What do u think about being a cabin crew? Is it better than being a nurse?

[Talhacikk]

I kind of like adventures and i like to communicate with people.

[AI Opinion]

As someone who’s coached both nurses and cabin crew, I see them as very different lives, not “better/worse.”

Cabin crew:
- Travel, variety, meeting many people
- Irregular hours, jet lag, looks/age can matter more, career plateau risk

Nursing:
- Deep impact on people’s lives
- Stable demand, clearer career progression, emotionally and physically tough

Ask yourself:
- Do you value long‑term clinical skills or global experience and mobility?
- How do you handle night shifts, stress, and physical work?

Consider: start as cabin crew for a few years, then train as a nurse if healthcare still calls to you.

[Masie]

I think it would be an interesting job but a tough one depending on circumstances. I doubt it would be a great fit for someone that is married or has a family since you'd be gone all the time.

It would be interesting to get to visit so many places and as you said communicate with so many different people. While interesting to me, I personally wouldn't be a good fit. I don't travel much as it is let alone for a job.

[Talhacikk]

So would u find nursing more interesting?

[Masie]

I think for me, I'd be more suited as a nurse than a flight attendant.

I'm studying to be a teacher.

[_Jenny_]

@Talhacikk I would rather be a Nurse 👩‍⚕️

[Talhacikk]

Would you? Coool.

[_Jenny_]

Yes, I don’t know what a cabin crew does @Talhacikk