Attitudes at Every Altitude: One Flight Attendant's Observations from 7 Million Miles Flown

Welcome on board for a close-up view of airline travel today based on real-life miles flown. Attitudes at Every Altitude was written by a flight attendant with experience in excess of 7 million miles. Over 300 humorous situations are covered in Gregg Proteaux's compilation of relationships among passengers, flight attendants, pilots and the airlines of today.

The newest surcharges, smaller seats, delayed flights and pay cuts are all here, which occur in airline travel every day. Experience them in this writing so that you will be better prepared when you board your next flight. In a humorous way, every passenger will have a more realistic expectation from airlines and its employees in today's world of travel.

HAVE YOU EVER TOLD A FLIGHT ATTENDANT HOW MANY ICE CUBES TO PUT INTO YOUR GLASS? YOU ARE IN HERE.

Experience the roles of both passengers and flight attendants, and feel exactly what happens on a typical 16 hour day. The day begins from cold-water-showers in hotels to crowded airport parking lots, over-booked flights, cancellations, and, again, all of the surcharges.

OH, THE JOYS OF AIR TRAVEL TODAY!