Yvette sitting in front on Air Bahama Dream 
Come True reunion photo at Yvonneīs wonderful 
party the night before reunion dinner! 
Yvette is wearing elegant v-necked white 
sitting next to Carnetha Carew in lilac splendid 
outfit! How great to meet you again at the 
Nassau reunion! 

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YVETTE AT LUX
REUNION JULY 2000

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International Air Bahama places great demands on its cabin crew. 
Each cabin crew member is responsible for giving our passengers 
a good inflight experience.

Furthermore, the cabin crew is responsible for passenger safety and 
comfort, which requires a sense of responsibility, collaborative 
skills and flexibility.

As a cabin attendant you must be able to give first aid and prevent 
and handle any critical situation.

You should have a desire to provide a good and personal service and 
be responsive to passenger requests and needs. 

You will be working at all hours of the day, often under time 
pressure and subject to high work requirements. 

Emergency training

"Another issue is getting yourself and 
your passengers into the raft. 

With calm seas, warm water, and no injuries, 
itīs usually no problem. Some rafts are 
self-ballasted and have built-in ladders, 
making them easier to enter. Statistics 
show that most ditchings are successful. 
By one count, 88 percent of all ditchings 
were survived. Other statistics show a 
92-percent successful egress rate."
Cited from Airplane owners and pilots 
association.