Cebu Pacific Flight Attendants

[Jeff S]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lqh8e2KYIrU

[Jedironin]

Informative AND entertaining!    Thanks Jeff.

[piglett]

i wonder if they are available after the flight for "personal" instruction

pig

[Bob_S]

Sums up reasons number 1, 2, 4, and 7 on why to fly an Asian-based airline.

[robert angel]

I've had the pleasure of flying Cebu Pacific AND Philippine Airlines (PAL) and it's hard to say who's stewardesses are more 'babilicious' between the two airlines.

It's sort of like picking your favorite candy at Willy Wonka's factory.

On some of those interminable layovers en route to Mindanao, it was hard to shut my travel sore red eyes and catch some shuteye, with the slinky slim, yet shapely Singapore Airline stewardesses, with their long dresses, with their slits along their skirt side all the way up to their panty lines, sashaying around.

My wife told me how at one point her life, she, like so many Filipino girls,  wanted to be a PAL stewardess, but although more than pretty and smart enough, she didn't meet their strict minimum height requirement. They really, really judge those ladies very stringently in many ways, certainly on height and beauty, but in many other areas as well.

Like in many lands, being a stewardess there is still seen as a 'glamour job' although in the USA, I think Broomhilda could get the job on a US based carrier w/o any difficulty and fit right in with their mindset.

[Jedironin]

I've had the pleasure of flying Cebu Pacific AND Philippine Airlines (PAL) and it's hard to say who's stewardesses are more 'babilicious' between the two airlines.

It's sort of like picking your favorite candy at Willy Wonka's factory.   Beware the Ooompah-Loompah's!!   

On some of those interminable layovers en route to Mindanao, it was hard to shut my travel sore red eyes and catch some shuteye, with the slinky slim, yet shapely Singapore Airline stewardesses, with their long dresses, with their slits along their skirt side all the way up to their panty lines, sashaying around.

My wife told me how at one point her life, she, like so many Filipino girls,  wanted to be a PAL stewardess, but although more than pretty and smart enough, she didn't meet their strict minimum height requirement. They really, really judge those ladies very stringently in many ways, certainly on height and beauty, but in many other areas as well.

Like in many lands, being a stewardess there is still seen as a 'glamour job' although in the USA, I think Broomhilda could get the job on a US based carrier w/o any difficulty and fit right in with their mindset.

Don't forget, we don't have "Stewardesses" in the US anymore, they are "Flight Attendants", many of which are male.   

[Jeff S]

Yeah. I remember the good old days of stewardesses:

[Jhengsman]

Yeah. I remember the good old days of stewardesses:

I bet she's still working and with her seniority the best flights.

[Jeff S]

I doubt it. That company is long out of business, but back in the 60s and 70s, up and down the West Coast, PSA was THE way to get around.

[Researcher]

   I flew PAL when I went to the Philippines.I loved the flight attendants but The way they kept calling me "sir" got on my nerves. It was "Sir, stop trying to look down my dress" or Sir, please keep your hands to yourself" the whole flight.It really got be annoying! hehehe

  Researcher

[thekfc]

You are a riot researcher. 

I haven't flown on PAL....yet but I flew on Cebu Pacific when we went on our honeymoon to Cebu / Bohol. There were a guys who couldn't keep their eyes off the flight attendants super models. 

[evoltnvii]

me likey!!!  me likey a LOT!!!   

[Dave H]

Man, I wished the Cebu Pacific flight attendants had danced on my 3 flight a few months ago! Oh well, my daughter's teachers danced on Friday and the nursing students gave a presentation on dengue fever and danced the day before.  Mothers danced the week before...man everyone is always dancing here! 

Dave

[thekfc]

Man, I wished the Cebu Pacific flight attendants had danced on my 3 flight a few months ago! Oh well, my daughter's teachers danced on Friday and the nursing students gave a presentation on dengue fever and danced the day before.   Mothers danced the week before...man everyone is always dancing here!  

Dave

Just don't start dancing in your purple thong  

[Dave H]

Just don't start dancing in your purple thong  

Hey thekfc,

In fact, I did dance in my purple thong last night...unfortunately my wife was the only person in the audience. She left the show mid-performance so as not to choke on her dinner. Geez...I was doing a Greek dance! Some people just don't appreciate a fine dinning experience!  I'm going to have to start eating with Jeff.

Dave