Stewardess, cabin crew or stewardess, How do you say?

There are people who, to the professionóThey call it being a stewardess, cabin crew, cabinman, flight attendant or steward, but ¿cóI owe itíto really say?

Many times in aviationón some small ones are generatedñthe debates, such as the más known or polémica what is it: Plane or Avión smallñO.

A similar example has occurred with the professionón of those people who work in the passenger cabin on airplanes focused on their safety and before people who have shown their discomfort with one or another téterm this post was born, but ¿cóhow do you know themú?

Definitions

Afterés of your answer, it's a good time to review, just as we have in other casesé says the RAE and the aviationón tanto en regulationón as in organizations such as ICAO, Eastá is the answer:

RAE

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Person who serves passengers on an airplaneón or other means of transportation

Company employeeñíaviation onesón, travels, etc., that serves the púwar in various services.

air hostess

In some países de América, ‘person who serves passengers on an airplaneón’.

EASA

“Crew memberócabin number” means a crew memberón duly qualified, who is not a crew memberóflight attendant or crew memberón tétechnique, who is assigned by an operator to perform tasks related to passenger and flight safety during operations;

FAA

People who work in the cabin of an aircraft that has 20 o más seats and is operated by a carrier toéprisoner Part 121 of Federal Aviation Regulationsón or a ch operatorárter / at the request of the Party 135, They must have a certificate of demonstrated competence issued by the Administration.ón Federal Aviationón (FAA)

Then, ¿cómo is said?

Like other similar threads, en definitionón all options areán well and colloquially accepted as a plane or stewardess by the RAE itself, but if we go to the aero partáutica y técynic the right thing to beíto call them as cabin crew, although we know that this téterm changeá even país in país how they can be flight attendants.

plane: the AvGeek fight against the RAE