MY CABIN CREW STORY | working in Qatar Airways | why I resigned
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- Опубликовано: 21 сен 2024
- Hi my loves!
I've been promising you this video for over a year. Well, I couldn't really make myself to do it and digest everything in one seating. Until now.
I'm sharing my whole cabin crew journey, how it started in 2017 and how it ended in 2020.
Thank you for your support and patience with me.
Love you!
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Dear Adriana, I want to hug you and thank you for such an insightful video! I just cannot agree more with everything you said. I was nodding all the time how relatable your experience is to mine. I have worked for another Middle East airline (you know which one) and it was more or less the same. Tbh, now it makes me cringe all these cabin crew influencers who totally brainwash people that this job is just about ''trAveLLinG tHE wORld'' with your fancy hat on your head. Yes, you do travel and get a chance to see nice places, but it's so so far from the image, which is pushed on social media. For example, in New York you get only 24 hours layover (i.e. ~22 after you reach the hotel) when the flight is nearly 14hrs! You're exhausted, your body clock is completely messed up, never sleep and eat at the same time. Not even mentioning dirty passengers who coughing in your face without covering their mouths, throwing up on your skirt, touching you without your permission with their unwashed hands for hours, leaving toilets gross af. And sick policy is so lame. If you're sick, it's always your fault, because ''you're not managing your health properly''. So, if a nauseous child on a flight throws up on me and I get infected and unwell, how come is it my fault lol? People dream about this job when they're stuck in the offices and don't realise that after you work as cabin crew for a while, you start dreaming of a stable job, where you can have your lunch at the same time, sleep during the night and just have peaceful state of mind. Sorry for a long talk and thanks for sharing your story again! Much love to you!
This is so well written. 😥 I'm very sorry that you went through the similar thing. I just wish more crew talked about it openly. I don't follow any crew influencers on IG bc of how toxic is deceiving the reality of the job in ME.
And the layover timings were just worse after adopting EATA rules. We had 22 hrs layover after 16,5 hrs polar flight to LAX! People were complaining, filing fatigue reports and they did nothing (they moved us to airport hotel only so we saved time on transport)
@@adrianaluptak3832 Oh girl, tell me about it... These fatigue reports are also always turned against you. If you're fatigued, it means you're not managing to rest properly, maybe you're ''going out'' instead of sleeping and so on. It always your fault and at the end of the day you'll hear that if you cannot handle the job, there is the queue behind the doors just waiting to take your place.
@@adrianaluptak3832 Hii Adriana You are such a brave person.
Thank u so much for telling the truth.😊💙
Kindly just tell me if we quit after 2 year In Qatar Airways how much money (fine)we have to pay to the Airline?
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As a former cabin crew with PTSD and depression I can understand what you could have gone through mentally(and physically)...more power to you girl,it takes a lot of courage to tell your story.. subscribed 🥂
I'm very sorry about your PTSD 😔 I wish you a successful healing
As an ex crew and diagnosed with depression i can say that if you fly (refers to women) you have to check your thyroid hormones. They got affected from flying. I am on hormones and feel much better now. Thank you for sharing your story
Thank you Adriana for your honesty. It takes so much courage to tell your story and it is much appreciated.❤
Hey im ex cabin crew and i can relate to you in every aspect you described how your life was and im glad your healthy and happy now ❤ more power to you
2 days ago I travelled to another city for Emirates assessment day unfortunately got eliminated at first group discussion and I was wondering where I went wrong because I'm meeting 100% criteria but now after watching your video I realized that whatever happened is blessing, late realization but now I know this job is not for me being a person who loves her family and can't function without proper rest and meals. Thank u so much for honest dipiction of this so called dream Job.💕💕
I'm truly believing that it was a blessing for you not to be hired! Wishing you lots of success in your life ❤️
@@adrianaluptak3832 thanks a lot💕💕
Is it the same problem working for emirates ?
Based on your first name Aqsa you're Muslim and if you're a practicing Muslim you know you should not serve alcohol. So yes it's a blessing in disguise. The second reason you did not get hired is because you had a personality. These airlines (Emirates, Qatar) want cabin crew they can groom into their own standards.
@@GK-nc6rh so is it that we need to be a blank paper for them to get hired? I had fail 3 times for the 2nd group discussion. hope to see your answer.
