Bobby Laurie

"In 2011, Laurie joined forces with another flight attendant blogger, Gailen David, and together formed "The Savvy Stews" at SavvyStews. com, a website designed to ease the stress of traveling by offering industry insider tips and tricks, reviews of trending travel products and also information on the newest travel destinations and venues.

Four months later, in November 2011, the website became the largest independent travel site on the Internet by traffic. Known as "The Savvy Stews" Laurie and David are the only two travel experts with actual travel industry experience. They're appearing on the CNN Airport Network hosting the "Frequent Traveler" segment and regularly appear on various morning shows around the United States such as the national franchise "The Morning Blend," "San Diego Living," "Daytime" and others, offering their insider knowledge and information. Previously Laurie along with David served as travel correspondents on the now cancelled national morning show "The Daily Buzz" for three years and national lifestyle show "The Better Show.

In 2010 a collection of his most popular articles and journals from his website were published into a book titled "Planely Speaking: Inflight Insight from Thirty Thousand Feet.

In 2009 Bobby Laurie began his move into media and created a travel blog that was designed to collect and journal the experiences he encountered while working as a flight attendant. Because of the catchy name and his unbelievable, yet true stories, the blog became widely read among airline and industry enthusiasts.

Bobby Laurie is one of two television travel correspondents with actual, hands-on travel industry experience and now he's co-hosting TV's first travel themed talk show, The Jet Set. His background in the travel industry dates back to November 2005 when he was initially hired as a flight attendant. After initially flying for six months for US Airways (now American Airlines) Laurie had started his move up the corporate ladder and held various positions within the industry before ultimately landing as an Analyst specializing InFlight Policies & Procedures. A year and a half later, Laurie left his post to return and joined Virgin America as one of the first 200 flight attendants under the brand started by Sir. Richard Branson.