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Happy Juneteenth!

Juneteenth is a time to remember that, even though freedom was delayed, denied, or disguised in various ways, we are still here, still evolving, and still breaking through ceilings that were said to be unbreakable.

It’s a moment to recognize that the sky isn’t the limit; it’s just the beginning. Your very presence in spaces where someone tried to keep you out is a form of freedom.

If you're fighting to be seen because of your ethnicity, nationality, identity, voice, or the way you dream, Juneteenth reminds you that you are not alone in that struggle and your voice matters.

From Juneteenth to Pride, this month serves as a reminder that freedom doesn’t look the same for everyone, and we all deserve to be seen, safe and celebrated.

Who's Hiring Flight Attendants

This is your reminder to check out who's hiring flight attendants this week.

🇺🇸 US Applicants: Future Flight Attendant Job Board​​

🇪🇺 🇬🇧 Europe & UK Applicants: Cabin Crew Careers Page​​​

This Week at Future Flight Attendant

Have you checked out the new Crew Briefing video series on YouTube?

It’s a little different than what you see here in the newsletter, with the same vibe but on video.

I’m sharing career tips, energy management tools, and behind-the-scenes insights to keep you inspired, focused, and interview-ready.

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I’ll be dropping fresh content weekly, and I’d love to see you there. Subscribing is one of the easiest ways to support my work.

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The Future Flight Attendant Amazon Storefront

Everything I recommend, from interview shoes that actually pass the test to crew-approved luggage, is all in one place.

Whether you’re prepping for interviews, heading to training, or upgrading your airport style, this is your shortcut to gear that works.

➡️ Click here to browse the Future Flight Attendant Amazon Storefront​

Product of the Week

When you’re running on little sleep and living out of a suitcase, your beauty routine needs to work overtime too.

Lighted Travel Makeup Case

This one stole the show in my latest unboxing, it’s compact, customizable, and has a built-in LED mirror that makes getting ready in hotel rooms or crash pads so much easier.

If you’re heading to training or just want to elevate your on-the-go beauty setup, this is a must.

Here’s the unboxing I mentioned, I show you exactly why I’m obsessed with this case.
​Watch it now:

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You can grab it from the Amazon Storefront HERE.​

P.S. I don’t share products unless I truly love them, and this one? I give it five stars.

Tip of the Week: Why Rest Is Part of the Job

When I was on reserve, I fell asleep behind the wheel. Twice.

That’s how real fatigue is and how dangerous it can be.

As a flight attendant, you’re expected to be calm, alert, and on point, even when your schedule is the opposite of consistent.

But here’s the reality:

Fatigue isn’t just feeling tired. It’s a form of impairment.

In this career, that can lead to serious consequences, like falling asleep in the jumpseat (which can get you fired) or blowing a slide (which could even end your career on the spot if you're on probation).

That’s why Future Flight Attendant is all about the summer of self-care, and a foundation of self-care is rest.

Ways to Get Better Rest - Even on a Crazy Schedule

• Don’t wait until you’re exhausted. Dim lights, unplug and give your body a chance to shift into sleep mode.
• Schedule naps into your schedule. Give yourself permission by planning them in advance.
• Being a new flight attendant is kind of like being a new mom, late nights, early mornings, and zero sleep. And crew scheduling? It’s basically a screaming baby with a loaded diaper. Get those naps in while you can.
• Create a travel-ready sleep kit: eye mask, earplugs, calming scent, sleepy playlist, train your body to recognize these cues as “it’s time to rest,” no matter where you are.
• Protect your off time. Please don't feel guilty about getting rest. You don’t have to be productive every second. Rest is productive. Boundaries are sacred.
• Power down your screen before bed. I know it's hard, it's hard for me too, but you can do it. Trade TikTok for 10 minutes of journaling or deep breathing. Your nervous system will thank you.

Bonus: My Signature Sleep Routine Tip

Create a consistent sleep cue no matter where you are.

You’ll be sleeping in all kinds of places as a flight attendant. A sleep mask, sound machine app, or a quick breathwork pattern can signal your body it’s time to rest, even in a crashpad or hotel room.

Rest isn’t what you do only after the hustle. It’s what makes the hustle sustainable.

Let’s make rest non-negotiable.

If you’re preparing for this career and already feeling overwhelmed, you don’t have to do it alone.

Want more than tips? Get personal support.

Inside the Future Flight Attendant Course & Coaching Program, I help you prepare for interviews and build sustainable habits that prevent burnout from the start.

You’ll get insider strategies, real support, and a blueprint for staying calm, confident, and a polished candidate.

Thank you for allowing me to share authentically with you.
I’m learning that the edge of discomfort is often the beginning of real growth. I see so many of you walking that same edge, and I’m grateful to be walking it with you.

That's all for this week's Crew Briefing. If you know anyone who can benefit from this information, you can share it by forwarding this email.

Wheels up!

Deanna

​Future Flight Attendant - Your Total Flight Attendant Career Center

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