I am a cabin crew, working for a major carrier, and I must say that being a cabin crew is NOT for everyone, it is NOT easy and you either love it or hate it. This is not only about going to exotic places and getting to fly, this is about service, is about passengers (the good and the bad), is about colleagues (the good and the bad), is about company policies (stupid and great ones), and overall everything else, it is about inflight SAFETY and not for you to take selfies in your uniform only. If you fly in a company which *actually cares* about you, then you will not stop flying EVER. It is addictive. Period. I would love for young newcomers to stop believing that Emirates, Qatar and Etihad are the real deal and to actually start pursuing realistic companies which do not pursue you for the slightest thing like these do.
Supervisors have to be there for you and the flight performance, seniors are there for their team, and cabin crew are there for passengers safety mainly, not focus primarily in service.
Stop falling for the uniforms and the looks, find the real places that actually care about their people.
Exactly a lot of them getting into it for thr glamour life and selfies for social media
Every word well & truly said!
You're a true fighter, also your story is so touching and I'm happy that you're feeling way better after quitting that hell of a job. and your English is really good, you don't have to feel sorry about your accent or anything, also I'm sorry for all the pain and suffering that you've been through and I hope the rest of your life is fulfilled with love and care.
Found this video after watching Josh video on his recent Qatar flight experience. I am shocked to hear how they treated you! What an experience, I hope you have learned from this, got stronger from it and can find a better future! Every experience makes you stronger somehow. On my last year flight AMS to SIN on SQ, a younger Singaporean stewardess I was talking to and another steward about the airlines and staff experience during and after the pandemic, she told she was with Qatar and I think she got retrenched, but was now with SIA and was kind of training the younger steward. I am happy she is with SIA now, and I hope she is happy too, after hearing your experiences, it is such a toxic environment there............I wish you much Happiness in your future! Rememeber Happiness is an attitude (not something to be found in some place)........
I’m one of the guys who will become a CCM after two months, so when I watch your video now, I tell myself OMG it I’ll be so tough to encounter all of these thing on board. To me, I don’t plan to spend my whole life as a CCM but sometimes things doesn’t go like you want and you seek for a money to live and settle. Adding to that, travelling always be my favourite option and that was a major reason to push me ahead.
You’re so beautiful girl, I really appreciate your tears 😢 because it tell us the truth.
Thanks for opening your heart to us ❤
God bless you ADRIANA ❤
All the best to you Adriana. Although I m not a cabin crew but I can feel the struggles. I have so many friends working as a crew they all told me the stories. It's a give and take job. All the best to you in your future undertakings.
Adriana thank you for this video and so glad you survive and your English is excellent!!
There are so many things behind the scenes as we all cabin crew know exactly how it goes, but also it is a fact that flying is not for everybody, definitely not for you or at least not in any of the airlines from the Middle East (because the pressure is the same)maybe try hospitality but in another field, options are endless, I really hope you are fully recover now and that chapter of your life where you explored the world, will be always in your memories next to your heart..big hughs
You're a true queen in every sense of the word. Your strength, grace, and kindness make the world a better place. Keep reigning supreme, my dear!
We cabin crew have it so hard. Mental health is of utmost importance. U took the right decision.even I’m leaving. Hope u are better now.
With everything you’ve been through, I’m glad you didn’t lose that beautiful smile. Happy to hear you’re in a better place, and happy. 😁
Thank you so much! 😊
I’m glad you are in a better place. It’s a job, but it’s not a job that will pamper you. They drain your energy and say you should’ve know what you were signing yourself up for. I did a VI, I was scared and worried more than excited. I wasn’t sure if I wanted to do, but the yolo was empowering me. When I heard back I was not selected. I felt bummed, but happier. As long I know it was not meant to be. I know my VI was wonderful. I’ve never failed an interview before. It is best to be rejected before a real interview. I bet it is stressful and depressing. I already felt the emotions before not even being offered the job. My intuition was with me.
I’m sorry what you went through. I wish I can wipe your tears and give you a hug. You’re so sweet. You had to keep pushing yourself. I know you will remember this trauma, but know it was an experience to learn from. It may break you, but don’t let it ruin you and your life. Hang in there and time will heal. You are not alone. When you feel anxiety or trauma, say this, “I am not alone in this.” Others have made it and you will too. It is your story and life, they put you through so much, an unforgettable experience, the lack of support and empathy from your employer. Idk how your ex can cheat on you. Be strong. You’re beautiful and will find someone better. People who do such things, never get away. You should thank that person for taking your ex from you. The problem is in her hand now.
