Mandy Smith
Welcome! My name is Mandy Smith and I would like to invite you into the Pink Fluffy-Cloud-land of High Flying, where glamour and escapism are all side effects of the job. So whether you are looking to be an airhostess yourself or you are just interested in what we get up to; Cabin Fever may be of interest to you.
This is a little bit of a guide book on how to be an airhostess, with all its trials and tribulations and a little bit about the escapades of a group of friends who help each other through the good and bad times, that go hand in hand with their search for love - from city to city and up in the skies. All of the names have been changed to disguise the guilty, the lovely and the naughty. In this series of stories based on real life ev
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