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A US flight attendant says she has been fired for sharing secrets on social media

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Last updated: January 2, 2022, 23:28 UTC
Published: Monday, January 3, 2022, at 16:30 UTC
Category: News
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A flight attendant attendant has been sacked after sharing job secrets to social media followers.

Former United Airlines employee Arina Bloom shared trade secrets with her TikTok followers.

In total, she posted around 20 videos, and in many of which she was still wearing her work clothes.

In her most recent video, Arina claimed that she had been fired from her position with the airline following an anonymous complaint.

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@arina.bloomJust another Flight Attendant got in trouble. ##cabincrew ##flightattendant

♬ original sound – Arina Bloom

She followed that up with a second video revealing that she wasn’t given a warning, and was forced to resign immediately.

@arina.bloomThank you to everybody who messaged me and tried to help. I’m reading everything and I take your advice!!! Sometimes 😉

♬ original sound – Arina Bloom

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She said: “I was recently forced to resign from my job because of this TikTok page.

“My airline was pretty much aware of my social media platform, they even commented on my video back in August so it’s not like I was hiding something.

“But all of a sudden in December it became a problem.

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“I got in trouble for every single video where I appeared in my uniform which I do understand – every airline has its own rules.

“Although I do feel guilty over some of my content and I promise that I will never do it again, I really think that overall my page was positive and I was just showing how happy I am to be a part of this airline.

“I personally think I was a great free advertisement, truly tried to inspire others to join [the] aviation industry.”

The TikTok videos have been watched hundreds of thousands of times, and viewers have bashed the airline for firing Arina.

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