Sand in my eyes

Adrenalin drive, sand in our eyes, burning feet because of the heat, smelly camels, tastefull dinner, shaking belly dancer, beautiful sunset and great company is how I wold describe my last weekend.
The most memorable driving through the dunes, up and down, the jeeps were nearly at about 90 degrees angle and drifting with a crazy driver was such an experience!

Almost done

Can't believe that I have only 9 days of training left and then I start the real thing!
These days have gone so fast, but I got a feeling like I just came.
I've passed the Safety and emergency procedures, Group medical training, Security training and now the Service will start. It's been really hard, I slept for about 4-5 hours per night, but I'm enjoying every minute of it.
I have my uniform and I really like it, it's so comfortable. Nowdays it's getting hotter and hotter and we have 43 degrees Celsius and huge humidity, and it's not even summer jet.

One step closer

Oooh can't wait for my first flight! Between take-off and landing I will sit in cockpit only with Flight Crew (Captain and First officer)-how exciting is that?!? I'm soooo looking forward for that!!
I finished my first step to becoming a Cabin Crew, SEP (safety and emergency procedures) is behind me. We've finished with ditching into water from our simulator A380 and it was fun fun fun!
Now new interesting things ahead us with first aid and medical assistance that also include child birth.
But now..beach time!

Photo: Karim Nafatni

Hope you love rollercoasters

Life can be a rollercoaser.
But please not on the plane.
Here we are in training and learning about safety and emergency procedures in case of turbulence in best simulators to practise. Our books are huge, our brains are working full time, sleeping hours are short, but it's so interesting and fun-->on the ground. Let it stay that way :)
Safety and emergency procedures in full mode!