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Aeromexico Introduces New Uniforms

by Megan Hill

Aug 2, 2019

Aeromexico Flight Attendants

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Aeromexico is unveiling a new uniform for its flight attendants. Created by Mexican designer Lorena Saravia, designs feature navy blue with a black line on the back in the style of a tuxedo.

All crew members are also getting black shoes, and female crew members will no longer wear hats.

To create the uniforms, Saravia said she listened to “the needs of Aeromexico flight attendants” to make clothing that’s comfortable and functional so the crew can carry out their work. The uniforms were unveiled in July and will be in use for the next five years.

“In aviation history, flight attendant uniforms have come to represent more than just the image of an airline; they have become icons of fashion and elegance. Famous designers have worked with companies around the world to create these pieces,” Aeromexico said in a statement.

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