[NormsRevenge]

Aloha Airlines flight attendant Patti Smart recalls her history of working in the airline industry at the corporate office of Aloha Airlines, Friday, Nov. 23, 2007 in Honolulu. After more than 50 years of service as a stewardess for Aloha Airlines, Ms. Smart is set to retire. (AP Photo/Marco Garcia)

[TexGuy]

So much for hoping for a grass skirt pic ...

[Publius Valerius]

she makes $43.50 per hour

Seems high.

[Dr. Sivana]

Today, as the airline's most senior flight attendant (they're not called stewardesses anymore)

They are by some of us.

[Ace's Dad]

Her smile is her secret... nice article

[Greg F]

When young.

[G L Tirebiter]

I think her older sister was serving on a Delta flight I took last week.

[Red_Devil 232]

As a young boy (6-7) I flew with my Mom on a Pan-Am Cliper from San Francisco to Hawaii. This was in 1957 I think the aircraft was called a “Connie”. Four props. First time I was ever on a plane. Great fun. We were going to meet and live my Father, a Marine, who had been transfered to Hawaii. We walked down the steps and many leis were placed around or necks ... what a place Hawaii was in the time I lived there. When we returned to the mainland (Hawaii became a State while we were there) after 4 yrs. we sailed on a ship, USS Luraline, back to San Fransico.

[lone star annie]

Most of the flight attendendants I run into on AA are libs and are mean and bitchy.