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Rowan Bridge | 11:50 UK time, Saturday, 11 September 2010

I think my flying career may be over before it's begun. When they asked me if I wanted to be trained as cabin crew for Thomson Airways, I thought it sounded like fun.

There's far more too it than serving cups of coffee and selling the duty free. Real crew have to know how to deal with everything from putting out a fire on board to calming nervous flyers.

And if you think that safety demonstration looks easy, watch what happens when I try it.


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The Thomson crew said there was hope for me yet, but given my -esque scores for some of the exercises, I think it'll be a while before I'm actually greeting passengers.

Rowan Bridge is a reporter for 5 live

Comments

  • Comment number 1.

    Sorry but what has this to do with anything? I watched it and at the end it said Weekend Breakfast, but there is no reference to any reason why this was broadcast. Anyone know?

  • Comment number 2.

    Change of career advice for those not wanting to relocate to Salford?

  • Comment number 3.

    This is another post from the Juliette Ferrington school of commercial placement. Why so many mentions for the airline? It doesn't materially add any value to the vacuous video.

  • Comment number 4.

    Carrie, Sarnia and ryanw - im no fan of the Ö÷²¥´óÐã but i have read many of the blogs and it seems that no matter what a bbc employee puts on the blog you guys complain about it.

  • Comment number 5.

    You must have missed me extolling the virtues of 5Live Investigate, Rhod Sharp and the new Interactive Editor, this week on the blog.

    I make no apologies for my posts.

    Credit where credit is due, and exposing my personal opinion on the waste, falling standards, lack of quality broadcasting when that too is warranted.

  • Comment number 6.

    liontwins, I give praise where it is due, I just think that occasionally effort could be made to explain the reason and give reference to why some posts go up, this one didn't.

    I also have been on record on some of these blogs giving fulsome praise, but criticism in my opinion is an important role of customer feedback and even can lead to someone taking notice on occasions.

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