Don’t cry anymore. You speak wonderful. Don’t worry about grammars. English is my second language. As an introvert, I type better than I speak. You are strong.
Thank you from the bottom of my heart 😭❤
This is a sweet comment you left for Adriana. You are a nice person. Keep it up and 🥂
I can relate to every single word u have described. Qatar Airways has never cared about its staff and will never do. We are just numbers that can be replaced anytime. I can guarantee that 99% of staff are suffering from depression and mental health breakdown. I was surviving for 6.5 years working with them and finally I resigned. I have seen alot of tragedy and shit behind the scenes. You are lucky you have spent 2 years only. How I wish I go back in time and take the decision earlier.
Nothing to be thankful for? Nothing remarkable or good? I will have an assessment day soon and this is not encouraging at all 😢
@@intissarblila8484 This is Qatar Airways!! Do your research before applying!! Emirates and Etihad are much better choices if you want to fly for a Middle Eastern airline.
@@intissarblila8484 did you get in?
@@byromania did you work for Qatar too? I have made it to the final interview and now waiting for my response. After watching these videos I am not so sure about it
@@ayamels874 I did not, but a close family friend did. I heard too many stories about Qatar Airways. Granted, that was my family friend's experience, and others may have had more positive outcomes, but from what I was told, it is not the best airline to work for....for many reasons. You may have a different experience with them, and I hope yours is positive.
Hi Adriana, I'm so happy you are better now. Greetings from Sydney, Australia! xx
I seriously felt goosebumps while watching your video. You are amazing. Kudos that you made it. God bless❤❤
I had to watch ur video having flown in the Middle East hundreds of times, I guess I am not surprised at the treatment you received given your situation. I am glad you came out of it ok and left on your own terms, I hope you continue your healing process, life has many more rewards for you in the future...go get them !
Thank You so much for sharing this I pray God fulfills all your future dreams and wishes. I pray from now on you have the life you always wanted.❤
I myself left QR two months ago and I do not regret the decision.
Can I ask why? I'm aspiring cabin Crew.
QR is not for everybody. they are very strict , curfew before operating a flight, no smokers, boring small island, no pork.
@@zdx4988don’t let these negative views get to your head…Aviation is not for everyone…some enjoy it some don’t…also it depends on company to company…so if you are really passionate about becoming a cabin crew go ahead…👍🏼
I was in QR 2010-2011…. HORRIBLE experience. So sorry you had to go through that! It was awful back then, and it’s sad to hear it’s not changed!
I was in QR between 2005-2007 and it was sad 😢. I had a full service Airline background and never felt I was going to work with my previous airline as I throughly enjoyed it. But QR was different! From the day I stepped into the building for my training I knew it was different. Stressful would be an understatement 😢sadly cabin crew job is not meant to be this way! I’m glad I completed by bond before leaving because I felt I would never pay them a penny for breaking the bond. I applied for EK before QR but EK’s invitation came when I was already in Doha and I did feel it’s worth my time leaving Doha to wait for the cooking period before joining another middle eastern airline. But I guess everything happens for a reason may be for me to appreciate life and people more as this working condition is so unhealthy 😢😢😢I was the happiest when I tender my resignation and the day I left Doha 🙌🏼
I am a former cabin crew member, I worked between 2006 and 2008 and I can say that unfortunately nothing has changed. Same bad conditions and system! whistle blowing and reporting culture, abusive behavior, lack of sleep and jet lag.
This job should come to an end, we humans simply cannot do it. Airlines should suspend in-flight services or replace cabin crew with robots or vending machines "so they can buy something to eat." I left many years ago without regrets and my life improved a lot.
This is not a career, you wont grow, you will not learn anything apart from cleaning toilets and serving trays, you won´t be able to get a job as a waiter after that
Did you work in QAtar Airways?
If you were crew you'd know that we're there for safety. Vending machines won't save you if you have a heart attack on board or need to be rescued.
Your English is great girl… I’m so proud of you. You gotta do a follow up video. I don’t know if you have one yet or not. I just subscribed. All of us will want to know how you progress going forward.
Today is the day... Looong time ago I landed in Doha for my training. Batch 522, May/2010. Now, listening this, sooo much memories coming back...
