cabin crew members, commonly known as flight attendants, are primarily responsible for ensuring the safety, comfort, and welfare of passengers during flights. Their role is critical in providing a positive travel experience while adhering to safety regulations.
Key Responsibilities
Passenger Interaction:
Greet passengers as they board and exit the aircraft.
Assist passengers in finding their seats and provide special attention to those who may need additional help, such as the elderly or disabled.
Service Provision:
Serve meals and refreshments to passengers.
Distribute newspapers, magazines, and in-flight entertainment options.
Safety Duties:
Conduct checks on emergency equipment and ensure that all safety information is available to passengers.
Demonstrate the use of emergency equipment and explain safety procedures before takeoff.
Emergency Management:
Administer first aid when necessary.
Handle emergencies effectively, maintaining calmness under pressure.
Sales Responsibilities:
Sell duty-free goods during flights and meet sales targets set by the airline.
Reporting:
Complete written flight reports after each journey detailing any incidents or noteworthy occurrences during the flight.
Work Environment and Conditions
Cabin crew members often work long shifts that can include unsociable hours, weekends, and public holidays.
They may be required to stay overnight at destinations for long-haul flights.
The job can be physically demanding due to extended periods spent on their feet and dealing with time zone changes.
Qualifications and Skills Required
While a degree is not typically required, qualifications in travel, tourism, hospitality management, or languages can be beneficial.
Airlines generally require candidates to have at least five GCSEs (including English and Maths) at grade 4 (C) or above.
Good health and fitness are essential; many airlines require staff to swim at least 25 meters.
0 - 1 Years
53 Openings
4.3 - 9.5 Lac/Yr
Telephonic interview
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