Summary of Patricia Reid's Flying with the Rich and Famous

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#1 I was hired as a flight attendant at Jet America Airlines, and within a few months, I was promoted to ticket agent. I spent my days talking to passengers and becoming best friends with anyone who worked in the airport.

#2 Regent Air was a airline that allowed passengers to fly from their homes to their destination via limousine. The first few flights were not very full, but we took no notice. We would arrive in Newark after gorging ourselves on all this incredible food, and head straight into New York to party like rock stars.

#3 I was a first-class flight attendant for Regent Air, and I was excited to be able to fly around the world on private jets. But I was also tenacious, and I would not take no for an answer when I wanted to fly again.

• Language: English
• Publisher: IRB Media
• Release date: Jul 27, 2022
• ISBN: 9798822564015

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Insights on Patricia Reid's Flying with the Rich and Famous

Contents

Insights from Chapter 1

Insights from Chapter 2

Insights from Chapter 3

Insights from Chapter 4

Insights from Chapter 5

Insights from Chapter 1

#1

I was hired as a flight attendant at Jet America Airlines, and within a few months, I was promoted to ticket agent. I spent my days talking to passengers and becoming best friends with anyone who worked in the airport.

#2

Regent Air was a airline that allowed passengers to fly from their homes to their destination via limousine. The first few flights were not very full, but we took no notice. We would arrive in Newark after gorging ourselves on all this incredible food, and head straight into New York to party like rock stars.

#3

I was a first-class flight attendant for Regent Air, and I was excited to be able to fly around the world on private jets. But I was also tenacious, and I would not take no for an answer when I wanted to fly again.

Insights from Chapter 2

#1

There are 11,000 business jets in the world, and they are mostly in the United States. They allow their owners to go where they want