...why to call STRANGE requirements ALL people working with DIRECT contact with others have to fulfill?...Fields like education, health, business or security have to demand almost the same requirements for the same reasons: SERVICE. It is about the others, not about YOU.
Julia Gungor All doesn't matter the salary if you work for the service for others. Service occupations don't get you money, that's for sure, and all the onez who work for a service compañy knows it in advance.
I'm not a flight attendant but working at the airport. We have rules for shoes, makeup, jewellery and haircolour as well. Many jobs have... Some out of safety reasons (no big dangling earrings). But some are also to look 'professional' since a lot of passengers are business people. I don't really mind not wearing a bright purple lipstick or green nailpolish at work (though we are allowed to wear blue nails, matching the blue uniform) A friend who once worked for a bank wasn't allowed to wear any nailpolish at all....
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the pregnancy one is reasonable cuz you arent supposed to fly while pregnant it is dangerous for the himan being growing inside of you
Star Anon yeah but completely getting fired for being pregnant isn't fair
Of course it is. Getting knocked up wasn't apart of your promise to come to work everyday. You think it's fair making your coworkers pick up the slack because you made your own personal life decision?
Katelyn Trujillo-Destiel true
Katelyn Trujillo-Destiel you signed a contract.
matemahe what if she got raped or something?
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The training program for Emirates isn't two weeks, it's two months 😂
It's actually 5-8 weeks
@@ieatalldayandimstillhungry626 which is 2 months...
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I think that all of these are pretty reasonable except the stuffing a woman in the overhead bin part
It's not actually
They do that so that they can make sure that their employees can fit in small spaces in case of an emergency.
Flying while pregnant is perfectly safe. My mom is an airline pilot and she flew with me for many months. She also has many coworkers who have done the same.
@@madisonmorris7394 but she was a pilot.
now they have a story to tell when they go out drinking with their friends
@@madisonmorris7394 If by chance the plane takes an emergency landing or crashes then there will be a miscarriage because which baby will like iggly biggly(rotating very hard xD) in the stomach.
Actually these all make sense.
Nam Yeon-in None of these requirements are racist.
Nam Yeon-in which ones?
This is because airlines expect their FA's to be ''perfect''. And they have the right to do so. and i like it this way. If i had to choose between flying in an airlines with the classic type of FA's and an airlines where FA's are free to do whatever they want with their appareance i would choose the 1st one.
Yea? You try running around in high heels or day
No way most of them dont
My dad works for emirates (the company on the thumbnail) and basically he got me a little version of a cabin crew outfit when I was 5 or 6 and basically I asked one day if I could wear it on the plane and he said yes, since that day I was basically nicknamed by every cabin crew I met, the mini worker
This is so cute!
Basically you were Emirates Kid..if I'm not wrong bcoz I saw some of the videos on their official channel where they were referring the kiddos as Emirates Kid..and that was so cute..🥺
@@megha1827 Yes!! That was meee
@@megha1827 I’m a lot older now though ahah (then I was aged 5-8 and now I’m 11)
@@soyyb3an126 🥺lucky..🥺
For most part i don't even see a problem with the rules, like the weight thing, you have to be able to move inside plane without getting your hips stuck between chairs, its only normal, how tf is that sexist.
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Dude, I'm not slim in any way and I fit in planes just fine. In my airline, there's loads of chubby attendants, male and female. As long as we can fit in the security chair, it doesn't matter. The reason most airlines require their flight attendants to be slim is sexist, 100%.
it would only be sexist if they would hire men who are fat.
Because some women just have wide hips and doesn't have to be fat.
@Bob Derple Um...what? This has nothing to do with hips.
jeenie weenie did a way better job at explaining flight attendant stuff
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@@Dit1160But true. As a former flight attendant, she makes it make sense and can explain why it is the way it is.
The people who complain about these rules are people that are never even considering a career as a flight attendant.
I missed out because of height 🤷🏼♀️
@@jessicabourke5453
How tall are you ?
