Elliott Neal Hester

⇐ newest Page 2 of 2
  • What are you doing New Year's Eve?

    How Salon Travel's favorite writers plan to ring in the new year.
  • 'Tis the season to be pissed off

    Too many bags and too few bins make frequent flyers cry foul.
  • Coping with the EgyptAir mystery

    When you work at 30,000 feet, you don't want to doubt the pilot.
  • Roaches, rats and other unticketed passengers

    From cucarachas to dachshunds, flight attendants contend with a mind-boggling menagerie of stowaways.
  • The agony of the long-distance commuter

    For some flight attendants, three airports and 2,500 miles isn't a major trip -- it's a normal journey to work.
  • Confessions of a onetime ramp rat

    Two months as an airport baggage-handler almost cost me my life.
  • Welcome to the Mile-High Club

    Our flying correspondent relates some true tales of sex in the skies.
  • Flying in the age of air rage

    When pilots are stabbed to death and flight attendants are taken to the hospital in ambulances, the skies are out of control.
  • The passenger from hell

    When a man goes berserk on board, what can a flight attendant do?
  • When fists flew on the San Juan Special

    Only the strongest flight attendants survived this legendary New York-Puerto Rico flight.
  • Sex and the thin-walled room

    When you spend half your life in hotels, you learn a lot about your neighbors.
  • Flying the queasy skies

    Sometimes turbulence is just the start of your problems.
  • We can't forget

    After a few weeks, consumers will move beyond the American Airlines crash. But flight attendants won't.
  • Fool for lust

    A woman named Rita inspires a flight attendant to woo her halfway around the world -- on standby.
  • Out of the mouths of passengers

    Flight attendants hear the craziest things.
  • Crime is in the air

    Sometimes even flight attendants can't believe the things that happen onboard.
  • Bad passenger, bad!

    Ah, the glamorous life of the flight attendant, where you get punched, kicked and defecated upon.
⇐ newest Page 2 of 2

From Salon's blogs