In which city is the "Crew Base" typically located?

The "Crew Base" is typically located in a city that is specifically where the airline's operations are central. This central location often serves as a hub for the airline's flights, allowing for efficient scheduling and management of crew members. Having a crew base where operations are concentrated helps ensure that flight attendants can easily access their assigned flights, manage their schedules, and facilitate smooth transitions between shifts.

While a crew base could theoretically be established in any city with a major airport, it is specifically chosen based on operational needs rather than just the presence of an airport. It does not have to be in the airline's headquarters, as this may not align with operational logistics, and it is not limited to only international airports, as domestic operations are also critical to many airlines' business. Therefore, the emphasis on a central operational location accurately reflects the logistical considerations involved in airline crew management.