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Haha so true. The time I had to take air Canada (long story so will spare you the details) the crew were at least 50 or older. The one woman serving me definitely could have taken her pension already. She was friendly though but it was a sobering up after the night before partying away at one the clubs down sukhumvit. Also the service was so slow and she had to ask me twice what I wanted to drink. Then she eventually came with a Bulgarian inspired gin.... Which was basically vodka but I don't think she wanted to let me down telling me it has run out. The onboard wifi never worked and she said you can connect when we land...no shit.
Years ago, there was a Thai airline that prioritized hiring of LB flight attendants. Some BMs here may remember it.
Read the Guardian link first, then read the Wikipedia link to learn the fate of the airline.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/jan/17/pc-air-transgender-flight-attendants
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/P.C._Air
Speaking of which. Have you guys had the LB warning switch turn on with a flight crew. I have, twice in the last year. From memory one was with Vietjet. I always check out the hand and feet size along with the adams apple. Also the better makeup and attention to detail.
ps I do like the uniform the Vietjet staff wear. Red tops and beige houndstooth hotpants. Very smart but somehow dont think the older United crew would look so good in them. I was told that when they first started flying they wore bikinis as a promo thing but decided decorum was the better choice.