What cover Cabin Crew Job?

Cabin crew are responsible for the safety and welfare of the passengers both in the air and on the ground. Their duties are to:-
• welcome passengers on board.
• supervise seating and safety arrangements.
• make announcements about the flight and answer individual enquiries.
• serve food and drink.
• sell duty-free goods including wines, spirits, perfume and jewellery .
• supply reading material, blankets, pillows and other items.
Young children, the elderly and unwell passengers require special attention and the cabin crew try to make their flight as comfortable as possible.
In the event of an emergency the cabin crew must ensure that passengers remain calm and orderly. They must have a comprehensive knowledge of the airline's safety procedures and must take control of the situation. If necessary they will administer first-aid to passengers.
Being a cabin crew member has advantages and disadvantages which are found in few other careers. Travel concessions are a big advantage of airline work as employees may travel at greatly reduced rates to many parts of the world. Cabin crew sometimes have the chance of spending their days off in a foreign country - a fringe benefit which few other jobs can offer. On the other hand hours of work are extremely irregular and the cabin crew will often be working at weekends and over public holidays. Those engaged on long distance flights may be away from home for long periods.
Finally, the cabin crew may have a number of flight reports, customs and health forms to complete either during the flight or after they see passengers safely off the aircraft.


Basic Requirements:

· fluent English knowledge (oral, written and reading)
· swimming ability
· age of 18-35
· height of 1.57-1.85 m
· excellent health condition
· EU citizenship with valid passport
· Tattoo or piercing are not allowed.
· If the candidate cannot see well she/he must be wearing lenses during the working hours.

Each candidate has to bring to the interview:

You should bring the following items to interview with you:

2 copies of your valid EU passport

3 copies of your CV in English ( OPS Filled Aplication Form )

1 full length photograph

4 passport size photographs of yourself

3 References. These references can be either:

• employment reference from a recent employer AND/OR

• student reference for a college recently attended AND/OR

• character reference from a former teacher / local priest / politician / etc. (the person must be known to you)
• criminal record



Please appear on the interview elegantly dressed.
If you cannot appear on the interview please inform us at least 24 hours before the interview.


Usefull Informations

* know how to get to the interview location and how long the journey takes

* Have maps, train/bus times and check for any disruptions to rail or road services in advance

* Allow for plenty of time before leaving so you are not rushing

* If necessary arrange for overnight accommodation

* Arrange your clothes, suits are normally appropriate, try to look like a cabin crew member!

* Minimalise any jewellery or visible body piercings you may have

* Find out as much information as possible about the airline