Oldest Active Flight Attendant Turns 90

In terms of generally awesome things, the oldest active flight attendant turned 90 on Thursday. Via A Fly Guy’s Cabin Crew Lounge, Bob Reardon has been flying for Delta/Northwest for 63 years.

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Amazing!

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Christina Goldstein Guest

Hey you age racist people. I rather fly with experienced crew than with these Chewingum-iPhone-Facebook-Instagram generation wanna-be FA`s. Good that long-haul aircrafts are big and all wanna-be`s can stay in Y and experienced FA`s with style in F and C.

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Rob McGuire Guest

What is to moderate,I am saying the posts or some of them were discriminatory with respect to his age,that if he couldn't walk properly it would be age; but he can

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Rob McGuire Guest

Why does everyone automatically assume he can't do the job.I have see overweight pilots and flight attendants that couldn't get out of a revolving door without gps or a guide dog. Is this the only area where discrimination is encouraged.He looks great and should sue for age discrimination or maybe waddle when he walks through the cabin.

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Donley Guest

Flew with Bob back in 1968 - 1976 and he would put on a new shirt at least once a flight to be fresh for the First Class Service. Hard worker and I heard he made 6-figures with SS and the best Purser routes with that extra pay. Great guy that never married so that shows he was smart too.

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Win Whitmire Guest

I beg to differ! I work for Delta as a pilot. The flight attendants have recurrent training every nine months under the AQP (advanced qualification program). They must pass every test or they are subject to more training or finding another job. Just like the pilots.

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