Very true!
Lmao lol
The teeth will no gaps rules kinda sucks though. I actually have no control over that. Guess I can’t be a flight attendant 🥺
Top ten STRANGEST requirements for being a flight attendant:
Number 1: You must be able to reach the overhead bins!
Some Cynic Um? I’m sorry WHY exactly is that a strange requirement? I’m not sure if you’ve ever even been on a plane before, but one of the tasks of a stewardess is to make sure that the overhead bins are closed for safety reasons. You clearly haven’t done any research considering how ‘strange’ this comment is lmao.
@@ash-gw7es it's just a reference to how the video called it "strange" while most of them are pretty resonable.
ash He has cynic in the name.
For my airline you just have to be able to lift a 50 pound luggage bag over your head. I know of no American airline that forces you to squeeze into an overhead bin. Must be an overseas airline only thing.
ash Maybe you should research sarcasm?
I don't think any of these are too strict, mostly because people will complain about any flaw they can find to get something beneficial to them, so of course the airlines would be strict about their employees.
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Nam Yeon-in which one is racist?
Julia Gungor the marriage one is also right, yea, of course not easy, but it's better for the crews and their employer, as they have to travel all the time and they won't have a balanced routine and it could affect the crew member's marriage and relatively their quality of service, that's one of the reasons that they are paid very well.
"At Emirates Airline, they put a lot of emphasis on the way their attendants look"
Yeah, I can already see that.
I think the weight requirement is justified. A plane can only carry so much weight. In other lines of work, it is discriminatory. But with airplanes, there are weight restrictions.
Oh I thought it was so they could walk through the aisles in the pane because the aisles are super skinny
Agreed, maximum weight requirement is justified in this industry. They measure every pound of fuel and every pound of cargo going onto the plane.
But such limits should be applied to all employees on aircraft, including pilots.
But some people just have heavier bones than another. For example my mom told me she was quite slim when she was younger (basically before having kids; me and my brother)... so her doctor was always surprised when she had her check-ups because she always weighted much more than she looked for... yep, heavy bones.
Simmie X Then in that case you shouldn’t be a flight attendant
MarvelousMavika I’m just saying that heavy doesn’t always equal fat.
Nobody:
China:*shoves attendants into overhead bins*
I wonder if Britney did this for the song Toxic
The married rule is insane! Whose business is it if you date or are married?!
This is an other culture country, we can't judge them :(
married means that you will get pregnant and not be able to work. further more i dont want to see a pregnant flight attendant.
Flight attendants also have to be away from their home for days and if they are married, it can be really difficult for them.
@Emily Cooper 😂😂
With that attitude, you can’t even board a plane let alone being a flight attendant!😅
@@alsadacharlton762 We don't care what you want to see. Also, there are married people who don't want kids
Damn, I have a whole new respect for flight attendants
requiring female flight attendants to wear heels is silly and unsafe. if theres an emergency situation, the attendants will have to choose between wobbling around in heels or going barefoot :/
I was thinking the same. Something like flats would be just as professional (not to mention comfortable) and far more logical.
No doubt the heels look nice, but guess who gets to bear the burden of bunions, hallux valgo s, osteoarthritis, hammer toes & overall unappealing foot deformities?
the weight and height requirement is sensible for safety reasons. just lie on a boat, airplanes have weight limits.
The flight attendants don't have weight limits. They have body type and bmi limits. If they said "you must weigh under 180 pounds for loading capacity reasons," that would be a safety standard. And it would also apply to the pilots 🙄 saying "you must be proportional" means "we want you to look a certain way"
It depends what kind of weight requirements they have. Of course you should be able to move through the plane without getting stuck, but you are not a safety hazard when you are 15 kg overweight.
Back in the day, circa 1978, I went to support a friend to an 'open interview' for a new airline in the UK, I was picked out of the line, as ideal height 171/5'7" and I was at the time a dental nurse. I did not want to be a flight attendant then called a stewardess as I felt I could not deal with the time changes. My friend still reminds me of that time every time we meet, like for 40 years now!