Thanks for sharing your story miss Adrian.. Qatar airways now has a huge changes and way better now regarding company policy under new CEO.. +😊😊👌
Thank you for sharing your experience. Really appreciate your honesty and openness about your experiences. ☺️☺️ 👏 👍
your english is just fine. as a person with English as second language, you are way better than you give yourself credit for. And I hope you are in waaaaaay better place now than when you made this video. Enjoy and have a great life!
I wanted to join a flight attendant, but could not apply due to health conditions. At first, I was disappointed that I could not improve my family's circumstances. It was a very bitter feeling. Honestly, this was not the job I dreamed of, but I accepted the sacrifice for the sake of my family, and now I am convinced that I am not from the beginning for this profession.
greetings,thank you for share the journey…never quit 🎉
I wish i could give you a hug girrll...you've been through lots of tough times but the best thing is you hung on there and you healed yourself ❤and that scumbag he doesn't deserve you 😡you're a diamond shining by your own💎 you deserve better i wish someday you'll meet up the right person and he'll treats you like a Queen 👑 Thank youu for hang in there even in the hardest situations...much love ❤
I quit my flight attendant job too.
I kept getting sick with sinus and ear infections and ended up having sinus surgery, and I was just over it.
It wasn't an easy choice because it's not a job that's easily achieved. The entire process is a process.
It was always my dream job. I'm glad I had the opportunity, but once I got in there and constantly got sick, the job wasn't that great.
Plus we didn't have layovers we were home everynight.
Moody pax crabby Co workers, not being paid for a full day of reserve, not being paid until in the air RIDICULES. I'd rather travel for leisure instead of work anyway.
Hard to make a career especially in the begining because you don't make crap...all the seniors get the chances to make extra money because they are more senior.
Can't enjoy the travel benifits because you're always broke and on reserve.
Plus AGAIN CONSTANTLY SICK.
I will miss flyong, but I had to quit, I'm now a housekeeper again at our hospital and taking the medical assistant course I've always been interested in. 🎉
Life is good.
Good luck with your future and anything you do.
You have such a beautiful smile, such a graceful personality you own. More and more powers to you my friend, it's life when we have experiencesnlike these then we enjoy and thank god for the positive and blessings that we already have then we count on them. Never lose your smile you are very kind and beautiful 😊❤
Thank you so much ❤️
@@adrianaluptak3832 You are welcome beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much for sharing your story Adriana. Im so glad to have connected with you on Tik Tok and your Tik Toks have brought me a lot of laughter. I sat here painting my nails and listening to you tell your story just like a friend ☺️ Im sorry you had to experience some of those events. The quarantine thing sounded like torture 😩 Such a lovely video though, you accomplished so much and had the strength to endure hardships 😊💜💜
Thank you so much Diandra. You've been very kind and loyal on my tiktok for so long. I appreciate you 🥰
What’s your TikTok handle pls. I’d love to follow❤
Thanks for sharing your story, I’m glad things are better now!
Aww hugs from my side gal … i am glad i left qatar airways before covid … because working in QR was always stressful but working in Covid time must be too hard … i can feel ya gal
Pekné video. Mám 24 hneď ako som dospel odišiel som zo Slovenska rozmýšľam nad takou kariérou. Je to dosť nápomocné video :)
Flying this middle east airlines is very demanding physically and mentally. Not for everybody really. Add the terrible covid situation and things got extreme! Flying will always take its toll.
I totally understood that you talk about QR. I am ex QR crew and resigned in 2019. Anyway, you happy now that's good news~ At least after resigning I felt my health condition is getting better.
I’ve just come across this video & I’m shocked, pissed off & sorry about how the treated you. Please take care. Australia
I understand that this job is very physically demanding, due the irregular working hours and being constantly jetlaged. But it depends a lot of the individuality of each person as well. I know people who worked international flights fir 10 years and doesn't have serious health issues. Someone can be more sensitive and got sick after one year. Besides the health, it depends a lot, I believe, from which country anyone is and their previous experiences. I know people from Czech Republic for example, which are little spoiled, when it comes to job politics. I live in Greece and people here, after economic crisis, are not so demanding, because they are happy if they find a job. Any job. Working for those companies such as Qatar, Emirates or Etihad would sound like a dream. With their salary and other benefits. Or people ftom even poorer countries would be an absolute goal to work there and help maybe the hole family with this salaries. So, it's of course good that you are sharing your experience but I wouldn't want for potential new hires be discouraged not to try for themselves. They might have totally different experience.
