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My name is Lixia and I have been working at the airport for three years.

I still remember dropping out of school and staying at home for half a year when I just graduated from university, and I felt that the word "old people" was becoming more and more closely related to me.

It's not that I don't want to find a job, it's that it's really hard to find a good job these days.

During the Chinese New Year, a cousin was admitted to the airport as a ground attendant, and when he went to relatives, he was afraid that others would not know that it was a big show-off.

Everyone of the same generation, who graduated and became teachers, urban managers, and policemen, are all bleak compared to him.

When my parents talked about me, they couldn't wait to find a crack in the ground, because I was still unemployed at home.

On the surface, my parents could only smile bitterly and say that they had just graduated and had a good year, and they would not be in a hurry to find it after the New Year.

But in private, he was energetic, and pulled his cousin to ask about the process and precautions for entering the airport for a long time.

It was one day in early March, and my parents asked my cousin to fill out my entry form without telling me.

In mid-March, the phone call came and asked me to go to the airport for an interview.

Our home is in the city and the airport is in the suburbs. A thirty-kilometer round trip, an hour's bus.

I've almost forgotten the process of going to the interview, and I remember that the interviewer back then was the captain of the current position.

The surname Pang is called Panghai, and he received me.

A whole bunch of questions were asked, ranging from light to severe.

It is light to whether there is a girlfriend or not, and it is heavy to whether there is a mental illness.

Will you see the plane inexplicably manic, or will you want to hit it when you see a metal iron?

I was asked stupidly at the time, I had never seen an airplane since I was a child, and I could only shake my head vigorously.

I shook my head and said I didn't know, but the sea probably understood that it wouldn't.

I still remember the last question of the sea, can you get up at five o'clock in the morning?

For the first time in a person who could sleep until noon, I nodded so confidently.

After that, Dahai took out about a dozen thin and thick books from the cabinet, let me read them all, and took me to the personnel department to fill in the entry procedures.

There are no problems with the formalities, they are all supporting documents and stuff.

As for the books given by the sea, they are all about air defense safety, fire safety, apron safety, employee safety manuals and the like.

Anyway, no matter what these books say, there must be two words: safety.

After chewing books at home for half a month, I felt that it was not much easier than going to university.

I was taught everything at the airport, and I was taught how to fly a plane.

Of course, there is also one thing in detail, the airport is the airport.

The airport is a management industry that rents flying venues and arranges for guests to get on and off the plane.

And the actual flight is the business of the airline, and it has nothing to do with the airport.

The airline is more like a bus in the city, and the airline rules on where the bus goes from where it goes.

The airport is more like a bus stop, and it is good to ensure that the road signs are accurate and passengers get on the bus to the station.

Of course, because the technology content of airplanes is higher than that of buses, airports are obviously higher than stations.

On the other hand, more secure protections or regulations are needed to ensure that everything is foolproof.

Therefore, these manuals are inseparable from safety, and will summarize the world's aircraft accidents into case studies to illustrate one by one.

At first, I couldn't understand why an airport would repeat the word safety so excessively, until I came across a sentence in the book: our city has not had a major safety incident for 19 years.

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