Why is this video making such a huge deal over what are pretty much universal business attire dress rules? MOST professional jobs won't let you wear unconventional hair or hair colors, more than two rings per hand (that's generous to begin with), have visible tattoos, etc....
milkjamjuice the “court heel” shoes are a dangerous and sexist requirement. Female flight attendants who are responsible for the passengers lives will be required to go barefoot in the event of an emergency landing, because heels puncture emergency exit slides.
For safety, all flight attendants SHOULD be required to wear flats.
Some flight attendant unions have been fighting to get this ridiculous and unsafe dress code changed.
Flight attendants aren't professionals they're air waitresses (with survival training) that are still, in general, treated like waitresses in rural Bosnia are. Meaning that they ought to be pretty and the male customer should be given something to wank off to in the plane loo if he so chooses.
Also, anyone who must wear hight heels as part of her uniform and can't replace them with flats without getting in trouble isn't a professional, they're very, very low at the corporate ladder.
Same goes for make up. If you can't choose not to plaster yourself with make up you aren't a professional woman.
BTW, as I was mulling over if I were too harsh on the industry, after all we all love seeing beautiful people, I read Kate's comment. So, the plane companies will sacrifice safety to have their flight attendants look sexier! (The only purpose of high heels is to make a woman taller, elongate her legs, and make her walk sexier). Enough said.
Name 5 companies that don’t allow more than 2 rings per hand...and go!
@@KateSitka I'm Navy Officer and I have to wear camo and boots: men outfit! That could be considered sexist as well because I can't show up my beauty. So, I think each job has the good and the bad.
Making money.
Okay why tf cant a married woman work for Qatar airlines? This is ridiculous 😭 yo Arab men just wanna hit on these chicks without feeling guilty
In your experience arab men have guilt when hitting on married women?
Mariam it not there fault
The relationship of married attendants with their spouses could be ruined in some way.
The attendant's performance could also be affected.
Maybe because of longing their partners company.
So that's one reason why.
@@brinettevalorie4554 The reasons that you list could apply equally to men. Then again they are ridiculous anyway. With your reasoning no married people should ever work! LOL
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Yup, that's why I said 'married attendants' ;P
I don't think that the weight requirements are a problem, the airline is allowed to have weight requirements if they think it is safer, and for the people they let go, most of them may have been women. Not because of sexism, but because the women did not meet the weight requirements. The flight attendants I've seen have also been mostly women, so it would make sense that the amount of women let go compared to amount of men is proportionate to amount of women working there and amount of men. In all, the airline can do what they want with requirements, especially if nothing has been enforced.
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Exactly! If they're skinny to the point of it affecting their health, they should be let go. If they're overweight to the point of it really affecting their health, they should be let go.
Ofc they are right but special snow flakes are offended.
You can be in a healthy overall condition and still be somewhat overweight. There are conditions some people have that mean they're overweight no matter how much they eat healthy and excesize because that's just what their body does.
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Yep, but they're still healthy.
What they really should do is get a health check up, and even then sometimes it's obvious if the person is so obese that it's either hard for them to walk, or they're too big to work in a plane.
It's not only a matter of looking good or to be able to fit in the narrow spaces between the rows of seats. It's also a matter of money : the heavier you are, the more it will require fuel for the plane. I know, it sounds silly, but quite a few companies replaced plane manuels by tablets to save weight, therefore fuel. So I'm pretty sure it goes for the flying personnel.
In my opinion almost all these rules are nice and logical. When people want to travel by plane, the most important thing for them is safety and if the flight crews can give them that feeling, they would have a relaxed journey with peace of mind. When the flight crew look neat and tidy with good hygiene with beautiful classic enhanced natural beauty, it gives feeling of trust, peace and safety to the passengers and subconsciously they feel safe and taken care of. Also knowing that they are tall enough to take care of everything when needed helps us not to worry about anything while in the flight... I travel very often and I can notice the impotence of these rules, as I've been in very good flights and not good ones as well. So I could feel the difference visibly.
