Stewardess - A pretty gal who asks you what you want, then straps you in so can't get it.
Suitable Landing Site - An attractive member of the opposite sex; suitability may sometimes be affected by arctic frost (also see "Arctic Frost").
It carried a crew of three-pilot, co-pilot and stewardess-and eight or nine passengers. The later 5-AT had more powerful Pratt & Whitney engines. All models had aluminum corrugated sheet metal body and wings.
It included seats from a Boeing 737, stewardesses and a modest galley. The pod was pressurized, but had no windows. By the end of the 1980s the 73 Argosys build by AW were rapidly dwindling.
The Ford Trimotor had 12 passenger seats; a cabin high enough for a passenger to walk down the aisle without stooping; and room for a "stewardess," or flight attendant, the first of whom were nurses, ...
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