Cabin crew life as a flight attendant (steward is a pilot and a passanger lifeguard)

Dear Ladies & Gentlemen, who wish to buy jets...
✈️ Russian oligarchs sell their planes en masse The private jets of Vladimir Potanin, Yuri Shifonov, Rustam Teregulov, Alexander Svetakov, Arkady Volozh and Eduard Berman are put up for sale. Information about the sale of a 2017 aircraft worth about $60 million to a GULFSTREAM G650, which belongs to oligarch Vladimir Potanin close to Putin, has already been posted on the aircraft operator’s website and aircraft sales resources. It is the same with the aircraft of the oligarchs listed above. Other businessmen don't sell their planes publicly.
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