At what age do international flight attendants retire? What do they do after retirement?

Seeing that you have been asking questions for a long time, I dare not give you an answer. I am afraid that it is not very professional. Let me just tell you what I know:

Most airlines will choose to fly Flight attendants with longer experience handle international flights, because international flights are more complicated and they face more foreigners. Generally, the older flight attendants on international flights of domestic airlines are not over 50 years old. Normally, those in their 40s will idle around. But on international airlines, they are older. Many flight attendants are aunts in their 50s. .

The second question is that flight attendants still have quite a lot of choices for where to fly. Some go to the service department, some transfer to flight attendant dispatching (that is, flight attendant scheduling, logistics, etc.), and some In short, the company will make arrangements for transferring to the administrative department.

The third question is that the salary of domestic flight attendants is generally around 10,000. There will be differences among different airlines, but it will not be too big. After idling, it will depend on the salary of the position you transfer to. It is not normal. It will be lower, definitely lower than when flying. After all, flying is very hard work.

Do you have any questions? I’ll try my best to answer them for you!

----A professional civil aviation handsome guy, I hope to help you