Trans-Canada Air Lines Flight Attendant Intro 1950s

Back in the 1950s, working as a Flight Attendant was considered as only a job for young, un-married women. It was a highly glamorous affair and a young woman could see the world, whilst also earning an independent living. But the job also required many skills which required a lot of aptitude, pose and training, all of which made for a rather high entry barrier to attain such positions.

Trans-Canada Air Lines was experience rapid growth in their domestic and international route network and fleet, and required on ongoing supply of fresh and pleasant recruits to join the company in the role of the flight attendant position.