Cabin crew advice
For cabin crew professionals across the globe
Step Twelve – Staying mentally and physically healthy as Cabin Crew
This month our partner Cabin Crew Wings is focusing on the best ways to stay healthy and fit as crew: The Cabin Crew job is more physically demanding than you might think! You’ll be on your feet and for long periods of time, and also be constantly bending, stretching...
Step Eleven – Your relationship and social life as cabin crew
Cabin Crew Wings is here to share another insightful blog to cabin crew members in need of some inspiration and direction. Following on from our article from last month, Step Ten – First days in the sky, this month we're focusing on the challenges of...
Step Ten – First days in the sky!
Our wonderful partner Cabin Crew Wings joins us once again, this time to discuss the excitement and reality of your first few days in the sky... Following on from our article from last month, Step Nine – the pre-employment training, we look this month at your...
Why ‘just be yourself’ is the wrong advice for Cabin Crew interviews
We're joined again by Kirsty Ferguson from Pinstripe Solutions, who will be discussing why it's important not to wing your interview for cabin crew jobs. I can’t tell you how many times I see this advice on social media across cabin crew forums in particular. When an...
Step nine…the pre-employment training with Cabin Crew Wings
Following on from our article from last month, 'Step eight – the pre-employment checks', we look this month at the part of the process you will have been waiting for – the pre-employment training for Cabin Crew! This really is the final hurdle, as your secured offer...
Step eight…pre-employment checks for your cabin crew job
Following on from our article from last month, we look this month at the final checks the airline will want to perform before firmly offering you the position. After the excitement of the Cabin Crew Assessment Day and interview it can be frustrating to have to wait...
How to pack for a life on the road
Nothing sounds as simple as packing a suitcase for a trip abroad, however when you pack the same case week in week out, it becomes a skill worth learning to make sure you are comfortable and well prepared for whatever your journey brings. Generally speaking, you can...
Step 7…the interview, with Cabin Crew Wings
By Chartered Occupational Psychologist Hannah Vallance Following on from our article from last month Step Six…The Assessment Day we look this month at the big day itself – the Cabin Crew Interview. After successful completion of the Cabin Crew Assessment Day...
10 common misconceptions people have about being a flight attendant
There are many misconceptions that exist about being a flight attendant. The job is often seen as glamorous because of the way flight attendants have to dress, the lifestyle of travel to exotic destinations, and more. Different than most people imagine, the life of a...
Cabin crew practical exam: How to pass with flying colours
You’ve done really well so far! The interview was a huge success, and you conquered the classroom training and exams. The only thing left to take on is the practical, or mock-up exam.Your practical exam is the part where instructors will watch you on a...
