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Apprenticeship Air Cabin Crew Jobs

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Helping you find a career in the air cabin crew industry

If you're interested in creating a safe, welcoming environment thousands of feet in the air, then joining an air cabin crew could suit you well. It's a customer-facing role and you'll need to be safety conscious. Flight can be stressful for many passengers, which makes it especially important that air cabin crew members possess a degree of sensitivity and a calming demeanour.

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FAQs

FAQs

What does an Air cabin crew do?

Greeting passengers
Demonstrating emergency procedure
Selling goods during flights and re-stocking afterwards
Make passengers feel at ease
Reassuring passengers in the event of an emergency

Skills & interests required for an Air cabin crew

An approachable demeanour
Strong people skills
Polite but firm in giving instructions
Able to supervise groups confidently
Working well as part of a team

What hours does an Air cabin crew typically do?

Your work will include evenings, weekends and public holidays. You will spend a long time away from home while you travel the world. Hours will vary from employer to employer and depending on your experience.

What environment is an Air cabin crew based in?

On planes and in airports around the world.

How much does an Air cabin crew travel?

Yes, to wherever your airline employer flies.

How much does an Air cabin crew get paid?

Air cabin crew salaries start at £12,000 per annum and highly experienced employees can earn as much as £30,000 per annum. Overtime can see this rise further.

Perks & benefits

Free or reduced travel.

What qualifications does an Air cabin crew need?

You will have to be 18 years old with good GCSEs, as well as being a confident swimmer and holding a valid passport.