A male member of an aircraft cabin crew responsible for ensuring passenger safety, comfort, and service during a flight is formally and professionally referred to as a flight attendant, steward, or cabin crew member. Historically, the traditional terms "steward" for men and "stewardess" for women were widely utilized in commercial aviation, but modern global airlines have universally adopted gender-neutral terminology to promote inclusivity and accurately reflect the professional nature of the safety-critical role. Regardless of gender, all flight attendants undergo rigorous training covering emergency evacuations, first aid, cabin security, and customer service protocols.