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After my Au-Pair-year I returned home and worked as German teacher at the language school. I taught german in two German companies for one year, but I understood that I was not developing. I was working as I teacher when my sister told me that she saw on the internet that a national airline was hiring. After less than a week I found myself in a testing for the airline. My initial training was about 17 weeks. The course included service, emergency procedures, medical procedures. The main emphasis was on emergency and aircraft evacuation procedures.
I fly on a narrow-bodied aircrafts, on an airbus a-320 and on Boeing 737. Since I speak German, I fly mostly to Germany unfortunately. I have to read the information in German. I have only one or two flights not to Germany per month. I have almost no layover, only reversal flights. The flights to Germany are very difficult, they are declared as flights from three hours, but in fact we fly less than three hours. There many stages of service on these flights, we offer wine in economy class. I think it’s not very fair and I don’t understand why the knowledge of an additional language is a punishment.
I have only been working for 6 months, but during this period I had several unusual situations on board. For example, It was my second flight I flew with an instructor and was very worried. This day during the flight it was a fight between two women, The situation was following. During the boarding came a girl who wanted her wedding dress was placed in the business class, she wanted also to get champagne, she was flying with the groom and friends, she was dressed in a white beautiful short dress, stood in line to the toilet and asked the flight attendant for tomato juice. When another passenger left the toilet, she accidentally touched her and the girl shed tomato juice on the dress. And a fight began the girl took an open pack of tomato juice in the kitchen and began to beat this woman. Everything was in tomato juice: toilet doors, galley equipment, my instructor. I luckily collected garbage in the economy class.
My free time I wire with my boyfriend, He is a Cuban. I’m learning to dance salsa, learning spanish
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After my Au-Pair-year I returned home and worked as German teacher at the language school. I taught German in two German companies for one year, but I felt/had the feeling that I was not developing. I was working as a teacher when my sister told me that she saw on the internet that a national airline was hiring. After less than a week I found myself in an interview/assessment for the airline. My initial training was about 17 weeks. The course included service, emergency procedures, and medical procedures. The main emphasis was on emergency and aircraft evacuation procedures.I fly on a narrow-bodied aircrafts, on an airbus a-320 and on Boeing 737. Since I speak German, I fly mostly to Germany unfortunately. I have to read the information in German. I have only one or two flights not to Germany per month. I have almost no layovers, only reversal flights. The flights to Germany are very difficult, they are claimed to be flights lasting three hours, but in fact we fly less than three hours. There many stages of service on these flights, we offer wine in economy class. I think it’s not very fair and I don’t understand why the knowledge of an additional language is a punishment.
I have only been working for 6 months, but during this period I had several unusual situations on board. For example, It was my second flight I flew with an instructor and was very worried. This day during the flight there was a fight between two women, The situation was the following: during the boarding a girl came who wanted her wedding dress to be placed in the business class, she wanted also to get champagne, she was flying with the groom and friends, she was dressed in a white beautiful short dress, stood in line to the toilet and asked the flight attendant for tomato juice. When another passenger left the toilet, she accidentally bumped into her and the girl spilt tomato juice on the dress. And a fight began: the girl took an open pack of tomato juice from the kitchen and began to beat this woman. Everything was covered in tomato juice: toilet doors, galley equipment, my instructor. I luckily collected garbage in the economy class.
In my free time I wire(?) with my boyfriend, He is a Cuban. I’m learning to dance salsa and learning spanish.
Very interesting and well written! I am not sure what you mean by "wire" in the last sentence.
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