What's the difference between a flight attendant and a conductor?

The word flight attendant has a wide range of applications. For example, flight attendants are also called flight attendants, train drivers are also called locomotive flight attendants, train inspectors are called vehicle flight attendants, and train flight attendants can also be called flight attendants. These two words depend on the applicable object. If the applicable object is a conductor, the two terms are the same, and there is no difference. It is generally believed that the staff serving passengers on ships, trains and planes. Workers on buses and trams are also called flight attendants.

1, different definitions:

The conductor is a railway passenger train worker, also called a conductor.

Attendant is the general name of service personnel on public transport, and it is the staff who provide services for passengers on public transport, such as train attendants, car attendants, flight attendants and so on.

2. Different responsibilities:

The duty of the conductor is to open and close the car door, clean the interior of the car, check the ticket, check the sleeper, provide a comfortable riding environment, maintain public order in the car, and assist the police to ensure the safety of passengers.

The main duty of flight attendants is to provide warm and high-quality service for passengers, ensure the comfort and safety of passengers, and deal with all kinds of emergencies during the journey in time.

3, the classification is different:

Passenger trains include (in ascending order, the same below): conductor, conductor, conductor, etc.

Attendant: The service personnel of general means of transportation can be called flight attendants or flight attendants. According to their work scope, they can be roughly divided into front cabin and rear cabin.

The front cabin usually refers to the cockpit, and the person who serves in the front cabin is usually responsible for the operation, such as the pilot of the plane or the train driving of the railway train. The rear cabin usually refers to the passenger cabin, that is, the space where passengers sit. People who serve in the back cabin are usually called flight attendants in order to distinguish them from the front cabin crew.