Cabin Crew Career - The Complete Introduction
by Udemy
Air hostess
About
Earn while you fly and reach out for a career in the skies. In reality, airlines are not about flying only. There is ground crew which includes commercial services, customer services, administration, security, engineers, air traffic controllers, the cabin crew which include the hostesses, stewards and pilots.
Education
High School
Any subject combination
Bachelor's
Hospitality management/related courses
Training
Cabin Crew
Skills Required
Job Prospects
- In-flight Service Manager
- Cabin Crew
- Customer Service Agent
- Ground Attendant
- Senior Air Hostess
Salary / Annum
500,000
Fresher700,000
Average1,000,000
ExperiencedCities Data
Jobs Outlook
- Cabin crew work shifts, which usually involves irregular and unsocial hours. This can mean working early mornings, through the night, at weekends and on public holidays. Short-haul flights may provide more regular hours than long haul.
- You'll work with a variety of people from different backgrounds and cultures.
- Air cabin crew often work in confined spaces and have to spend a lot of time on their feet. The work is physically demanding, particularly on long-haul flights. Dealing with difficult passengers in an enclosed space, with an audience, can be stressful.
Promising Profiles
Kathleen Sangalang
Flight attendant at Qatar Airways
Sanghmitra mishra
Air hostess
