Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Hi Fly opened cabin crew recruitment

Hi fly, a Portuguese charter airline, opened its cabin crew recruitment

Hi Fly is an airline specialized at worldwide level in the charter of commercial aircraft, doing medium and long term contracts. The high quality services guaranteed to its customers is based in the best equipment, the best procedures, and the best professionals.

Candidates shall send CV, EASA Cabin Crew Attestation and Medical Certificate with 2 pictures (head and full body)

All the candidates should indicate on the subject of the e-mail name and country.

CABIN CREW MEMBERS WITH VALID CABIN CREW ATTESTATION

Minimum requirements:

-  Age: 21 years old

-  Height: above 1,60 m (Women) and 1,70 m (Men)

-  Weight: proportional to height

-  High School diploma

-  Fluent in English and preferably another language

-  Good swimming skills

Preferential conditions:

-  Medically fit (good physical and mental health)

-  Availability for long periods abroad;

-  Well groomed with impeccable manners;

-  Responsible, mature and team orientated;

-  Friendly personality, customer oriented with willingness to serve;

-  Excellent communication skills;

SALARY AROUND 1800/2000 euros

Locations: Sofia, Bucharest, Budapest, Warsaw and Zagreb

 About Hi Fly

The airline was incorporated in 2005 and concluded its initial certification process in April 2006, when it was issued with an Air Operator Certificate by the Portugal civil aviation authority, INAC.Since obtaining its Air Operator's Certificate, the carrier has gained all the statutory EU-OPS (regulations specifying minimum safety and related procedures for commercial passenger and cargo fixed-wing aviation) and Federal Aviation Administration Safety Agency (EASA) approvals. It also obtained the IATA Operational Safety Audit (IOSA) certification in September 2011.

Hi Fly's first aircraft was an Airbus A330-300 which had previously been operated by Air Luxor (which was owned by the same family that now owns Hi Fly before being sold and shut down). The aircraft was recently under contract to the Air Component of the Belgian Armed Forces until the end of 2013. Two A310-300s were then added in 2008 and these were leased to Oman Air flying the carrier's first long-haul routes (to London/Heathrow and Bangkok). New aircraft were then delivered from Airbus in 2008 and 2009: an A330-200 and two A340-500s, the latter used for approximately 5 years on behalf of Arik Air in Nigeria on its route between Lagos and New York/John F. Kennedy, painted in its colors, until Hi Fly repossessed the airframes in spring 2015. Since then, more A330s and A340s have also been obtained, including four in 2013. In February 2014, Hi Fly added its first narrow-body aircraft, an A321-200 that has been leased to the Belgian Army in replacement of the former A330-300.

At the start of March 2013, Hi Fly Malta was created as Hi Fly's Maltese subsidiary operating a fleet of Airbus A340-600s; that division now houses a pair of A340-300s.

Hi Fly's head office is located in Lisbon’s city center. Inside are all the corporate offices plus departments for flight and ground operations, engineering, and maintenance, safety, security, commercial, finance, administration as well as quality control. There are also training classrooms for flight and cabin crews. At Lisbon Airport, there is a maintenance hangar operated by MESA – a group subsidiary.
source>  wikipedia.org

if you wish to apply please follow this link>
http://www.hifly.aero/en/job-opportunities.html

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