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Travellers horrified by sexist job specification to become a flight attendant in 1954

The article discusses the sexist job specifications for flight attendants in 1954, which included requirements based on physical appearance and marital status, sparking outrage when rediscovered. It contrasts this with modern standards, which prioritize qualifications and skills, allowing both genders to apply. Today's flight attendants face challenges like difficult passengers, heavy workloads, and physical demands, including dehydration and fatigue from long shifts.
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