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What Type Of Cabin Crew Are You?

What are you usually doing when passengers are boarding the plane?

When the passengers ask you to help put their luggage in the overhead compartment?

What do you generally before take off?

How do you react during service?

How do you react when the someone rings the call bell?

How do you react when someone asks for a coffee?

How do you react during turbulence?

What do you do when kids won't stop screaming?

Your're the Indiana Jones of the sky. You've been flying long enough to handle screaming kids and drunk passengers with one hand. You're the person the pilot will ask for help when there is an issue. Passengers request for your help only in cases of emergencies big enough. It has never happened yet, by the way. 
Your motto: No fear

The Fearless

For you flying is a dream coming true everyday. Your uniform looks like it was made for you. Your natural beauty enhanced by your uniform and your layover crewfies made you a star on social media. You're getting used to taking selfies with kids all the time. Your boyfriend is the luckiest man on earth. 
Your motto is: #Cheeeeeeeeers

The Princess

You're the IKEA master. You can setup a trolley with 4 pieces of seats and a nail. If you can't find a solution, there is no solution. Your luggage is 5 times heavier than your colleagues as you are bringing a wide range of tools to help in any circumstance. 
Your motto: The quality of Flying

The Swiss Knife

You're the Yin & Yang of flying. For you life is simple. There are flight attendants and the rest of the world. So to make life easy, people can only look for what you offer. 
Your motto: Fish or Chicken?

The Dual One

Your favourite animal is the panda & jetlag is not really your best friend. If you did not get your proper coffee before the flight, then most likely no one else will either.
Your motto: more Hide those dark circles

The Panda

You're the most experienced in the plane. You've been flying long enough to have experienced all kind of situations. You are considering your next job more with every flight.
Your motto: Stay safe

The Missing one

You are new in the game & sometimes confused about what to do, so you just try to follow your seniors as closely as possible. But, hey, that's how we all start. You've been in the company for less than a year and are not ashamed of looking at your notes time to time.
Your motto: Where do I find ... ?"

The Newbie

You're the Mrs. Doubtfire of the plane. You are fine with playing with the kids while the mother uses the washroom. Most of the passengers hoard to you for all their 'special requests'. Passengers love you for making their journey that unique. 
Your motto: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious"

The Helpful One

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