The Russian airline Pobeda will purchase 3,000 facial muscle training equipment for its flight attendant school. This was reported to reporters in the press service of the carrier. An airline spokesman noted that "a perfect smile" is their standard. The cost of the contract will be 540 thousand rubles.
“We buy smile simulators for our own flight attendant school. Flawless Flight Attendant Smile - our standard. Taking into account the growth strategy, we have a large enrollment for our own school, we want all graduates without exception to have the skill of a gorgeous smile. , - said the Daily Storm in the press service of the airline.
Pobeda is going to purchase three thousand Silicone face slimmer or its equivalent. The maximum purchase price will be 540 thousand rubles.
Silicone face slimmer is a Japanese lip trainer designed to tighten the muscles of the face and shape the cheekbones.
In February 2020, Pobeda opened an aviation training center for flight attendants near Vnukovo airport. The training program includes: service communication, conductor work technology, aviation medicine, emergency rescue training.
“More than 80% of our flight attendants are guys from the initial training, they did not fly anywhere before Pobeda. And we see that almost all of them decide to stay in our team and build their careers at Pobeda. We know these guys from their professional "birth" in aviation, we know what they can do and what they want. Therefore, last year we decided to implement a project of our own training center ", - said then the head of the flight attendants service "Pobeda" Laszlo Szabo.
According to him, the center helps to improve the efficiency of education and training of flight attendants, optimize training costs and control the quality of the educational process.
Pobeda is a Russian low-cost airline based at Vnukovo Airport in Moscow. In March 2020, due to coronavirus infection, the carrier canceled international flights. Since April 1, the airline has suspended all other flights. Flights across Russia resumed on May 31. Flights to Turkey began on August 1.
