Cabin crew beauties

 

Cabin crew beauties

Hairstyles for an air hostess

Top 10 Cabin Crew Hairstyles for Female Flight Attendants

Hairstyles of flight attendants vary according to the following guidelines”

1. Face Shape: A top donut bun looks great on oval faces as it defines the cheekbones and emphasizes your features.
2. Preparation: Always detangle your hair before tying it in a donut bun to prevent hair damage and breakage.
3. Precaution: Avoid keeping your hair tied in a donut bun (or any bun) for too long as it may cause hair breakage.
4. Hair Texture: A donut bun is ideal for almost all hair textures. But if your hair is extremely curly or thick, use some hair gel to slick down your tresses first.
5. The Bun Maker: Ensure that the donut bun elastic is sturdy and not worn out. Otherwise, the damaged elastic of the bun will stick out and ruin the bun.

I am sure that if you are long-faced or heart-shaped faced then this Shoulder Length hairstyle will look rocking. Whatsoever fashion trends your wardrobe has, nothing would give as classy look as this haircut. And trust me; mid parted hair heated to waves is becoming everyone’s first choice of changing the look. Coloring hair into caramel brown with Ombre golden at the bottom hair is also another thing to add in your hair.

Lifestyle of an air hostess.

 

It is a very exciting and addictive glamorous life & adventurous career choice! The lifestyle of a cabin crew member blends exciting travel and cultural exposure with demanding challenges like irregular hours, jet lag, and fatigue, requiring high flexibility, constant training, and strong people skills to manage diverse passengers and unpredictable situations while maintaining professionalism and a positive attitude, all while enjoying perks like discounted travel and exploring new cities. It's a unique blend of adventure and hard work, where personal time is often sacrificed for work demands, but rewards include unique experiences and career growth.

The life of an air hostess revolves around flying and traveling across many places, cities and countries depending on the airline one works for.

The life of an air hostess offers the following opportunities

Having friends and colleagues from different cultures and countries.

Never getting bored. Every day is different meeting different people, different scenery, different countries, different places.

Getting to see the world, travel to beautiful cities, countries and enjoy sightseeing in the most spectacular places. Turning layovers into a vacation.

Good salary and easy promotions.

Discounted family travel and Cheaper flight tickets.

Special offers for crew members.

Flexibility and choice of working hours.

Being trained to handle emergencies and first aid.

Self-improvement and development of inter-personal communication skills.

Free uniforms and clean working environment.

Free medical benefits and health/life insurance.

Free accommodation, stay in best 5-star hotels, access to the best restaurants and transport, tickets on joining and for annual leave, as well things like healthcare insurance, medical benefits and free gym facilities.

The job of an Air Hostess, also known as Cabin Crew, Flight Attendants, Flight Stewards or even trolley dolly’s is a challenging one! They are primarily on board an aircraft for the safety and welfare of the passengers and secondly for their comfort, which is a legal requirement.

Cabin Crews are trained for handling emergencies like

Aircraft Evacuation

Ditching (landing on water)

Decompression

Fire Fighting

Passenger Management

Security Related Issues

Extraordinary Situations

First Aid

Survival

Because cabin crew members are the face of the airline they are expected to excel in customer service and always remain friendly, approachable and enthusiastic with a good sense of self-presentation. greeting passengers as they board and exit the plane

showing passengers to their seats and providing special attention to certain passengers, such as the elderly or disabled

serving meals and refreshments

checking the condition and provision of emergency equipment and information for passengers

demonstrating emergency equipment and safety procedures

administering first aid

dealing with emergencies

supplying passengers with newspapers, magazines and in-flight entertainment

selling duty-free commercial goods and pursuing sales targets

producing written flight reports after completing a journey.

Hours may be slightly more regular on short-haul flights than on long-haul flights when overnight stays may be required

Typical work activities

Tasks may vary slightly depending on whether it is a short or long haul flight and the size of the team you are working in. However, they typically include:

Attending a pre-flight briefing, during which air cabin crew are assigned their working positions for the upcoming flight (crew are also informed of flight details, the schedule and if there are passengers with any special requirements, such as diabetic passengers, passengers in wheelchairs or the number of infants on board);

Carrying out pre-flight duties, including checking the safety equipment, ensuring the aircraft is clean and tidy, ensuring that information in the seat pockets is up to date and that all meals and stock are on board;

Welcoming passengers on board and directing them to their seats;

Informing passengers of the aircraft safety procedures and ensuring that all hand luggage is securely stored away;

Checking all passenger seat belts and galleys are secure prior to rake-off;

Making announcements on behalf of the pilot and answering passenger questions during the flight;

Serving meals and refreshments to passengers;

Selling duty-free goods and advising passengers of any allowance restrictions in force at their destination;

Reassuring passengers and ensuring that they follow safety procedures correctly in emergency situations;

Giving first aid to passengers where necessary;

Ensuring passengers disembark safely at the end of a flight and checking that there is no luggage left in the overhead lockers;

Completing paperwork, including writing a flight report.

Cabin Crew or Flight Attendants are the life-lines flying in the air with care for passengers with many far from their families and friends.

Dresses for interview!

 For Cabin Crew or any interview!

Dress Code for interview! For Cabin Crew or any interview!