So if the flight attendant did not wear heals or had cornrows instead of weave, all of the sudden your life would be in danger?
@@soniquecat4745 Why are you bringing race into this? Why would you consider cornrows not "pretty hair"? And also, everyone who considers being a flight attendant won't complain over those rules, they all make sense. You're looking for a reason to be mad.
@@soniquecat4745 A nice outfit that you could work in is okay, as well as a good look, but heels are not helpful in emergency situations where you have to run, in performing CPR, delivering children, or in any other medical emergency, restraining an out of control passenger, fighting someone(s) in a hostile takeover, lifting someone over your shoulder to them carry out in an evacuation, or helping someone into a raft. (All duties of a stewardess/flight attendant). While working as a school nurse, we all had to watch a video of a supposed woman nurse practitioner who was very pretty and stylish with impeccable make-up and hair style, dealing with different medical emergencies. Along with wearing a white lab coat, she was wearing high heels on her way to an emergency. The group of nurses called out together how laughable it was that she was wearing high heels in her position. They noted how impracticable it was to wear heels in any medical or nursing role, especially when you would have to hurry to an emergency. There is no reason that an airline can't come up with stylish, classy looking shoes without high heels, which could be practical in a stewardess' line of work.
@@busyfloornurse mam they have cabin shoes..they don't wear high heels on board you know so much about the job of a cabin crew how did you missed this one....
I think the weight requirement from Air India was pretty reasonable. Since the typical aeroplane cabin is pretty small, if a flight attendant, female or male, are overweight or obese, they would have difficulty walking through the aisle.
Laura it’s just that these people are working on board for a very long time since it’s a fixed government job with Min age requirement to be 55 years. And I guess they don’t monitor the weight and grooming of their crew
It was sexist and the aisles of the aircraft are not small that is why they are called wide bodied jets. The aisles on these aircrafts are pretty wide.
@@nazarethp9248 show me the sexist, I cant find it anywhere.
@@nazarethp9248 the wide body is to make the passengers comfy we dont need a log plugging the aisles
@@nazarethp9248That's not what wide body means.
Perhaps you should rename the video:
10 LOGICAL requirements to work as flight attendants.
Antonio Ferrer true lol
Heels are not logical whatsoever. Sensible flats, yes. Not allowed to get married? Stupid.
1. Heels make no sense. It just increases your risk of falling.
2. There's nothing unprofessional about dreadlocks, cornrows or mohawks. Just because I don't have straight hair I can't be a flight attendant? Bullshit.
3. Why can't you be married? It might be hard to see your husband as a flight attendant, but it doesn't interfere with your job.
Some of them are pretty strange and discriminatory.
Video starts at 0:43 if you wanna skip the intro
honestly I think the weight requirements are sort of necessary they don't do it because they are sexist but because an airplane can only hold so much weight also the lanes are really small and tight spaces
And think of how a person with morbid obesity (or anorexia) would be moving around, handling luggage and surviving emergency...
I love to see flight attendants that are always put together. They look very professional and it makes you feel that you are the part of that luxury.
Am I the only one who likes these videos because it’s like researching a job without effort
It’s so cool and keeps me subscribing
A requirement is to actually be tall and beautiful
That is actually true, so that the passengers feel safe
lol
L R ...... oh my god that is a horrible and rude thing to say.... no one is perfect and your obiously not... #beforeyouspeak
Mary SaysHey hahahaha I would feel safe and would not mind to die next to a pretty fight attender
its not that u wouldn't mind, its that you would feel more secure during the flight
psychology says :)
L R okay, i'm offended
That's it! I'm not becoming a flight attendant because my teeth are crooked and I don't want to wear makeup.
