Synonyms for flight attendant
flight atten·dant

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1. flight attendantnoun

   Synonyms:
   steward

2. flight attendantnoun

   A member of the crew (staff) of an airplane who is responsible for the comfort and safety of its passengers.

   Synonyms:
   steward

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1. steward, flight attendantnoun

   an attendant on an airplane

   Synonyms:
   steward, shop steward, custodian, keeper

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1. David Cooley:

   After my traveling companion and I had been seated in our assigned seats for a while, we were approached by the flight attendant and my companion was asked to move from his premium seat to coach, so a couple could sit together. I explained that we were a couple and wanted to sit together. He was given a choice to either give up the premium seat and move to coach or get off the plane. We could not bear the feeling of humiliation for an entire cross-country flight and left the plane. I cannot believe that an airline in this day and age would give a straight couple preferential treatment over a gay couple and go so far as to ask us to leave. we will never be flying Alaska Airlines or their recently purchasedVirgin Airlines Groupever again. Thank you to Delta Air Lines for getting us home safe. If you are an#LGBTperson, please spend your travel dollars with an LGBT-friendly airline like Delta.

2. Ayanna Hart:

   The flight attendant said,' Oh, don't worry about him. He flies with us all the time. He's Delta Platinum,'.

3. Mouaz Moustafa:

   You had maybe four or five people that were trying to subdue him while the flight attendant was kind of trying to knock him out by bashing him repeatedly on the head with the coffee pot over and over again until he was finally down; there was blood, everything, and people still had to pin him down until we landed.

4. Justin Wetherell:

   But when I work as a flight attendant, I am forced into one of two standards, often for up to four days at a time. I am willing to follow all of the elements of the uniform policy for professional attire, as I do when I work as an instructor, but I don't want to be forced into a binary uniform that excludes me and leads to me being misgendered at work.

5. Sandy Valdivieso:

   When the flight attendant said we were heading to Dhaka, we believed that this was how you pronounced 'Dakar' with a Turkish accent.