[Kristie]

that's right! this is what we saw over at Jetcareers...

NORTH WEST AIRLINES
Prepare for a career where you can travel the world!
Join us for training to become a Certified Flight Attendant
NWA is the world's fourth largest airline, together with its travel partners serving more than 900 cities in over 160 countries on six continents. Complete our paid training program to prepare for a career as a Certified Flight Attendant, and you may have the opportunity to travel the world.
To initially qualify for training you must meet several qualifications, including:
* At least 18 years old
* High school diploma or equivalent
* Two years minimum customer service experience
* Professional, well-groomed image
* Ability to meet the physical requirements of the position (including being at least 5'2" without shoes)
* Ability to read and communicate passenger service and safety requirements in a clear manner
* Ability to perceive and understand communications and respond to passengers and crew members
* Ability to perform basic mathematical calculations
* Ability to dependably work flexible schedule including days, nights, weekends and holidays
* Ability to work with a team in a customer service oriented environment
* Possess the legal right to work in the U.S. with the ability to make multiple exits and entrances to/from the U.S. and countries that Northwest serves
* Ability to tolerate variable and frequent time zone shifts and frequent altitude changes
* Successfully demonstrate your physical ability to perform position-related functions and pass a drug screen/background investigation and fingerprinting/criminal history records check.
If you meet these qualifications, we invite you to contact 1-800-599-9211 or www.careerinairlines.com to complete a pre-screening interview by June 12.
Individuals who successfully complete Flight Attendant training may be offered employment in the event of a labor dispute or strike.
Northwest Airlines recognizes and values diversity.
We are an Equal Opportunity Employer.

pretty disappointing!