Cabin Crew Crazy

Thank You to all the cabin crew on the flight home from Faro and from Luton for Letting me help out!

Firstly, a massive thank you to Virgin Australia for donating these items and sending all the way from Australia! A special thank you to Lisa Ingram at Virgin Australia and Philippa Murray for helping me develop my blog. Here are the items: [Left: The Virgin Australia Cabin Crew Wings on Uniform Scarf. Right: Pilots wings on scarf.] -- Virgin Australia Makeup Look (The products mentioned in this post are my personal opinions and what I use, you should not feel obliged to use the same products!) --- The Virgin Australia  uniform standards guide suggests using the cosmetic brand Model Co  and the company use a cherry red/ bright red lipstick. --- To begin with, apply a moisturiser or primer to your face, this will help your makeup to stay on for longer and it will stop your foundation or BB cream sinking into your pores. I recommend using the GOSH Velvet Touch Foundation Primer in Clear  which you can purchase from Superdrug. This primer is really goo

Here is cabin crew crazy's exclusive interview with Hayley from life as a butterfly. 1) Why did you want to work for BA? I first started working for BA when I was in my second year of my university degree and to be honest I had never really given it much thought before. I wanted a job in the travel and tourism industry that would allow me to travel. I first applied for Virgin and Monarch and got two big fat rejections and then I applied for BA City Flyer and was over the moon when I got the job! I flew for City Flyer for a year out of LCY and then I left to focus on my final dissertation at university. I then worked as a holiday rep for a summer, taught travel and tourism and cabin crew at a college for a few years and then went to Thailand to be an English teacher before traveling across Asia and Australia. I remember sitting eating my breakfast in the most beautiful location, where I watched the waves on one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever been to on the isla

This safety card was donated by Comair Limited

A big thank you to Thomas Cook Airlines for donating the following items! #tca The airlines uniform ties and scarf. [Left to right: new thomas cook tie, old-edition uniform tie and new edition ladies scarf.] The airlines old-edition name badge. Thanks to Holly for modelling the airlines old scarf and shirt! The Duty-free magazine, which features tax discount products for customers. The airline even offers a service of buying your items before your holiday and then they can be delivered to your seat. [see  Airshoppen for more details.] Left, the airlines food carton. The food has been chosen by chef James Martin. (When I was on work experience with them, I had a roast dinner meal and it was amazing. In my opinion the airline has some of the best food that is served at 30,000ft!) The on board menu for 'Café Cloud'. [Below: The duty free shop bag, crew pen and crew inflight sales guide.]