"Martha Stewardess" is a fictional character. Any similarities to persons alive or dead are purely coincidental.
Martha's life partner "Chip" is a fictional character too, existing only in the mind of the author and creator of Marthastewardess.com . Any similarity to a ventriloquist dummy (alive or not so much) is also a coinkidink.
In other words, they're not real.
The airline Martha's creator flies for is a guarded secret. In fact, she/he may not even fly for an airline at all. Who kows? The real person behind Martha might work at the DMV, Krispy Kreme Donuts, the even the CIA.
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Cant say for sure. Hmmm Maybe it depends a lot on who has a Union and a decent contract
While I agree that Alaska has happy employees, the information provided is blatantly false. Alaska flight attendants are paid much differently than other airlines — by the distance and not the hour — incorrect conversion to an hourly wage may be why Alaska is so incorrectly ranked. On the other hand, Southwest is also paid this way, but their pay is nearly 20% higher than Alaska. This leads me to believe that the author simply failed to do proper research.
Are you serious? why would Alaska Airlines flight attendants be the happiest because they took away those prayer cards? What would that have to do with their work? Did you know that Alaska Airlines was founded by missionaries? Alaska airlines was proud of its family and spiritual values, why make that comment? Idiots!!