You don't have to have straight teeth to ba accepted,you can do anything you want,and if you are really worried about it,you can try medical Braces!
I don't see any problem with any of that ! :)
Same here! Seems pretty reasonable to me
+Julia Gungor Yes Julia the marriage one., Because one way or another they will wind up getting pregnant which airlines sure don't want.,
I don't believe that small tattoos bother anyone, especially if you are willing to hide them with make up
Well, I disagree. Personally, I dislike tattoos in any shape or size with or without makeup But that is not just my opinion, there are a lot of people who agree with me. When I see someone who I think looks nice/cute etc. Then I am like she looks "hot". I would give her 8/10 (Very good looking). And then I suddenly see a tattoo (even the small ones) that grade drops immediately to a 4 [(Please disappear out of my sight now (without delay)].
Not true, you (a) do not need to be married to have children. And (b) you do need to have children when you're married. There is no such law in existence in "modern" countries. And I do agree on that airlines don't want pregnant people but it's not that being or not being married will solve that issue.
I feel like the CEO of Qatar Airlines just wants to make the attendants available for the male passangers
Yes
No they just want to be available to come on flights
It's all about the business , if they had majorly female passenger ridership then I would put mostly all male stewards to cater and pamper them for business purposes
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Aside from hazing, the thing that raised my eyebrows the most was the use of BMI. Using a measurement that’s been empirically proven to be inaccurate is alarming.
The weight requirement is probably the most necessary due to the aisle width in planes and the need to be able to reach all the way to the window seat easily (given that the space between rows in coach (or as I refer to it, "steerage") is fairly slim. Also the weight requirement is also a historical holdover from early in the industry when everything was weighed, even luggage and passengers.
It AMAZES ME when people complain of "COMPANY RULES". IT IS THEIR COMPANY, and THEY MAKE UP THE RULES THEY WANT, if you do NOT LIKE IT, TOO BAD, GET OUT! They are offering you a job, DO IT AS THEY SAY, INCLUDING RULES!
The teeth will no gaps rule kinda sucks though. I actually have no control over that. 🥺
@@kiaskeys6182 you could get braces
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Naomi Rachel they getvtreated like crap and arwnt paid well
Enobong Ekong i think you need to learn you're english better and they dont get treated like crap and they have a good pay so shut up because you are probably 10 or something
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The comments: well these are pretty reasonable
Me: how. How is having to ask permission from a company to get married reasonable. How is being fired for being pregnant reasonable. Stuffing women in overhead compartments. Literally half of these are either weird or discriminatory in some way.
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Right?? wtf is wrong with these ppl.. I'm thinking they are the ones putting up the rules or airlines representatives or something. This is bs!
I don't think the Firing is good. But I do understand that they can't work on the plane. MOST of these are quite reasonable. But ofc the stuffing is ridiculous. Though that's more of a thing the employees made up rather then the company (I think)
Asking for permission from a company to get married is only applied in the middle east, it's a very rare scenario therefore it's not a "requirement" to most people who want to become flight attendants, as the video suggests. Also the story at the beginning of the video with stuffing women in overhead compartments isnt a requirement either, it's just something that happened once and taken out of context for this video.
I think if you are overweight to the point where you can't perform your job to the best of your ability then yes you shouldn't be in your job.
Yup and their body might hit the passengers while passing through!😂😅
I don't think the weight requirement is too extreme (the air india probably is). If you have obese flight attendants, it does decrease the 'attractiveness' of flying with the airline, wether you like it or not, as well as safety issues. Flight attendants should be physically fit if they are supposed to help people survive. An obese flight attendant, regardless of gender, might potentially cause a jam inside the exits, as well as potentially not being physically fit enough to force open or even open the doors of an aircraft, which can become hard to do.
"Do you think having a weight requirement is taking things too far?" I don't know, why don't we let people bring 60 pounds of carry on luggage on as well? Any weight you add to a plane hinders its performance during takeoff, cruise, and landing. Gravity gives no fucks about your precious sensibilities. Weight requirements should extend to all passengers as well. Give people an incentive to lose that weight for a trip to Cancun. Would probably lower the obesity rate too. Why do you think there's weight limits on elevators???