Yes u are absolutely correct... Everyone has different experiences
Hello Adriana, I trust you are doing well ! wonderful story ... congratulations for your courage and determination. I have watched millions of you tubes .... this is the first ever time am making a comment of any in you tube. Cheers Adriana !
You’re so right about the plastic gloves! They dont allow us to use that for food service collection but they allow wearing one when collecting the blankets! And what’s the logic behind that right?? 😪
even now? even low cost airline allows crews wear disposable glove. How bad the management
You always have to do what makes you happy and no regrets ❤🙏🤗
I worked in Qatar Airways head office and the way they treated employees during COVID was a blood bath- complete dehumanisation…… Welfare staff SHOULD be ASHAMED!!!!!
I was in QR between 2005-2007 and it was sad 😢. I had a full service Airline background and never felt I was going to work with my previous airline as I throughly enjoyed it. But QR was different! From the day I stepped into the building for my training I knew it was different. Stressful would be an understatement 😢sadly cabin crew job is not meant to be this way! I’m glad I completed by bond before leaving because I felt I would never pay them a penny for breaking the bond. I applied for EK before QR but EK’s invitation came when I was already in Doha and I did NOT feel it’s worth my time leaving Doha to wait for the cooling period of 3 or 6 months (can’t remember now) before joining another middle eastern airline. But I guess everything happens for a reason may be for me to appreciate life and people more as this working condition is so unhealthy 😢😢😢I was the happiest when I tender my resignation and the day I left Doha 🙌🏼
Adriana, I just found you! Everything you have said is sooooo correct!! I was Cabin Crew will EI ☘️💚 You are fab!!!!
i joined 2008 and i asked for leave to go back to see my hospitalized god mother but rejected and being asked to sign the resignation letter and was left at the staff apartment for weeks without training before returning my passport to go back my country immediately. They will hold ur passport
Excellent! Remember flying with you! Did Tehran 3 times in Feb from SBY...But flying is so addictive and I just want to come back
I quit after 6 months of working there as a cabin crew year 2010 even if i was awarded as the best trainee for our batch. 😅😅😅 I was always sick when I was there, co-flight attendants were rude (an american crew bullied me infront of the passengers during my “first paid flight”. A Morrocan passenger shouted and swored at me just cuz I was getting his seat ready for landing (cuz he wouldn’t wake up so I helped him out instead!) And I cried while apologizing to him when I should have reprimanded him instead for breaching an aviation safety rule. So yah, it is hard to work as a cabin crew. Those were just few of my many reasons why I quit so soon. 😅
hey can we leave within 1year like you said before contract period
@@smriti_naggYou can, but you have to pay 7350qar.
Cuz ? Yah ??
U were very strong ❤ sending you hugs n love ❤ god bless you , rise n shine ❤
I am so sorry for the awful experience you had towards the end, as well as the trauma you endured during that time. I've been through something similar with a European low-cost carrier, and it was such a challenging experience that I ended up having a mental breakdown. Mental health in aviation is often not talked about, and many people feel scared to speak about their struggles, suffering in silence when they shouldn’t have to. I am now a medical student, and like you, I have fond memories of my time as cabin crew. I truly wish you all the best on your healing journey. Thank you for having the courage to share your experience; it’s an important step toward fostering understanding and support for others who might be going through something similar.
Obdivuhodná otevřenost. Je super , že mluvíš i o minusech, což může mnoha naivním mladým otevřít oči a snad si vyberou nějaké povolání, kde nebude jejich zdraví v ohrožení, protože tohle je už třetí stejný příběh od různých lidí, který jsem slyšela. Hodně štěstí v lepší práci.
I needed to hear this.. thank you Adriana for sharing your story! I will try to learn from your experiences and prioritize mental health at the top of the pyramid!! 🫂 🙏
What an INSANE experience! 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱
In response to WhiteHair Rules: Strong-minded people? Work smart and not hard? Thick skin? This is Qatar Airways she's talking about!! One can be the most perfect cabin crew in the world, and Qatar Airways will discover a way to find a fault!! There is a reason why most of Qatar Airways cabin crew don't last long there, and it has nothing to do with being weak, or not working "smart" enough, or being thin skinned!!! Qatar Airways has some of the most restrictive and punitive work rules in the world for their cabin crew!! They believe in using fear and intimidation to control their employees, and are notorious for fostering a reporting culture within the company!! Every move that their cabin crews make is monitored, even while on layovers!! When you say dedicating oneself to Qatar Airways, that is actually code for giving up every aspect of one's life and freedom in order to placate the desires and whims of the dictatorial management there!!!
