Is the airline company provides accomedation for cabin crew after thier duty?

Question

Is the airline company provides accomedation for cabin crew after thier duty?

Answer 1

this is to be asked at the time of your interview with the employer...

Answer 2

They do and generally are the junkiest, cheapest, crappiest hotels they can find.  Probably no food in the hotel or even nearby, particularly if it's raining or snowing -- you'll have to walk as the van driver won't take you there.

Stayed in one that had it's own police station.  Three stories, no elevator -- you can just lug all that c**p up the stairs.

I could go on....

Answer 3

They sure do! And when the flight is cancelled the room is still booked so airport employees get to have a party downtown.

Answer 4

Yes, they is.

Answer 5

Airlines pay for hotels while on your duty. These are all arranged by the airline. Most airlines work on a per-diem basis for food. Its usually $1-2 per hour away from home. This is of course in addition to your actual flght duty pay. You essentially pay for your food but they give you a check at the end of the month for your per-diem.

Answer 6

Yes. They do provide hotel accomodation when there is a stopover. Like if you are flying from London to Paris and the next day from Paris to London, there is accomodation because it is still considered a working time.