This largely depends on the country and culture. In general, at present, the most common dress basics for any interview needs to look like this:

As per the above basics, the best dress in real should look like in the picture below::

Since fashion trends keep changing, the dress should always be comfortable and kept as simple as possible and tuned to the corporate attire of the job applied for and the weather conditions as well. On the whole various outfits that would suit any interview occasion is summed up in the pictures below:

The basics for men are in the picture below:

In conclusion - Dress to feel your best!

What are the eligibility criteria for becoming a cabin crew/flight attendant?

 Eligibility of boys and girls aspiring to become Cabin Crew/Flight Attendant!

Eligibility

Boys and girls dreaming to become an air hostess/steward, flight attendant, cabin crew member need to make sure of their eligibility before enrolling and/or applying to airlines through their official websites.

For national airlines in India:

• Age should be between 18 – 35 years
• Minimum Height: Men – 170 cms and Women – 155 cms
• Weight: In proportion to height (BMI – Body-Mass-Index)
• Educational Qualification: HSC (10 + 2). Candidates who are appearing for their HSC examinations can also apply
• Physical features: medically fit, pleasing personality, clear complexion (scars, pimples and blemishes not acceptable) and good eyesight of 6/6 uncorrected in both eyes or a certificate from opticians/ophthalmologists about corrected vision as per the airlines requirements
• No visible tattoos while in uniform (cosmetic and bandage covering is not permitted)
• Marital Status: Unmarried
• Language skills: Fluency in English and Hindi. Knowledge of other foreign languages preferred. Proficiency in basic computer and internet.
• Interactive skills: Excellent communication and good interpersonal skills
• Nationality: Indian citizens only for national carriers. For international airlines open to all nationalities, the concerned airline eligibility criteria would apply.
• Passport: Must possess a valid Indian passport or should have applied for a passport
• Mandatory Documentation : Must possess a valid ID – identification proof.

For other foreign and international airlines: open to all nationalitites

• Minimum 21 years and maximum 30 years
• Minimum arm reach of 212 cm (without shoes for the ladies, on tip toes) and minimum height of 160 cm, which will enable you to reach emergency equipment on all aircraft types
• 160 cm (ladies) and 188 cm (gents) tall with weight in proportion to height
• Educated to at least high school level (Grade 12)
• Fluency in written and spoken English (additional languages are desirable).
• Strong interpersonal, communication and problem solving skills
• No visible tattoos while in uniform (cosmetic and bandage covering is not permitted)
• Medically fit to meet aircrew requirements
• No dental braces
• Clean criminal record
• Able to swim unaided
• Positive attitude with the natural ability to provide excellent service in a team environment, dealing with people from many cultures
• Strong cultural awareness and the ability to adapt to new environments and people
• Flexibility and the motivation to manage a demanding work schedule
• Qualities -Professional, Empathetic, Progressive, Visionary, Cosmopolitan, Passionate & friendly
• Willingness to relocate

Some eligibility criteria of the worldwide airlines

• Proficiency in English
• Have a High school diploma
• Be minimum 18 years old or higher as specified
• Able to swim to a depth as specified

Minimum height requirements vary from airline to airline according to their aircraft fleet:

BMI – Body Mass Index

The BMI should be in the normal range.

Cabin Crew Appearance

The most important part of our life is our face. However, people aspiring to be Cabin Crew ought to also focus on their body - the BMI - Body Mass Index that means body weight in proportion to height and age (see chart below). Besides this another important aspect is about Tattoos that not ought to be visible or to avoid permanent tattoos as this can pose a hurdle to the path of becoming Cabin Crew! 

Welcome to all youth aspiring to be Cabin Crew to our BLOG!

Hello! So let our journey begin: 

The Cabin Crew Career Center is a springboard platform for the youth to discover and develop their true potential to provide under one roof, an overview of the scope of flying career opportunities to embark on an exciting career of cabin crew, making your hazy picture in the clouds clear to fly above in the sky and beyond. We offer the best advice, answers, options and information to guide you without spending much time and money, depending on your eligibility and health requirements with capabilities and talents. While it’s a glamorous opportunity, it’s not all fun and games – as it also involves about work-life balance in a job that is enthralling but can also be challenging in the context of the present scope and competitive world.

Get ready to spread your wings! 

• For the absolutely new and fresh young minds with a childhood dream to fly, as cabin crew, you’ll have to become some sort of a social butterfly. If you enjoy traveling and have exceptional communication and team skills, you might be an ideal candidate for a career as a flight attendant. It’s crucial to adapt to any scenario and are capable of interacting with people from different cultures and walks of life.

• Your ability to be assertive as well as sociable depends on how confident you are in dealing with people in different situations maintaining a cool head.

• You can boost your confidence by practicing the activities every day by walking the very simple basic steps along with us.

• Have you ever thought about enjoying the luxury of not only meeting people from all around the world everyday but also visiting places that most people can only dream of?This also gives the opportunities to diverse cultures and traditions that  enrich your life?

• You can all have that for FREE if you become a Cabin Crew/flight attendant. Not only for yourself but for your family as well.

Finally, it is your passion and attitude that would determine your success!

With five P’s :  Prior Planning Propels Peak Performance !

Youth aspiring for a Cabin Crew Career can also join us at our website blog Cabin Crew Career Center