If you have dreams of reaching new heights, these tips will help guide you down the runway toward takeoff.
Get a high school diploma or equivalent. Some airlines require a college degree, and others require two or three years of customer service experience.
Determine whether you meet the minimum age and height requirements for the airline. Most airlines require you to be 21-years old and at least five feet tall.
Most U.S. airlines require your weight to be proportional to your height.
Apply to every airline that you are interested in working for. Job postings can be found on the airlines’ websites.
Complete a job interview, and, if you are hired, enroll in the airline’s formal training program.
Receive a Certificate of Demonstrated Profiency from the Federal Aviation Administration for completing formal training.
Relocate to your assigned base, and be prepared to watch your career take flight.
Did you know? Flight attendants fly between 65 and 90 hours every month.
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