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Well said! People become touchy when it comes to body image but when it comes to safety sometimes a healthy weight is beneficial
This comment was probably the best I've read in a long time
All the requirements mentioned seem reasonable. I have flown on many different airlines, and the flight crew on every airline, male and female always look fresh and beautifully groomed.
I actually understand the no tattoos or piercings. It makes them look a lot more professional.
tbh non of the rules are too strict. some loosened rules kinda bothers me since it's nice to have them all look the same or similar
4 rings is strict? you only have 8 total fingers you can put rings on, how is that strict
but most people have 10 so only 6 fingers will be ring less
Never heard of a thumb ring?
Uff why would you put 4+rings while u r working?
I think that would be pretty uncomfortable. especially in this kind of work...😐
One time I was on a flight and I was in the back row, and the two flight attendants were gossiping with each other about some boy 😂
Yay new video!
The pregnancy one makes sense, if u are pregnant, there's a health risk when flying & there's a safety risk b/c flight attendants are there to keep others safe & being pregnant will get in the way. Also, many things can happen on a plane that could possibly kill an unborn child so even if the company didn't fire them, I think they would've taken a leave or quit since pregnancies last a while.
Literally no other airline has a problem with flight attendants doing the 100% normal human thing of having children, so that's no excuse. Also, women have kids and keep their jobs every single day, so no, they wouldn't've quit because of a pregnancy. In fact, supporting another human beings mean they need to retain their job more than before once they become pregnant.
It's called maternity leave-- just like a random injury might necessitate leave from a job to heal, carrying around another human and then pushing it out of your vagina, something that women have to do at an average rate of 2 times in their lifetime to sustain the human population (let's be fair-- we could do to reduce that average for a while on a worldwide level, but in rich countries the birthrate often does not reach the level of sustaining the country's population so...) should get you some leave from your job.
It certainly does make sense to tell the airline you're pregnant so that you can switch to the ground crew etc. In Germany, it's against the law to fire women who are pregnant, on maternity protection (it starts 6 weeks before the estimated d.o.b and ends 8 weeks after birth) or on parental leave. Parental leave can last up to 3 years. I'm glad to live in Germany :)
In the Navy if you get pregnant, you'll go immediately to a base. It's about Mom and Baby health.
a 'normal' job wouldn't affect the baby the same way as a high altitude (different air pressure) job would
@Rachel Zhao...…...If the pregnancy is normal you can fly up to 36 weeks, there is no danger to the woman nor baby. Being pregnant doesn't get in the 'way', I have worked as a flight attendant with pregnant colleagues and they work harder than some of those that are not pregnant!
Uhm, I can't believe this channel got 3million subscribers
7 now
i recently flew with Emerits and it was great, the flight atendents were so nice and they were also really pretty
I've seen some chunky flight attendants in my travel journeys; mostly US airlines
I agree to all of these requirements, I went through all of them before I was hired as a flight attendant. Loved my job every second.
I can definitely understand the pregnancy one. The Airline doesn't want to be held responsible if something were to happen to you or your baby during the flight. It's also a lot of standing, and heavy lifting, 2 things that you shouldn't be doing in excessive amounts while pregnant. Firing them was too much though.
In Europe if you get pregnant as cabin crew you’ll be grounded , you don’t lose your job. They can let you do some work on the ground ( check in , administration , etc). After giving birth you can fly again.
9:27 that third girl is just looking at us like: HELP ME IM SUFFERING!!
And now my dream of being a flight attendant is ruined.
I'm too short
A lot of industries have requirements for their employees. Hospital caregivers can’t have a visible tattoo larger than 2” x 2”, Hair has to be natural in color, no bright makeup, no fake nails or chipped polish, no scented lotions or perfumes, no piercings other than a single ear piercing. As far as weight goes, you will pay A LOT more for health insurance if your BMI is greater than 24.
