Where do stewardesses usually stay after late flights?

Stewardesses who fly late flights usually live in the airline’s employee dormitories. For flight attendants or flight attendants on fixed routes, they have fixed dormitories between the two places. Some airlines will build employee dormitories near the airport in the early stages of construction. This is for the use of flying crew members and for employees serving at the airport. Because most airports are located on the outskirts of cities, employees working at the airport are far from home and need to stay nearby.

If an irregular flight attendant encounters a late flight or a route that cannot return on the same day, most airlines will arrange accommodation. Temporary stays are generally in hotels. Of course, hotel expenses can be reimbursed. For example, some airlines have their own aviation hotels, which not only facilitate the accommodation of temporary flight attendants, but also earn operating income by entertaining passengers.

The working hours of most flight attendants are not fixed, and they are unable to commute at a fixed time due to weather, traffic and other factors. Therefore, even flight attendants with fixed routes usually live near the airport so that they can reach their posts in time when working. And if there is a long delay due to weather or the flight is cancelled, the stewardess can also take a temporary rest nearby.

There are many uncertainties in aviation, and the requirements for flight attendants are relatively irregular. Most flight attendants work on a shift basis, and if a work partner asks for leave and a temporary substitute is needed, it will cause instability in the workplace. Therefore, the airline's logistics services must be in place, and they will arrange a place for the flight attendants to rest after finishing their work. Only in this way can we ensure that we are in the best condition when working on the next aircraft service. This represents not only the flight attendant personally, but also the service attitude of the airline.