I don't see this posted anywhere else. I saw this on airliners.net and thought some of you might be interested. I've seen the movie and really enjoyed it. I had heard it was a VA flight attendant who made it but the posting (below) points to UAL. Could be either, I suppose:
I haven't seen this posted anywhere else. If it is, sorry in advance.
A young female flight attendant (who works for UAL I think) made a feature length film about the lives of flight attendants and airline crew. It's called "The Aviary" and I think it's a pretty great little move and I thought I would pass along the information for any of you who might be interested.
At first glance it looks a little tough on pilots but in the end it's not. Also, I was a little put off by the Airline Captains drinking in uniform at the bar (in the trailer) but it all makes sense in the context of the rest of the movie.
You can only get the DVD on the website - you can also read her blog, watch the movie trailer and check out the cast there:
http://theaviarymovie.com/mainpage.htm
Review of the movie with a good synopsis of the movie:
http://www.anvilandsprocket.com/review.php?rec=177
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I haven't seen this posted anywhere else. If it is, sorry in advance.
A young female flight attendant (who works for UAL I think) made a feature length film about the lives of flight attendants and airline crew. It's called "The Aviary" and I think it's a pretty great little move and I thought I would pass along the information for any of you who might be interested.
At first glance it looks a little tough on pilots but in the end it's not. Also, I was a little put off by the Airline Captains drinking in uniform at the bar (in the trailer) but it all makes sense in the context of the rest of the movie.
You can only get the DVD on the website - you can also read her blog, watch the movie trailer and check out the cast there:
http://theaviarymovie.com/mainpage.htm
Review of the movie with a good synopsis of the movie:
http://www.anvilandsprocket.com/review.php?rec=177
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. However, it was discussed a while ago on the site, 