Well not at the hospital that I work at. I am a male midwife and I have a tattoo sleeve on my right arm my ears are pierced and I wear two diamond studs in each year, I also wear after shave lotion and this is absolutely ok with my managers and the women that I assist during labour and deliver also compliment me on how nice I smell. True the female staff are not permitted to wear fake nails nor nail polish and their nails must be short, however, they can have their hair any colour that they want and there are several midwives at work with multi coloured hair, and again they are permitted to wear perfume. As far as excessive weight goes we don't have specific weight restrictions and as we have the NHS here in the UK we don't discriminate as to who will get care.
"A total of four rings in total"
I'm Navy officer and we also have to fit the correct BMI every year. Also the rules are not so terrible if you bear in mind that Armed Forces have Regulations for everything. I have 20 years following the rules and I'm still alive with no trauma!
do you ever just look at a comment and think why you didn't write that ._.
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The height requirement must be different for each air line bc I’m 5”0 and still got hired. We’re always in heels and there’s a little step you can step up on the seats. My airline had flight attendants literally in every shape and size.
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Dress regulations and requirements of flight attendants are the same as in the military
Did you ever wonder why the airlines weigh your luggage before a flight? The same goes for an estimate of the passengers size and weight. It's called "Weight and Balance." The pilots must know how much weight they are carrying excluding the weight of the fuel so they can plan their flight plan properly. Also, when the flight attendants are moving throughout the plane they are affecting the actual actual attitude of the plane. When I was flying in the U..S. Navy the crew in the tube would run from the front of the plane to the back and then back to the front. This created a "porpoising" effect which would really upset the pilots because they had to adjust the trim of the aircraft each time we did that.
The stuffing of overhead bins is a joke, it wasn’t a requirement. But what the men did to the women was definitely wrong.
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All these rwquirements perfectly reasonable. I think the Emirates staff especially are stunning (I've flown with them the most)
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what does that even mean? besides, she'd fail the weight stuff immediately
gigimc basically,be god. understand?
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Presentation when dealing with public no matter which job, is very important in my opinion and I don't think these are weirdest things people have to do to become flight attendants. It all makes sense to me in a way.
Your JetBlue jewelry bit is incorrect. There is a size restriction on earnings, the color of our watches, the amount of rings we can wear, the amount of bracelets and even the color of our eyewear.
"size restriction on earnings". Freudian slip? LOL
The last one is actually not a "requirement"; it's rather something everyone should follow. A BMI between 19 to 24.5 means the person weighs normal. below 19 means they are underweight and above 24.5 means they are overweight..
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Interesting! But, may I suggest that you turn the background music down? Some of us (young blokes, too) have had multiple concussions from sports, etc., and the background noise makes it very hard to hear - and thus APPRECIATE - all of the work you've done. Thanks!, from those of us with bashed-up heads, or illness/ age-related hearing issues. Cheers!
Well I couldn't be a flight attendant I really can't walk in heels
ashton vickers the heels most stewardesses wear are really small though. I’m a stewardess trainee and we wear the smallest 3cm heels there are. Even dudes could walk in those lmao
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I think these all sound normal and not ridiculous
I totally agree to the weight thing. The reason is that you need to be able to fit through the aisle. If you are overweight you can’t pass through the aisle then you are not fit enough to be a flight attendant 👩✈️👨✈️. Unfortunately those are the rules to be a flight attendant
Would love to be a sexy flight attendant but I'm too fat
Skinny doesn't mean sexy and you are stunning!!
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same here hahaha
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And fat is never sexy.
I always thought it was funny when on a flight from Seattle to Honolulu the flight attendant would always tell us the seat cushions serve as floatation devices in the unlikely event of a water landing. We're going from Seattle to Honolulu, if the plane goes down we're going in water.
