Can I become a flight attendant at 27?
Of course you can!!! Go for it! Being a flight attendant is a wonderful experience and a very interesting lifestyle to live.Your age is not a factor at 27. But you do have to make sure you meet all of the airlines requirements that they list in their website.First decide which airline you would like to work for, (not all have vacancies all the time) then just Google the airline plus cabin crew career and you will be directed to their hiring section on their site.Here we have compiled an overview of the requirements generally requested by the airline companies to be a flight attendant:Be over the age of 18 ( and in some companies 21)Own a valid passport with no restrictions for the countries the airline travels toTo be eligible to live and work in the country that you are based inSpeak English fluently (preferably able to speak more languages)Height within a specific range, mostly about 5’2” (158cm) to 6’3” (190cm)Height and weight in proportionBeing able to swim ( each company has its own swimming tests)Fit and able to obtain an Aero-Medical CertificateNo visible tattoos or piercings while wearing uniformAble to provide a full five-year history with verifiable references ( and criminal record check)Willing to live within 60-90 minutes of your allocated airport baseEvery company has its own criteria but these are the general requirements that are needed. If you tick all these boxes and have made your mind up to be cabin crew then you are well on your way to achieving your dream job.For more info check out Home page - Cabin Crew Lifestyle
How do you become a flight attendant?
Airlines look for people with customer service experience, and normally require you to be at least 21, however, some smaller airlines do hire at 18 or 19. You need patience and poise. The job requires you to be pleasant, friendly and courteous even under stressful and difficult circumstances. Do not waste your time and money on schooling; the airline that hires you will send you through their own training program. For information about the job and which airlines are hiring, as well as requirements: http://www.flightattendantcareer.com You would then go on the website of the airline, just like any other employer and apply online, uploading your resume and information. If the airline likes your resume and application you will be called for an information session in a large group. This is where they see how you look (well groomed, poised) and how you interact with others (friendly and patient). If you do well there, you will be invited to a group interview and then a one on one interview. If all that is good you will be offered a job contingent on passing a 10 year background check, drug test, and physical exam. Then you will be invited to initial training, usually several weeks, which you must pass in order to actually be hired and get your operating experience prior to flying. In the interview they want to hear about how you can provide good customer service and provide the passengers with a positive flying experience. They will also ask if you are willing to relocate and if you can work a very unpredictable schedule, be on call on short notice and work potentially long days. To this you should answer yes. They will inform you that you will be on reserve for several months to several years. This means you will be on call with no guaranteed schedule. You may have only 1 or 2 hours notice to arrive at the airport in uniform ready to leave on a trip of 1 day, or several days. This is all true; the recruiter is not exaggerating but is giving you fair warning. Good luck! It's a great job.
Can deaf become a flight attendant?
Actually yes. This is why. first of course no discrimination, secondly some have residual hearing and also have sharp eyes and go through special training. or if one has the CI then they can hear if someone is trying to get attention.Also iam sure they have more than 1 and before the flight passengers will be made aware they have hearing loss so no confusion could happen. We CAN and do, do everything hearing can . we may have to take different training but we are no longer segregated. If you areinterested in ebcoming flight attendent I would set up meeting with the employer and ask all questions you have.By law they cant discriminate at all. :D hope this helps you!
How do i become a flight attendant for the military?
there are none. Patrriot Express flights are civilian carriers who have been contracted.
Become an RN (nurse), or flight attendant?
I recommend becoming an RN for the following reasons. The only perk of becoming a flight attendant is free traveling, but even that is limited. You only get a short amount of time in each area, most of your time is spent on a small plane serving people, and you are away from your family most of your time. You can be easily replaced, which is only inevitable, especially since airline companies are always going bankrupt. If you have ever been in an airplane for 8+ hours you know thats a horrible experience, so now imagine doing that every day. There are far more perks to becoming an RN, but first, the obvious ones. You get amazing benefits, and health insurance. Although you work a lot, you still have time for a family. The pay is significantly better. There is always a need for more people in health care, because there will always be sick people, dying people, and so on. If you enjoy traveling you will make enough as a nurse to travel where you want. You can accomplish your goal in that you want to help people. To me this is a very easy choice, because as a nurse you can accomplish helping people as well as traveling. I really recommend being a nurse, it is a much better decision and I think you will be much happier with that.
