What is the difference between Air Hostess and Cabin Crew?

Hello Tiya, Air Hostess, flight attendant, cabin crew, flight steward and flight stewardess are all synonyms of one another. 1. Cabin crew/ Flight attendant: The total number of airline serving on board, responsible for the customer service, safety procedures, embarkation, disembarkation, etc. 2. Air hostess/ Flight stewardess: The female cabin crew on board. 3. Air steward: The male cabin crew on board. I hope it helps. Please feel free to revert.

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<p><strong>In the aviation business, the words "air hostess" and "cabin crew" typically refer to the same employment description.</strong> These people are in charge of making sure that travelers are secure and comfortable while flying. They carry out a variety of duties, including as supplying<span lang="EN-GB"><a href="https://www.shiksha.com/hospitality-travel/food-beverage-service-courses-chp"><span lang="EN-US"> food and beverages, </span></a></span> aiding passengers throughout the trip, completing pre-flight safety inspections, and demonstrating safety protocols.</p><p>Although the industry has shifted to utilizing<strong> gender-neutral words like "cabin crew"</strong> to represent the reality that both men and women can perform these positions, the term "air hostess" was traditionally more often used. For those employed as cabin crew or flight hostesses, the core duties and roles are essentially unchanged.</p>

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