Best wishes to you.
I am a self funded premium traveller with 2000 flights and found most crew professional and understanding and over time as pax,we also get an understanding of the job and have seen many rude people at checkin and gates as well and it comes down to management.
All the best to you as you are young and can do well in anything you try and all the experiences from before will help in your future plans.
🙈🙈🙈
@@naar7192
Yes,you would find me a delight as do not talk,no alcohol,eat moderate amounts and try to rest and plan ahead for the declining as you are on your own.
Have had some crew members tell me I am nice and wish all pax were like that.
Being understanding and respectful in this world the most important thing.
I mean declining,silly me
Deplaning, so sorry. Too much jet-lag lol
Love you from Kabul. YOu made the right decision!
Your generation wants to share everything but consider that any future employer from wherever and in an unknown field will have access to knowing your medical issues and how you handle issues.
The airlines weren’t responsible during Covid but you mentioned a lot that can affect your future.
Best wishes.
My mom said almost the same thing about becoming a cabin crew, “You could have done that out of high school.”. (Meaning- you have a university degree so why aren’t you pursuing something better!). My response was, “But, I wouldn’t be happy.”
Thanks for this presentation. You are loved. Don’t worry. You take care. Happy week to you. Ciao. ❤
People don't realize what goes into the trainings. It's about safety first!
BA is horrific too. 100% this is not a career. I joined for 3 years, Covid meant I got stuck for 5 before they unfairly dismissed me for sickness 😅. A month before I went back to do my Masters and was gonna quit anyway 😂. Tribunal will be fun.
You’re a worthless number, doing a robotic, repetitive job - your mind starts to fade as constant jet lag, sickness and depression. Constantly feel your life is on hold for the sake of the airline.
Easily 16-34 hour days, management looking for any excuse to fire you, inventing reasons. Living pay cheque to pay cheque to make rent, whilst airline shareholders doing nothing make billions off you.
Saw my partner once a month 😅. My mental and physical health was horrible at the end. Finally off to do my dream job! 🎉
In summary - if you’re gonna do it, plan 2 years, solid 2 years. Do not deviate. HAVE AN EXIT PLAN BEFORE YOU JOIN. Go see the world, watch your back, save any money you can. Then keep going month to month.
Absolutely no amount of money would ever make me go back.
God bless you, little one🙏🏼 I pray all is fine now and you are OK……. 👋🏼 from a friend in Florida🌹
You're beautiful inside/out,don't let this experience get 2u(learn fr it n apply)it elsewher
I would like to become cabin crew but for a European airline company. Would you recommend cutting hair short in order to avoid putting them into a tight bun and alopecia as a consequence?
I’m cabin crew i have anxiety disorder now , planning to resign, i took estcatopraram , i tried without it but i had to take it, my story is the same at u, now I decided to quit,i wish i quit earlier, hope u are fine now 👍
Si úžasná a silná žena 💪🏼❤
Ďakujem ❤️
Thank you for sharing your story 😊❤
You have natural beauty.
I think you could work as a model easily.
Dear Adriana . I'm from Iran . I'm really sorry for your bad memories from my country . I'm trying for being cabin crew in QR and found your video by accident . anyway wish you luck in your life
Bravo dear Adriana loads of love and best wishes from Kathmandu, Nepal 😘🤗
You are gorgeous, and you seem like a really nice person 💜💜
There are a lot of cabin crew who already resigned from their dream job because they can't bear any longer the stress and pain, but there are a lot of innocent people who are dreaming of it and the cycle will be continually remain. Why are they forcing their crew to flight without enough rest? the employees should make a petition to get a resolution for the betterment of all, in that way, the company couldn't lose their employees and spend another money to find a new one, and then the employees would be good in health and happy as long as their basic salary is still intact🤔
Hmmm....interesting to see this. I had an extremely negative experience on a recent flight - between christmas and new year. Got bumped off the connecting flight at Hamad due Qatar overbooking the flight. I had a wedding to attend following day. Seems Qatar has a lot of work to do to get into a situation where the organisation is working well - with effective procedures and systems for problem resolution....in the middle management layers. I found the cabin crew to be good....and some of the planes to be great (though some quite not great as Josh mentions). But the lack of any willingness to consider options for resolving their overbooked flight - had me gobsmacked..as other airlines have simple effective procedures.
