One thing I love about the travel industry is how many passionate people work in it. It's a very special industry with some of the best people I know. And as a frequent traveler there's nothing better than running into the same familiar faces over and over. That's a principle which certainly extends beyond the…
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Let's not make fun of people that are born that way. A smiling person just won the genetic lottery of being happy and optimists. Let's not discriminate against the pessimists (evolution already does)
Is she usually standing right there as you walk down the stairs after crossing the walking bridge from the parking garage?
Pam is a gem for sure. That smile will warm anyone up. I'm jealous of friends that use LAX as their home airport. I only get to see her when I travel to LA for work and am on my way home.
I knew exactly who you were talking about as soon as I saw the title of this post! She is so awesome and makes the day brighter as I go up the escalators to TSA Precheck. I even considered giving her one of the American Airlines recognition tickets but figured she didn't work for AA.
It's always lovely to see happy people in airports , most especially those in security!
Hi Ben! Thanks for writing about my Facebook fAAn pAAge for Pam. We love her! She makes early morning flights out of LAX so much more fun. She does love that so many of her fans care about her. Your readers should also be on the lookout for her frequeny serenades by the escalator! She has an amazing voice!
Ok people! So now that it has been shared that she has an amazing voice, someone needs to share a video of that on here! So get out your smart phones and start sharing!
She is surely "one of a kind"!
Pam has always been a shining light at the AA Premium check in area. Always smiling, always friendly, and always a kind word to share with every traveler. Such a wonderful person!
@Credit - it's not clear that evolution discriminates in favour of those who are happy or optimistic, at least in terms of mortality:
http://lancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6736(15)01222-2/fulltext
Nevertheless, the capacity to bring happiness into another's life, if only for a brief moment, is a gift. If someone can achieve that in the stressful environment of a busy international airport, they deserve the recognition that Lucky has afforded them.
The world would be a better place if there were more Pams in it.
I have known Pam for over a decade. She is the genuine article! And, she is a wonderful performer (singer).