Is there any age limit to become a flight attendant?
Sadly it is!But it all depends on which airline you wish to work for.Example many USA/EU/AUS airlines, they are very welcoming of all ages and their max age is 65.But when it comes to many ME/Asian airlines they prefer to hire young folks. Most of the airlines in ME/Asia their max age is 35 upon joining. Sadly many Asian/ME airlines are ageist. Many Asian/Me airlines even add their max age limits openly on their job ads. SAD!
Can a male become a flight attendant in India?
The job of a Flight Attendant is generally looked down upon in India irrespective of your gender, but you certainly can become one, and if you are passionate about it, then you definitely should.Here are some requirements.Minimum 18 years of age - This actually depends from airline to airline, some might only hire you if you’re 21.High School Graduate - Every airline requires you to finish 12th grade (any subject) before applying,English - English is a language that is universally understood, thus airlines require you to be fluent in it. Knowing an additional language isn’t compulsory but can be a add on.Reach - Even though your reach is closely related to your height, the height you can reach to is a more accurate and is increasingly becoming “the measurement” for determining your suitability to work inside a cabin. You should be able to reach the back of a over head bin while standing on tip toes.Weight - There is no specified weight, but your weight needs to be in proportion to your height. Basically, be a healthy weight.Vision - You must have at least 20/30 vision. Contact lenses are acceptable.Tattoos - No visible tattoos or piercings.Facial Hair - Be clean shaven. No goatees or beards.Strength - You need to push around a 200lbs service cart and need to have the ability to lift luggage uptil the over hear cabin.Here are a few attributes that might come in handy.Be able to work well under pressure, or in stressful situationsGreat communication skills.Work well in a teamBe flexibleBe patientBe focused on customer service and customer satisfactionBe caring and conscientiousBe a problem solverBe able to multitask effectivelyHave a positive attitudeBe confident within themselves, and portray confidenceBe observant and always aware of their surroundingsHave a professional mannerBe punctualBe safety consciousIf you think this is for you then you can go ahead and apply with any airline that’s currently hiring. You’ll be put through a personal interview and a group activity sorta thing to see if you’re a team player.And if you’re chosen, you will go through a 4–7 week training, during which you can be removed at any point if you don’t keep up with them.And once you’re done with training, you get your wings (Not metaphorical, the metal pin) and you’re ready to fly.All the best, I hope you do well.
How do I become a flight attendant (an air host or hostess)?
You must have completed the senior secondary education or more precisely, 10+2.You might also require to be graduate in hospitality and management because many airlines seek the same. Although, extra qualification would not harm rather than adding in the qualities.You must have an age between 18 years to 25 years. Above this prescribed age, application will go in vein.You must have minimum height up to 157.6 centimetres. This is one of the standard for all air hostesses.Your weight must be in proportion with the height you have. You must have balanced BMI index.You must be capable of speaking two basic languages, Hindi and English. Else, you could have expertise in other languages too. Knowing more than one language could be an added advantage for you.You must be unmarried while joining as an air hostess.You must have an eye sight 6/6 in both the eyes.You must have an Indian passport to work as an air hostess.You must be physically fit with a good health.You must be good personality wise and must have a bit fair complexion.You must have these skills as an air hostessPleasing personality and perfect outer appearancePleasant voice to greet everyone nicelyPositive attitude to handle things brilliantlyGreat presence of mind to tackle anything and everythingCapability of speaking multiple languagesExcellent communication skillsAn ample amount of team spiritFlexibility to work in adverse situation in futureA great sense of responsibilityA outgoing and friendly natureA bit of technical know-howThe right way to start the career of an air hostess - Air hostess Job#1. Giving away direct interviews at airlines#2. Joining the air hostess course of air hostess trainingWell this is some of the Ifor more you can consider insights that i know aboutfor more read these-https://incomeboy.com/india/air-...