A few days ago New York Times writer Stephanie Rosenbloom contacted me to discuss something very important: Flight attendant shoes. I wouldn’t joke about something as serious as this. The following quotes originally appeared in the article Best Shoes for Travel? Ask a flight attendant that came out today. For the record, my Aerosoles really…
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(UPDATE 8/29/2012 : I’m still wearing these shoes, and I STILL like them a lot. I even mention them in this New York Times article: Best Shoes for Travel? Ask a Flight Attendant) Oh sure they might look a little like Pilgrim shoes. And yeah, that big silver buckle might not be regulation. But these Kelly &…
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Heather, I came across your blog review you did of a pair of Clark Shoes and was impressed. I read some of the comments and I had no idea that there were so many restrictions to what shoes a flight attendant could wear. I bet that makes it very difficult for you to find comfortable shoes to wear during…
I’ve been obsessed with Clarks shoes for a while now. The first time I spotted these bendable, black, leather, Mary Jane’s were on a flight attendant at 30,000 feet. I asked if they were comfortable. She swore that they were. Two weeks later I found them at a DSW shoe store. They were sitting on top of a box and calling my name. Even though I…
An excerpt of chapter 7 – (the first of many drafts!)…. It’s important for flight attendants to find doctors who understand what our job entails. For instance, we don’t just roll our bags gate to gate and onto the plane. We lift eighty pounds over our heads and into the overhead bins each and every flight anywhere up to…
Say hello to my new flight attendant shoes! They’re made by Moda Spana. Most of you know I’ve been looking for the perfect inflight/terminal shoe for years now. Well I’ve finally given up the search. They don’t exist. Either they’re too frumpy to wear through the airport or a little too high for working a four-leg turn at 30,000 feet. It was back to…
$39.95 – DSW – Life Stride: Sindy Tailored Mary Jane UPDATE: I wound up leaving these behind in a hotel room. They made my legs look fat. The husband agreed, they looked a little matronly
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