Flight Attendant:Siantha Pillay
I am Siantha Pillay from Durban, South Africa and I am an international flight attendant. In 2014, I had the privilege of attending the GFPA Foundation Aviation and Space Camp. One of the best adventures I have experienced by far in this journey of my life! This...
Flight Attendant:Uveshni Naicker
My name is Uveshni Naicker, and I am currently a flight attendant for FlySafair. Growing up, my passion for Aviation grew greater as the years went by. GFPA and SAWIA afforded me the amazing opportunity of attending their Aviation and Space Camp in 2013. It was there...
Mechanical Engineering
What do Mechanical Engineers do? Mechanical engineers research, develop, design, manufacture and maintain machines, machine components and systems in various fields of application. Their deep understanding of mechanics, dynamics, thermodynamics, electricity, and...
Career Feature:Architecture
What do Architects do? Architects use their creativity and practical understanding of structure and materials for the design of the human environment – mostly buildings, groups of buildings and often the spaces between the buildings. They design places and...
Career Feature :Flight Attendant
What do Flight Attendants do? Flight attendants are responsible for providing routine services. They are trained to respond to emergencies, ensuring the safety and comfort of the onboard passengers.Ensuring safety means that they are informed of the conditions in the...EVENTS
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