I've got a question about e-mailing a stewardess

I've tried to e-mail two stewardesses, but they haven't responded. I've always wanted to interview a stewardess... I find their email on their blog, and I try to email them.

On a different forum (wings900, I'm always on there), one of the users suggested that the next time I'm at an airport, talk to one. I was at IAD (Dulles Int'l) yesterday to spot aircraft with my dad. We ate in the airport. But while we were eating, a Lufthansa stewardess walked by. It's like when I'm busy, the thing I was searching for appears.

But I did get some good photos. Three United 777-200s, an Aer Lingus 757-200, some smaller regional jets operated by American Eagle and United Express, and a Lufthansa 747-400. There were about 5 United 737-800Ws, too. I should post my findings on here sometime.

But how can I actually email a stewardess and get a response? Can I email United, Delta, American, JetBlue, Lufthansa, FlyBe or some airline if I can ask questions to a stewardess? I need some help!

Any help is appreciated!

a reply to: lazyfortress

You seek Zaphod58.

a reply to: lazyfortress

Customer Services Dept.
Contact the airline with specific requests and they should make sure you are put in touch with the right person.
They should be quite helpful.

Aren't they called flight attendants now.

a reply to: olaru12

Yes, they are. But others prefer stewardess/steward

a reply to: lazyfortress
Send them a sexy pic of yourself and offer to buy them a drink.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Bro. I'm not even close to being 21. Srsly?

a reply to: lazyfortress
Well, crap. There goes buying them a drink then. Coffee works. Offer to buy them coffee. It'll help keep them awake and energized while they're working.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Bro. I'm not even 15 yet.

Is there any way I can possibly email a stewardess and get a response?

a reply to: lazyfortress
Oh, man. Sorry. It's impossible to tell ages here.

a reply to: Skid Mark

Lol, I understand

a reply to: lazyfortress
All joking aside, I don't know how you would go about having one contact you. Is this something for school? Is it just something that interests you?

I just want to interview one. That's all.

originally posted by: lazyfortress
I just want to interview one. That's all.

If you crack the code, be sure to let me know. I, too, am verrrrry interested in...e-mailing some stewardesses ...

originally posted by: Skid Mark
a reply to: lazyfortress
Oh, man. Sorry. It's impossible to tell ages here.

Behaviorally, we're all about 8

Anybody?

a reply to: lazyfortress

0 for 2 is nothing. Go to every major airline and contact their media department. Draft a professional email outlining who you are, what your interest is, and your questions. Send it to all of the media department emails you can find. Someone will likely answer your questions.

Remember that a lot of airline employees aren't really free to discuss everything about their jobs publicly.

What are some of the questions you would ask?

not for nothing but if youre going to airports all the time do you not see them like everywhere. they have to move around. sit. eat.
youre a kid so you will be able to 'get away' with # an adult wouldnt.

if you ever see one sitting there chilling or having a sip or something just walk up and introduce yourself and ask them if you can interview them.
seems like a pretty easy way to me

a reply to: lazyfortress

No. Doesnt matter what "others" prefer. Right is right. They are trained as "flight attendants" Male and female, both.

Send a mail to the company and why you want to talk to one...leave YOUR name, email address, some questions and as to why...and ask THEM to email YOU back.

It's less "stalking" mode(they dont know you after all...you could be a wacko)...and that way, they control the contact.

Best of luck*

*FLIGHT ATTENDANTS. F-L-I-G-H-T Attendants, NOT STEWARDESS (that old term is more feminine, and there are both these days)