Possibly Gay Male Flight Attendants
#92
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: AMS
Programs: LH FTL, HH ♢, HGP P, Accor P
Posts: 840
On a recent trip home from Paris on AA we had the best FA crew I've ever experienced. The three male FA's were the best. Attentive, fun, happy. I'd bet my status on these gents being gay.
Aside from those three, has anyone else but me found that the best FA's tend to be--based on my possibly very flawed presumptions--gay males?
Am I alone in this?
Across all the airlines I have flown with, and generalizing, I tend to agree with you. There of course also being nice and kind female FAs.
#93
Join Date: Nov 2010
Programs: AA Platinum, HH Diamond
Posts: 67
So I am a man who is not gay, and had an interesting experience on my flight the other day. I was sitting in an exit row seat in coach and after beverage service one of the male FAs came over and started up a conversation with me. He worked in at least one time something about homosexuality as part of the conversation, which I didn't really respond to. Subsequently he brought me a beverage cup almost full of warm nuts from first class, and continued to refresh my water for the rest of the flight at a rate significantly higher than anyone else around me.
I am pretty sure he was trying to flirt with me, and in spite of my lack of responding other than just being polite, I definitely was getting special treatment.
I am pretty sure he was trying to flirt with me, and in spite of my lack of responding other than just being polite, I definitely was getting special treatment.
#94
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: ORD
Posts: 870
Once at check in at Delta I was served by what I believe was a transvestite. She appeared to be a basketball player with a dress on. She was knowledgeable, helpful, courteous and was obviously happy to be at work. Though unsettling at first, this was a good experience for me. Perhaps I even grew a little bit.
I am enjoying this thread. I am very happy with the level headed responses.
I am enjoying this thread. I am very happy with the level headed responses.