Let’s face it, while we may feel fatigued and droopy eyed (not to mention worryingly oily) during a long flight, airhostesses have always seemed to have an effortless glamour about them.
Why not channel their glamour at your next dinner party by investing in a reconditioned airline meal cart.
At www.flightstudiostore.com, AL.Carts meal carts are designed, engineered and built with the highest aerospace quality requirements, with their designs flying daily, worldwide in many airliners.
For your own meal cart however AL.Carts not only allows you to chose your colour, but also interior configuration (half food trays/half wine rack seems to be the best option; or for quirky office use, filing systems are also available).
Prices start at $952, in a range of colours and interior configurations.
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Whilst we're on the topic, check out Come Fly With Us!: A Global History of the Airline Hostess
. Here's the official product blurb from Amazon:
"When the first commercial flights took off in the 1930s, stewardesses were registered nurses whose duties included swatting flies and helping passengers read railroad timetables in the event of forced landings. In the 1950s, stewardesses were viewed as wives-in-training, as adept at preparing a baby's bottle as mixing a martini.
"By the swinging 1960s and 1970s, female flight attendants were considered successful marketing tools, sporting micro-minis, hot pants, and buttons that read "Pure, Sober, and Available" to lure male business passengers on board.
"Come Fly With Us! explores the unique history of this industry pioneered by women, tracing changes in the flight attendant's role - from flying nurse to airborne sex kitten to today's custodian of safety and service.
"Stunning visuals from airline archives and early flight maps, promotional brochures, and print advertisements re-create a sense of the early days and underscore the dramatic changes encountered in this dynamic industry."
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