I have a question for existing members and the club staff.
Is it possible to date a commercial airline cabin crew member?
If possible, I’d prefer someone working as cabin crew for J○L or A◯A.
If anyone is actually dating one, could you also tell me which membership tier you’re in?
I’m Paper Airplane, a male member.
If you’re narrowing it down to those two airlines, it might be faster and more reliable to just fly with your preferred one a few round trips every week…
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I’m Karasaki from Universe Club Tokyo, and I’d like to answer as well.
It may be inappropriate to say, but since COVID, we’ve seen a significant increase in the number of flight attendants registering with us. We don’t disclose their airline names, but we do list “flight attendant” in the occupation field.
A woman who might normally be classified as Gold if she were an office worker may be placed in Platinum based on the flight attendant brand alone. In many cases, simply being a flight attendant results in a higher class.
We would be delighted if you would consider joining us.
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Maezawa from the CEO’s office will answer this one too.
Thanks for your question.
We’ve been seeing an increase in registrations from flight attendants lately. In fact, it came up in a meeting just earlier today—we were saying, “Wow, there are really a lot more of them now.”
So at the moment, your chances of dating a flight attendant are fairly high.
Whether things develop into a relationship depends on the man, but if it’s just a date, you can almost certainly meet one as long as your schedules line up.
(Though that’s only natural, since we have flight attendants registered.)
> J○L or A◯A
We can’t disclose the company names, so we can’t say whether you’ll be able to meet one unless you make offers to several of them. However, they are registered with us, so it’s certainly possible.
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I’m Tetsu, a male member.
There are definitely some flight attendants, and it actually seems like more of them have been signing up lately. Of course, you can’t tell which airline they work for from their profiles, and even if you ask the branch, they won’t disclose it. I imagine they’ll tell you themselves once you get to know them.
Overall, my impression is that most flight attendants are Platinum members or above. I also occasionally see ground staff among the Gold members.
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I’m Kazu, a male member.
If things go well, you may be able to date a flight attendant.
As Mac mentioned, their employer is naturally not listed. Where someone works is highly personal information.
If you make offers to women who seem like they’re in the Black Class and go on lots of dates, you might eventually find someone from one of the two major airlines. They won’t tell you where they work unless you’ve built a fairly close relationship and earned their trust, so I think it takes a considerable amount of effort. My impression is that there are more flight attendants from foreign airlines and LCCs than from the two major airlines.
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