FLIGHT ATTENDANT GUIDE

To become a flight attendant, it depends on the country you wish to apply in. For example, in France, a certified training is mandatory, but in most other countries, no specific training is required, a high school diploma is sufficient. Make sure to check the specifications of the company you wish to apply for. Emirates, for instance, does not require any training! Therefore, paying for often expensive schools that are not mandatory is unnecessary. In reality, the hardest part is to pass your assessment day.

You can search on Google, some websites specialize in aviation job offers. You can also go directly to the website of the airline you want to work for and apply for the job openings they offer. After applying, you will be invited to an assessment day.

Regardless of the airline you are applying to, recruitment days are similar. Generally, you submit your CV to the recruiter who asks you one or two questions, followed by a group exercise, role-play, an English test, a presentation exercise, and an individual interview. These days are long and challenging, with companies like Emirates receiving 300 candidates (sometimes more) in a single day, with only about ten being recruited by the company. In this profession, there are many candidates but very few are chosen. That's why I created this guide to give you all the necessary tips for succeeding in your interview

Airlines have enlisted the help of major recruitment agencies to develop a precise exercise system, using techniques that are not widely known to the general public, in order to easily identify candidates who fit the profile they are looking for and eliminate all others. The good news is that if airlines use techniques to recruit, candidates can also use techniques to get recruited. This is where the guide comes in; it allows you to: Understand the techniques that airlines have put in place for their recruitment. Learn the techniques that enable you to get recruited by these same airlines. This guide teaches you, through technical points, concrete examples, and clear explanations, how to get noticed and become the ideal candidate in the eyes of airlines and be one of the chosen few.

You can download my free PDF, which answers many common questions about how to become a cabin crew. If you still have questions, feel free to contact me via the contact section at the bottom of each page or through Instagram chat.