Air New Zealand’s Ron Twine, 74, has just hung up his wings after 53 years at the Kiwi national carrier, making him the longest-serving flight attendant in the airline’s history.
Following his final flight from Vancouver to Auckland, he joined Jake Nelson on the Australian Aviation podcast to discuss his long career, how things changed at Air New Zealand over half a century, and what to consider if you’re pondering a job as cabin crew.
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