Any EU citizen can get help from another EU member embassy if their country doesn't have one in the country they are in. You can see why some Qatar Airways cabin crew are the way they are and why Josh Cahill is now banned for being honest in his review.
Thanks for this info. I am looking for airlines to fly for and I was going to go to quatar airways but then changed my mind. I'm now in Emirates but thanks for this video. The greatest companies don't mistreat their empllyees
Do you have to finish the contract or can you leave before the 2 years? Because I start in one month and I'm not sure If I want to be there for two years
just wow, you are sooo strong
Lots of Love from India 🇮🇳❤️
ONE HAS TO LITERALLY SLOG,TO ACHIEVE/REACH THE HIGHEST POSITION.
AND "BIG FAT PAY-PACS", ARE THEIR "REWARDS".
Actually i had also depression those times in 2017 but I was in Qatar (
How are you feeling now? Do you think you made the right decision? Currently working for the other middle eastern airline… and feeling everything you described. Thinking of leaving soon
How are you feeling now? I feel the same and debating whether or not I should leave :(
Could you share which airline you are working for?
Congrats!!
Hello from the Manila 🇵🇭 Just want to thank you for this vlog. I'm actually trying to apply for airlines here in our country. Unfortunately, due to my age and I lack of height which is 0.6CM, I guess I might not push through with it. Also, the salary and benefits here aren't that good for my wellbeing. I just resigned from a Events Company, was underpaid and had terrible body clock. Glad I chose my physical and mental health over anything else. Thank you for this again! Keep shining✨🙏
So much expected in relation to relocation away from family and friends to work the long hours and present day after day with perfect physical health and presentation. So much pressure.
First as ex Ek crew..you are completely mentally broken woman that should leave in 1st year.I left also late but was not so broken.I feel
Sorry that you left it until so long but please takd rest and never fly again! Iam in boring non flying job but miss the lifestyle anyhow just that as you can imagine.Iam about 2years in ‘normal life’ and still dealing with a echoes of the flight attendant lifestyle..It hits hard once you leave but we have to.So many crew took their lives I dont understand why to leave it until this moment mind you I flown for 9 years.Never saw therapist never had meds Iam just strong individual but damn these jobs arr brutal! You lady,sort yourself please your so done sorry to tell you😢
Life lessons are the only beautiful things in life...
I was very excited to become a cabin crew even in the morning i dreamed about that very happily but after saw this and read the comments of retired flight attendants experience now it's made me think twice 😢what should i dooo should i give up on my dream and find another better job 😭
Go have your own experience if it doesn’t work for you you simply resign 😊
No doubt about that this job must be very difucult physicaly, but maybe not every person experiences so much health issues at once. I would apply if I were you and if I got excepted, I would try. You can quit after 6 months, I beleive. But you will know you have tried. The worst think in life is when you don't chase your dreams and live with wondering and a lot of ''ifs''. Good luck and go for it.
The only thing they can do is endlessly complain for opportunity to see the whole world meanwhile earning good money. The only skill is required is serve the food. So don't feel sorry for them, it's just drama for camera
I had a sinus infection once and it felt like someone was hitting me with a hammer I had such a terrible headache nothing I took for it helped I can only imagine having to work through that in an enclosed tube at 30,000 feet breathing in that dry recycled air
It is Really hard on the Body. Especially for females.
Man I Canmot Believe Some Airline treated people Like Trash be grave dear glad you ok can't be You Guys Flight the world's and Be a FA is tough How can they do this To you
Ive heard of you from TikTok and seen your video with Jeenie Weenie and ive subscribed to your channel and its nice to hear your story. good luck on your desicions
Thank you 😊
I know what you’re talking about girl.
I quit after a year and a half.
But it’s tough finding a job now. 😢
I remember you from tiktok. Love your vids sis
Very pretty
Your mother is your best friend
What a story. So awful. Thank you for sharing. ❤