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Is it true that flight attendants have a shorter life span because they are constantly up in the atmosphere ?

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to me it sounds a lot of rubbish to be honest but a few people have said it to me so it made me wonder

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No. They have shorter life spans because of the crew parties at their lay-over hotels!

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no! they just need to drink lots more water due to dehydration but thats about it!
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LOL, gromit has some great answers! No, this is not a proven fact. Our oldest f/a where I'm at is over 80 years old!!! I can't even get my 83 year old grandma on a plane as a passenger, let along work international flights!!!
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not really..it depends on your health conditon
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No info to support that claim.

The avg. length of service for aF/A is about 8 yrs.

No truth to it...
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never heard of it in my life.
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yes if the plane crashes but no, never heard of that!
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i doubt thats true since planes and airhostes' havnt been around long enough for this to be a proven fact.and most of the original air hostesses are probably still alive today!as the first air hostess was ellen church in 1930 who was 25 at the time.
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from physics lesson i heard that they re exposed to higher dose of radiation but since we all receive cosmic radiation on earth so they wont hv must harm cause the dosage is still small
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