While JAL Cabin Attendants Not Serving Passengers

While JAL Cabin Attendants not serving passengers

The Pretties in China Eastern Airlines

The Pretties in China Eastern Airlines

JAL Cabin Attendants love to Take Care the Kids

 JAL Cabin Attendants love to Take Care the Kids

Charming Flight Attendants in Singapore airlines

Charming Flight Attendants in Singapore Airlines

JAL Vintage Show

JAL Vintage Show

Domestic flight in JAL

Way back to Osaka in JAL, We found that JAL does provide an excellent flight service!

Met the Virgin Stewardesses in Airport

Met the Virgin Stewardesses in Airport

British Airways Vintage Uniform Show in Japan

British Airways Vintage Uniform Show in Japan

Emirates Smiles Are Everywhere

The Smile of Emirates Cabin Crew

China Airlines Flight Attendants are not in Cabin

China Airlines Flight Attendants are not in Cabin

Inside the Emirates Flight Attendant Training

Inside the Emirates Flight Attendant Training

Eva Air Pretty Flight Attendants in Hotel

Eva Air Pretty Flight Attendants in Hotel. What are they usually doing when outport?

The IndiGo Cabin Crew

The IndiGo Cabin Crew

Sexy Japanese Cabin Attendants Costume

Sexy Japanese Cabin Attendants Costume

Candid photos of the China Airlines Beautiful Stewardesses

Candid photos of the China Airlines Beautiful Stewardesses

Air Canada Flight Attendant Uniforms from 1937 to 2012

TorontoLife, Mar 6, 2012 - Ever wonder what flight attendants and pilots looked like in the 1930s? We were kind of curious, so we took to the Air Canada hangar to check out a uniform retrospective (after we checked out their awesome new airliner). Over the years, Air Canada staff have been dressed like the Jetson family, hip moms who still go to nightclubs and the title character from ’60s–’70s sitcom That Girl. Check out all of the uniforms from 1938 to 2012 in a gallery after the jump.

Passengers like to capture behind the crew

Passengers like to take pictures behind the China Airlines cabin crew 

Beautiful Air Hostess Costume in Japan

Beautiful Air Hostess Costume in Japan

The 8th China Internetional Aviation & Aerospace Expo

The 8th China Internetional Aviation & Aerospace Expo. Even this event was a held on 2010.11.16 and was a bit old, but we still want to share to all

Stewardess Costume: Linda Liao

the right one

Name: Linda Liao 廖佩伶
Birth: May 24, 1981
Nationality: Taiwan
Height: 1.68M
Weight: 42KG
Measurements: 30D - 23 - 35 inch
Blood type: O
Occupation: Singer, artist

Aeroflot cabin crew carting service

Aeroflot cabin crew carting service

Stewardess costume: Anna Fujisawa

Name: Anna Fujisawa 藤沢安奈
Nationality: Japan
Occupation: AV Idol

High Quality Photography of Departure

Yet another High Quality photography, and the title is "Departure". Do you want to get on board with this young pretty stewardess? Original source from novafly.idv.tw

Photography of sweetie stewardess costume

They are the crew, but not in cabin~ that's photography! Joy the fun with their stewardess costume production!

Travelling with Eva Air cabin crew

Travelling with Eva Air's pretty cabin crew

AirAsia flight attendants keep going red!

AirAsia flight attendants keep going red!

The Airline: StarFlyer

StarFlyer Inc. (株式会社スターフライヤー Kabushiki-gaisha Sutāfuraiyā?) is a Japanese airline headquartered on the grounds of Kitakyushu Airport in Kokuraminami-ku, Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is modeled after JetBlue Airways as a "low-cost, high-quality" carrier aimed at business and leisure travelers. The airline began operations on March 16, 2006 and is one of very few in Japan to fly Airbus A320 aircraft. In June 2007 a codeshare agreement for the Haneda–Kitakyushu route began with All Nippon Airways which significantly boosted passenger numbers

StarFlyer was founded as Kobe Airlines (神戸航空 Kōbe Kōkū?) on December 17, 2002 with the intention of being based at the new Kobe Airport. The company changed its name to StarFlyer in May 2003, and moved to Kitakyushu at the end of 2003.


StarFlyer was supported by local companies to provide a regular service initially from the Kitakyushu Airport to Tokyo International Airport (Haneda, HND) 12 times daily, including late evening and early morning flights to allow day returns for business trips and sightseeing. Once the Kitakyushu-Tokyo route is well established the airline plans to open routes to Shanghai, Beijing, and Seoul from Kitakyushu.
On August 17, 2005, StarFlyer announced a business agreement with All Nippon Airways, providing ANA support services for most StarFlyer aircraft and crews.

A booking center opened in Kokura on January 16, 2006. Seats for the first available flights sold out in five minutes confirming the popularity of the new venture especially among business travellers. Kitakyushu City is also requiring its employees to use the airline for all business trips to and from Tokyo.
From June 1, 2007 it began codesharing of its ten daily return flights of Kitakyushu-Tokyo with ANA. The NHK Kitakyushu local news reported on July 10, 2007 that seat bookings had increased to about 70% capacity from 59% after the codesharing began. On November 1, 2008 it also started codesharing on the Kansai-Haneda route.

In April 2008 the company announced that it would begin charter flights to Seoul in July. The airline said it would evaluate the flights to consider whether to start regular service between the two cities (in the meantime, its call center handles reservations for Jeju Air on this route). In addition, it has also prepared to start charter service to Hong Kong.

Cabin Attendant Service in Peach Air

Let have a look at the brand new Peach Air flight service

Ready to be a pramugari?

These pictures shows the pramugari training school in Indonesia

Happy Birthday! World Stewardess Crews turns 1 year old!

Happy Birthday! World Stewardess Crews turns ONE year old! Yes!  We were born on April Fools' Day! Thank you for the support on this site~! Please support us by clicking the external linkage in pop-up window! Thanks again!