Weight restrictions are because if the weight of flight attendant is more the aeroplane also weight more which eventually burn more jet fuel
Thanx for information...
The marriage one is strict but the rest are understandable.
My friend applied to be a flight attendant and they weighed her. Shes roughly 5'1". They rejected her saying that she was too underweight. She had no disorders, just hyper metabolism.
I knew a lot of this stuff before I even tapped on the notification for this video bc my mom used to be a flight attendant! also really? a fucking WEIGHT requirement?! that's nuts if I owned an airline my flight attendants would need to have a weight thats healthy for their height and/or age if they were a little big boned or naturally (how do I put this without offending people...?) ch-chubby I wouldnt flip out and fire them or force them to go on a freakishly strict diet and extreme exercise rountine! that could cause some major problems (like with health and body functioning)
Also bmi is really tricky. Some people have more muscle weight which may make it seem like there overweight, but there not. I know people who are technically considered overweight, except all these people are athletes and all there weight comes from muscle
Oh please any normal, balanced diet and exercise routine is extreme to fat fucks who like stuffing their face all day. You would know
The reason for the weight requirement is for easy maneuverability. Most airplane "corridors" are quite thin, and hard to move through for overweight or "big-boned" people. If somebody is in urgent need of something, then you would have to be able to maneuver through these "corridors" quickly.
I agree with all of these requirements. Flight attendants can and should aspire to the highest possible standards of grooming. On the other hand, the requirements Qatar Airways imposed on its female attendants were unfair and I am happy they have been relaxed. Women should not be discriminated against for becoming pregnant in any sphere of activity, aviation included.
When they said the jewelry it reminded me of doctors. Doctors also can't wear massive about of make-up and jewelry. Maybe doing a video on weird doctor requirements is a good idea.
Why do you need any of that in the office? I'm curious
Because if any make up/jewelry somehow gets into a patient, it can be VERY dangerous.
Almighty_Flare TBH a lot of jobs have strict uniforms. For doctors it's so it can't hurt the patient but for other jobs it just makes stuff look more professional
Doctor's should be wearing jewelry because they metal can cause serious infections. Especially if the jewelry is old. Plus, some patients are allergic to silver, you know.
I meant why would anyone need to wear a bunch of makeup and jewelry in the office? I probably could've worded that better
the height and weight requirements are logical. working in confined spaces. as someone who flies a lot i'd like to see passengers weight taken into consideration. nothing worse than a person so large that they take up half my seat. this may sound nasty, but try spending a long haul flight like that. also if they are so strict about carry on/checked luggage weight limits to control plane weight or fuel requirements etc they should factor in passenger weight too.
The name of this video is misleading...why to call STRANGE requirements ALL people working with DIRECT contact with others have to fulfill?...Fields like education, health, business or security have to demand almost the same requirements for the same reasons: SERVICE. It is about the others, not about YOU.
Of course! Yet people complain because they are selfish bastards.
Julia Gungor Of course that's extrange...It only means this video is MISLEADING, as I said.
Janed Herrera indeed! That's why they are being paid well👍🏻
Julia Gungor All doesn't matter the salary if you work for the service for others. Service occupations don't get you money, that's for sure, and all the onez who work for a service compañy knows it in advance.
Janed Herrera oh! I didn't know that... 🤔
I think its right bez when we look at the flight attendant we fell they are so perfect
They left out the reasons for most of the so called "discrimination". The richest made a much better video on this
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I'm not a flight attendant but working at the airport. We have rules for shoes, makeup, jewellery and haircolour as well. Many jobs have... Some out of safety reasons (no big dangling earrings). But some are also to look 'professional' since a lot of passengers are business people. I don't really mind not wearing a bright purple lipstick or green nailpolish at work (though we are allowed to wear blue nails, matching the blue uniform) A friend who once worked for a bank wasn't allowed to wear any nailpolish at all....
My mum was an international flight attendant. I wanna see if theses rules applied to her or if they are just someones opinion