How The Flight Attendant Job Began

In aviation’s early days, there was barely room for a pilot aboard those fabric and tube aircraft, much less passengers. However, by the 1920s, it had become apparent that with larger aerial vehicles carrying growing numbers of people on regular inter-city schedules, there was need for a cabin...
Kirby Harrison

Kirby Harrison is a freelance writer for The Weekly of Business Aviation, Business & Commercial Aviation and others in the Informa publishing chain.

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