19/08/2026
I may have rested my wings, but my heart will always prioritize PRUtecting and supporting my fellow crew members in the aviation industry. ❤️🪽✈️💙
Flying and working as a cabin crew member is not just the fancy career that many people see, It comes with a great deal of responsibility not only to the airline, but most importantly, to every passenger we serve.
The sacrifices we make, especially when it comes to our health and well-being, are something we cannot simply discount. Yet, despite all the challenges, we cannot deny the dedication behind every smile😁
Behind those smiles are Flight Attendants and Stewards who always give their best to provide safe, sincere, and exceptional service to every Filipino and to every passenger we have the privilege of serving.
Kudos to all Philippine Aviation Crew. I am always grateful that I have been part of this industry 💙💛❤️🩵🤍🧡
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INVISIBLE TOLL: Airline crews spend thousands of hours in the sky — where exposure to cosmic radiation is higher than it is on the ground.
A new Harvard study found pilots and flight attendants had the highest rates of radiation-related cancer deaths among more than 500 occupations studied.
The research does not prove radiation caused the increased risk, but experts say the findings could fuel discussion about whether airline workers should receive earlier or additional cancer screenings.
Here’s what the study found — and what it could mean for people who spend their careers in the air.
➡ Full story here: https://www.foxnews.com/health/cancer-risk-higher-people-particular-type-job
