Are you dreaming about becoming a cabin crew, but you don’t know where to start? Or maybe you already fly, and you need to move your career forward? For the person who is not yet working for aviation, it might be hard to find out where to search for a job as a flight attendant. And for us already flying, the options sometimes are overwhelming.
Checking general job websites like Indeed or Jooble, it’s always a good idea if you search for a 9 to 5 position, but not the only one and the most effective for the future cabin crew. But there are many ways to find a flight attendant job. I gathered all of them under the one post and listed them below:
Cabin crew job offers – where to find them?
Aviation job websites
This is where you should start. There are few services which gather advertisements from all around the world, dedicated to aviation only:
Airline websites for cabin crew job offers
If you are interested in working for a specific airline, it’s a must to check their website. Many of them are the best source to find out about upcoming hiring events or the full recruitment process. Some of the airlines already have their E-recruiting portals. Many of them, like Emirates airlines, explain details about working conditions and salary, accommodation, benefits, or give you hints on how to dress for an interview. You can also leave your contact or CV, and be informed about the next assessment days happening in your location.
Some of the big airlines and their recruitment websites:
Facebook groups with flight attendant job offers and discussions
Good source not only to find job opportunities but as well to ask questions and share experiences. There are many thematic groups for specific airlines and general topics.
The question of how to become a cabin crew is one of the most popular ones I receive. So I am happy to announce that I started a Facebook group related to the cabin crew topic, both Commercial and VIP. This will be the space where you can find job offers, reach me to ask questions and for us to share our experiences and advice.
Will be happy if you join us here:
Become a Flight Attendant. Cabin crew recruitment by OlaSupertramp
And here you can find more groups:
CABIN CREW – ETIHAD, EMIRATES, QATAR
All Cabin Crew – Airport, Flight Attendant Jobs
Professional Corporate Cabin Crew
Linkedin is a fantastic platform to find a job in aviation. There are groups, similar to Facebook, where people share offers and discuss about recruitment. It’s essential to keep your profile updated, especially if you are already experienced in flying. There are airlines and aviation recruiters who search for potential candidates via Linkedin. I sometimes get those messages with the invitation for the interview for private airlines.
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If you are experienced, you can search for a job actively, find aviation agencies, and contact recruiters on Linkedin. And if you already got a job offer, you can find someone already working for the airline to answer your questions or dispel your doubts about accepting the job. Remember only to be subtle and not too spammy.
Linkedin groups for the cabin crew job offers:
Cabin Crew Jobs
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2923988/
Cabin crew jobs – Aviationcv.com
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/7484276/
Aviation Jobs
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2080593/
How to become a cabin crew
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/8125966/
Airline flight crew
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2813327/
Flight crew finder LTD
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/2533257/
Airline cabin attendants community
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4570592/
VIP flight attendants
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3991332/
Flight attendant career guide
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/1999715/
Corporate Aviation professionals
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/4088260/
Flight and cabin crew member network
https://www.linkedin.com/groups/3396859/
Aviation Forums
This form slowly becomes a thing of the past, but when I started looking for a job as a cabin crew, groups on Facebook were not so popular (if they existed at all). All discussions were taking place on online forums. You can still find them as a good source of knowledge about recruitments and flight attendant job offers, especially if you are looking for something locally. These two are worth checking:
Friends and friends of friends
Most of us know someone who already works as a cabin crew. If you do, it’s an excellent opportunity to ask about the overall experience or tips for the interview. Employees usually know if the airline is going to recruit new people soon, so you can find out if new opportunities are coming.
The possibilities are endless, and the list of places where you can find flight attendant job offers is continually changing. I will be grateful if you share your sources in the comment!
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It depends. The flight attendant training course takes 10 weeks to complete. Most students have already begun interviewing with airlines by the time they graduate and some even have job offers. Each persons experience will be different so keep that in mind. There is no age limitation for becoming a flight attendant. In fact, airlines appreciate older applicants because they have an extensive proven work history with professional references and the maturity to handle stressful day-to-day flight operations.
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