As we all know, flight attendant is an enviable job, and it is not easy to become a flight attendant. In addition to having a high standard of appearance, words and deeds on the plane are also strict. If you are interested, you should have been to Japan and flown to JAL. It's not hard to see a Japanese stewardess sitting with her legs crossed. Why is this? Daily habits?

First of all, Japan Airlines flight attendants will arrange some etiquette training for flight attendants after recruitment, because some behaviors also represent airline flight attendants, and sitting in this position with legs crossed is the standard sitting posture. When the stewardesses receive etiquette training, they will practice sitting posture and are required to sit only on the plane. This is also the requirement of airlines.

In fact, in addition to JAL, airlines in many countries will have such requirements. After all, this sitting posture can make the sitting posture more beautiful, which has been recognized internationally. In particular, some airlines with higher requirements will require flight attendants to smile, stand and walk.

Secondly, the Japanese body shape is relatively small, especially for women, so the uniforms of Japanese stewardesses are not as long as those of other countries, and they are slightly shorter, so they are easy to be exposed when sitting down, which is also one of the reasons.

Moreover, the job of flight attendants is not easy. They often need to walk around on the plane and always pay attention to the needs of passengers, so they have less rest time and less rest time. So when they can sit down and rest, if they sit with their legs crossed, they can relax their leg muscles properly. This posture can also stretch the body, relax the tired body and restore the flight attendant's physical strength as soon as possible.

Don't underestimate the tendency of Japanese flight attendants to keep practicing their legs with a small gesture. In order to use this posture, they can show the beauty of their bodies and temperament, and because such a small position has such strict requirements, on the other hand, they are very cultured and professional.

It can be seen that the reason why Japanese flight attendants cross their legs while sitting is to make themselves look more elegant and graceful, and also to avoid the disappearance caused by the short uniform. At the same time, it can also relieve physical fatigue when sitting and lying down. Therefore, although the work of flight attendants is enviable, there is still a lot of effort behind it. I hope I can give the flight attendants more understanding when I fly in the future.