High school grads don bikinis for chance to become flight attendants

Candidates prepare to audition for

flight attendant and modeling jobs in
Qingdao, China, on Dec. 28. Photo:
ZUMA Wire
So much for women’s liberation — in
this country, in order to work as a
flight attendant, you need to look
good in a bikini.
About 1,000 female high school
graduates paraded in their swimwear
this week in order to gain a chance
to work as either a model or an air
hostess,according to osaswap
Daily Online .
The models also dressed up as flight
attendants at the audition. Photo:
ZUMA Wire.Modeling agency Oriental Beauty is

said to have organized the event to

help airline recruiters source “talent.”

Although it is unknown whether the

keen entrants were also skilled in

evacuating a plane in case of

emergency, the main thing is they

looked good in bikinis.

Because that matters on your flight,

right?

Candidates attended the audition for

model and flight attendant roles in

Qingdao in east China’s Shandong

Province.

Photo: osaswap 

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The Eleventh National College
“professional” seminar for models
and flight attendants was held in the
region on Monday, attracting more
than 1,000 high school graduates.
The “beautiful promotion” was also
said to help relevant professional
colleges and universities focus on
selection criteria and help candidates
“build a platform to show
themselves.”
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