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TETON Tested Snowboard Reviews: Vetted in Jackson Hole

Burton Flight Attendant Snowboard Review

Andrew Tillery
January 7, 2016 2 Mins Read
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The Burton Flight Attendant has a unique -rocker shape. It features regular camper about 2/3 of the way from the tail, then a rockered tip that kicks the nose up. That profile gives you the float you need to effortlessly rip through the fluff. However, the board is aggressive enough to dissect all kinds of terrain in variable conditions.

Trail Map
1 Burton Infinite Ride
2 Burton Channel Mounting
3 Burton Flight Attendant Snowboard Pros & Cons
4 Overall Impression

Burton Infinite Ride

Burton installed the Flight Attendant with Squeezebox technology. They have spent the last couple of seasons perfecting it. This feature makes the Burton Family Tree Flight Attendant pretty snappy. The fluid energy transfer is definitely noticeable. The stability has certainly been improved, so you can really feel confident tracking into a feature to seriously send it. Even though this board has a stiffer flex pattern, it is fairly easy to manipulate and control with authority.

Infinite Ride is this sort of wild thing Burton is doing with their boards now. They basically overbuilt the Family Tree and then use a machine to break in the board for you. They do this to maximize the strength, pop, and flex of the board while creating a natural, consistent feel. Employing the Infinite Ride approach lets you hop on the stick and feel comfortable right away. No need to work it out over several sessions.

Burton Channel Mounting

The Burton Flight Attendant comes suited with The Channel mounting system. It has been around for a while now, but Burton has made upgrades each year. It works best with Burton bindings (how convenient) but is compatible with pretty much all other major bindings. Boards that feature The Channel get backed up with a three-year warranty, a nice little perk if you are the type to mangle snowboards quicker than the average ripper.

Burton Flight Attendant Snowboard Pros & Cons

Pros:

  • Unique rocker shape for effortless floating
  • Squeezebox technology for snappy energy transfer
  • Infinite Ride for immediate comfort and feel
  • The Channel mounting system for versatility and durability

Cons:

  • Stiffer flex pattern may not suit all riders
  • Channel mounting system compatibility limitations

Overall Impression

Overall, the Burton Family Tree Flight Attendant can handle its own in the park or on the groomers, but with its unique profile, it truly thrives in the fluff and ripping apart technical runs. Strapping in with this board really does instill some tangible confidence that urges you to go bigger and rip harder.

While the Flight Attendant thrives in technical terrain, those looking for a more playful, versatile feel for everyday resort riding should see how the Burton Process 159 Camber stacks up.”

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Last updated: 2026-06-17 14:46:14

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Andrew Tillery

Snowboarding is Andrew's favorite thing to do. Ever since he became obsessed with the sport about 20 years ago, he has explored terrain at more than 40 resorts across 11 states. But his love of snowboarding hasn't been contained to the US. Traveling is another of his most enjoyed activities. His pursuit of new places and fresh powder has resulted in snowboarding trips above and below the Equator, as well as in both the Eastern and Western hemispheres. Each season is an opportunity to test new snowboarding gear where he makes his home in the Pacific Northwest and beyond. When the warmer months roll around, Andrew still can't stay away from the mountains where he enjoys hiking, taking in epic views, or basking in the mist of any waterfall he can find.

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