Flight Attendants

Flight Attendants are responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers aboard an aircraft. Their job description typically includes: 1. Conducting pre-flight checks on safety equipment. 2. Greeting passengers, assisting with boarding, and helping passengers find their seats. 3. Demonstrating safety procedures and equipment usage. 4. Ensuring passengers comply with safety regulations during the flight. 5. Serving food, beverages, and other amenities to passengers. 6. Handling passenger inquiries, requests, and emergencies. 7. Collaborating with the flight crew to maintain a safe and pleasant flight experience. 8. Cleaning and restocking the aircraft between flights. 9. Documenting and reporting any incidents that occur during the flight. 10. Adhering to all airline policies and regulations. These duties may vary slightly depending on the airline and type of aircraft.

Education / Training

Flight Attendants typically need a high school diploma or equivalent to qualify for the job, although some airlines prefer candidates with college education. While a degree is not always required, possessing one can enhance job prospects in this competitive field. Upon selection, aspiring Flight Attendants undergo rigorous training programs provided by airlines or specialized training schools. Training covers various topics such as emergency procedures, passenger safety, customer service skills, aircraft knowledge, and more. This comprehensive training equips Flight Attendants with the necessary skills to ensure a safe and pleasant flying experience for passengers.