JAL Attention Please ( 2( 1( 5)

flgith attendant training! JAL

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[cliffworks4321]

I taught F/A's at JAL for 15 years from the 1970's, they are all very proud to be there and study diligently, not one would ever want to look or act like this girl in the video series, it's ridiculous.

[wilddowun]

@cliffworks4321 heyy its just a japanese tv show....

[paru102938]

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[wilddowun]

@paru102938  是最好的

[jewljuju2929]

Thank you for uploading!

And I'm very srry I was trying to comment and then I flagged this video!

[jewljuju2929]

Can you upload the next parts?

[Xxnoncontrol15xX]

@cliffworks4321 hard and pretty different, right? i mean, its their job, after all . . . but its a drama, so why not? although i do get irritated by her character sometimes . . . i think this drama is funny and nice.

[Xxnoncontrol15xX]

@cliffworks4321 well, thankyou for mentioning. last week, i was at the japanese airport JAL. i did notice that they act very formally and respectfully(the very opposite of the american airport, they literally have no respect to the customers! well, not really the flying attendants the other workers) im japanese and i admire the japanese flying attendants! (almost made me want to be one ;)! but i huess training to be one isreally hard, right?

[cliffworks4321]

@wilddowun of course I agree but people are impressionable, why else would celebs be featured in global adverts, actors asked by strangers, 'Why did you do that in your last episode? disturbing but true. My experience teaching at JAL and JAA are cherished memories. Mr. Masuoka who appeared in TV drama Stewardess no Monogatari was our team leader at the training center, we're all retired now! I could share stories with YT readers but I'd be banned! I ain't talkin! :-)

[cliffworks4321]

@AiChan150 The reality of training and the behavior of trainees is not like it is depicted on these TV clips. I don't agree that probably everyone is aware of this, people are easily misled and influenced by what they watch on TV. In Japanese the traditionally correct title for a flight attendant, cabin attendant, stewardess, air hostess or whatever else they are called is kyakushitsu jomuin. Over the years the former titles have become more common.

[AiChan150]

@cliffworks4321 You have been posting the same comment on many of the other episodes...(except for on some you say C/A not F/A) but I do hope you realize that this is just a drama and that everyone probably is aware of how real cabin attendance people act.

[evangelion031]

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