Are all the "quasi-stewardesses" in Zhengzhou Aviation Academy's military training good-looking?

On September 26, 2017, on the playground of Zhengzhou Aviation Industry Management College, 120 professional female flight attendants from the second square of the 11th Battalion of the Military Training Group of Zhengzhou Aviation Institute were undergoing military training. Every "quasi-flight attendant" Good looks.

Stewardess generally refers to female staff engaged in passenger service on civil aviation aircraft. They are generally 20-50 years old, 1.63-1.75 meters tall, required to be dignified, beautiful, and have professional accomplishments in air service.

The main responsibilities are to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers on civil aviation aircraft (such as providing passengers with in-flight meals and other meals), instructing passengers to use on-board safety equipment, and organizing passengers to escape from the aircraft in emergencies, etc. . Aircraft cabin service is an important part of civil aviation transportation services, which directly reflects the service quality of airlines.

In addition to handling occasional emergencies on the plane, flight attendants basically provide passengers with various in-flight services, such as the preparation and supply of flight meals and drinks, the management of the in-flight entertainment system, and the distribution of duty-free goods. Sales and assistance for passengers to travel comfortably in the cabin, etc. Because flight attendants are the first line of contact with passengers, their every move represents the airline, and their image is very important. Because flight attendants often travel to various parts of the world during their work, coupled with the nature of their work and higher wages than in the general industry, it has become a career that many young people are pursuing.

The career of a flight attendant can be divided into four stages: ordinary class flight attendant, two-class flight attendant, regional flight attendant, and chief flight attendant. General trainees can serve as ordinary cabin flight attendants after completing corresponding business training. As the number of flight hours increases and personal qualifications improve, and through corresponding assessments, you can be promoted to a second-class/first-class flight attendant. After the first-class flight attendants' assessment period expires, they can serve as regional flight attendants. Regional flight attendants with excellent performance can serve as chief flight attendants after rigorous evaluation by the evaluation committee, and can independently lead international flights and executive plane tasks.