Observing families, nervous flyers, and passengers with dietary restrictions allows cabin staff to plan meal and beverage service efficiently.
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The Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has released new mandatory fatigue‑management instructions for airlines.
Russia saw a unique aviation development this week as Pobeda Airlines (DP), a low-cost carrier owned by Aeroflot Group, conducted a live in-flight trial of a humanoid robot acting as a cabin crew assistant.
New Zealand is preparing for significant disruption as cabin crew at Air New Zealand (NZ) move toward a coordinated strike scheduled for December 8.
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Air New Zealand (NZ) cabin crew represented by the E tū union have overwhelmingly voted in favour of strike action, escalating pressure on the airline over stalled collective agreement talks.
The flight attendant workforce at American Airlines (AA) is expressing sharp dissatisfaction after the airline announced that it will no longer cover GLP-1 medications for weight management for crew members, only for those with Type 2 diabetes.
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Why airlines dim cabin lights before takeoff and landing: safety science, emergency readiness, and passenger evacuation explained.
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