airline cabin crew

Airline cabin crew protected him from the dozen journalists who also caught the plane.

People of different races mix where they never could: on beaches, in airline cabin crews, everywhere.

It organises among airline cabin crew.

The merger would mark a departure from a decade-old pattern of independent unionism by the women who are predominant in airline cabin crews.

Malaysia Airlines Cabin Crew Manual: Introduction to Malaysia Airlines.

Until the part is redesigned to prevent undue wear and to strengthen it, the board said, airline cabin crews should get special training in how to correctly pull the metal handle.

Linnersjö A, Hammar N, Dammström BG, et al.: Cancer incidence in airline cabin crew: experience from Sweden.

Since then, there have been a number of controlled studies - for instance, tests done on airline cabin crews - and academic papers in such publications as the British Medical Journal, all with positive results.

In response to a case bought by Japan Airlines Cabin Crew Union, on November 4th 2009 the Tokyo Labor Commission ruled that wage and employment discrimination against union members was an unfair labor practice.

For example, the working times for airline cabin crews and pilots, as provided for in Regulation (EC) No 1899/2006, exceed 14 hours' work a day, thereby endangering the lives of workers and passengers, as proven by numerous scientific studies.

While the former typically experience more confined conditions, the airline cabin crew tend to experience more symptoms associated with sopite syndrome; this effect may be attributed to the lack of visual validation and increased movement of the cabin crew.