How can i become a flight attendant ?

Question

I am a 15 year old female living in Birmingham - UK. I just wanted to know if anyone had any tips on how to become an air hostess and how to make a good one? I have no other languages but i am tall and slim. Please help. ? ? ?

Answer 1

do this..

finish school..good grades...

take nurse classes..just learn CPR have it on your refrence

take swiming lessons.. get a certificate..make sure you can swim 20-30 meters

then go to a commericieal airlines company..BA Ryanair ETC and complete forms ..if your lucky they will give you a course which will determine if your good enough.

there you have it.

Answer 2

The flight attendant requirements here in California is that you graduated from high school.

Answer 3

You can page through a bunch of worldwide job openings on this website:

http://www.avianation.com/aviation_jobs/...

Answer 4

Finish school and get some sort of customer service job so you have a background. You can find out if individual airlines are hiring by going to their websites. (example, www.delta.com) Good luck! I know some flight attendants and they love their job, even though it's hard work!

Answer 5

Search for flight attendant open house listings in the newspapers of larger cities, or check online with individual airlines for job opportunities and requirements.

Step2 -- Understand that your competition will have at least a two-year college degree and customer service experience, and that many airlines now require both.

Step3--Learn at least one foreign language if you plan to work for an international airline.

Step4--Accept that you may have to relocate to another city at the beginning of your career.

Step5--Be prepared to live on a reserve status for at least one year after your initial four- to six-week training period. You will need to be available as an on-call person, often on short notice. Advancement into regular assignments results from seniority, and the competition is fierce.

Step6 --Expect to fly 75 to 85 hours a month and to also work on the ground. But realize that you will be paid for flight time only.