Bette Nash, World's Longest-Serving Flight Attendant, Dies at 88

Nash's nearly 70-year career spanned the evolution of air travel, leaving a lasting legacy in the aviation industry.

Bette Nash began her career in 1957 with Eastern Airlines and continued with American Airlines until her death.
She was recognized by Guinness World Records in 2022 for her record-breaking service.
Nash's career witnessed the transformation of air travel from glamorous to efficient and technology-driven.
She was known for her dedication, warmth, and commitment to passengers, inspiring generations of flight attendants.
Nash passed away on May 17 in hospice care following a breast cancer diagnosis.