Aside from staying in a hotel, flight attendants usually stroll around downtown to try local cuisines or buy souvenirs when time permits. A layover for an airline can last for a few hours to a week, so when there is enough time, flight attendants use the time to enjoy the city they are in. However, longer layover trips do exist. They usually travel around the city and see some tourists’ spots. Most airline flight attendants typically stay in their hotels because the only transportation available for getting around is hotel transportation. Also, since layovers are not usually too long, there is not enough time to do many things. Most of the flight attendants spend their layover hours sleeping and resting. If your flight is in the daytime, your layover time is usually within a few hours before the flight turns around and flies again. In that case, you no longer have to go to a hotel and wait for your next flight to the airport. However, on trips that last two days or more, your layover will consist of overnight at a hotel near the airport. Most of the time, only those with layovers that last a week or more stay in downtown hotels. Although long layovers are not typical, corporate flight attendants often have long layovers than commercial flight attendants. These corporate flight attendants are also commonly known as business aviation flight attendants. They work on private and non-commercial aircraft, generally referred to as “business aircraft.” Since their flights depend on the schedule of their passengers, there are times that they need to stay longer in hotels for layovers. Corporate airlines usually rent their flight crew a car to go around the city, so they do not worry about transportation. On more extended layovers, corporate flight attendants go to tourists’ spots or even areas outside downtown to explore the city.