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246 months ago

Bertrand Devaux (a guest user) asked this question:

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246 months ago

Prabir Mudaliar   wrote:

cabin chief or cabin crew chief

My comment:

I offer these because they are closest to the original term.
Otherwise, I am in agreement with Claude that the term widely varies from airline to airline.
My advice would be to focus on a particular carrier and use the term they employ.

246 months ago

Claude Le Frapper   wrote:

chief flight attendant

My comment:

Salut Betrand:
Senior flight attendant sounds pretty good to me. However, depending on the airline, you will hear “purser”, “crew chief”, “flight attendant in charge” and the one I would use: “chief flight attendant”.

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246 months ago

Claude Le Frapper   wrote:

chief flight attendant

My comment:

Salut Betrand:
Senior flight attendant sounds pretty good to me. However, depending on the airline, you will hear “purser”, “crew chief”, “flight attendant in charge” and the one I would use: “chief flight attendant”.

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246 months ago

Isabel Ruivo   wrote:

Steward In-Charge

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246 months ago

   wrote:

That would definitely be a candidate if the subject is male. Chief steward or chief stewardess would also work. Using flight attendnt gets around the gender dilemma.

246 months ago

   wrote:

That would definitely be a candidate if the subject is male. Chief steward or chief stewardess would also work. Using flight attendnt gets around the gender dilemma.