http://getyourwingsnow.blogspot.nl/2017/01/airlines-requirements-and-benefits.html
If you wish to apply you have to meet the following criteria:
English Language fluency (Spoken and Written)
Minimum age 22 years, maximum age 35 years
Certification of Cabin Crew Initial Safety Training for applicants with previous experience
Candidates must hold a valid passport which does not expire before May 2018, which also permits worldwide travel without restrictions
Clean criminal record
Good Health
Minimum level of education of High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to relocate to various locations on worldwide bases for lengthy periods
Minimum height of 1,60 m with weight in proportion to height
Clear speech, good hearing and eyesight (glasses/contact lenses are allowed)
Good swimming skills
No visible tattoos, body piercings or metal dental braces
Candidates must be able to provide 5-year traceable record
A positive attitude
Excellent Communication Skills
Great Knowledge of Customer Service Skills
Good organization skills and adaptability to changing environments
The ability to be tactful and diplomatic but also assertive, when necessary
Confidence in dealing with a range of people
Competence in handling difficult situations and the ability to remain calm under pressure and in emergency situations
The ability to work quickly and efficiently, often to tight time constraints
Good understanding of Cultural Diversity and ability to work in multi-cultural environments
Regarding the flights that the airline will operate, they will be most long haul flights to south-east Asia and Africa. Usually, you will depart almost empty from Jeddah and return with full cabin loaded with pilgrims going to Saudi Arabia. Crew will be based in Jeddah for the whole duration of the contract and will usually live in company accommodation located in the Azzam compound (for people who are new to how this works a compound in Saudi Arabia is where most expats live and is free from the local religious and cultural restrictions that you may face around the country)
here is a link to the Azzam compound in Jeddah:
https://www.facebook.com/azzamcompound/
here you can find an example of how Air Atlanta's operations are, written by an ex cabin crew:
http://www.cabincrew.com/forums/air-atlanta/38509/2
If you want to apply for this position follow this link:
https://airatlanta.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk069fb/
and fill the application form
best of luck!
if u have any doubts please use the contact form located on your right! =)
dear admin,
ReplyDeleteI already applied for this recruitment, but unfortunately they only looking for an experienced cabin crew.
So I didn't get the chance for this opening. :(
oh I am sorry =( please don't give up, there are other airlines u can apply for atm =) where are u from?
ReplyDeleteHi ...im Aini....im an experience crew from Air Asia X.....how do i apply for this vacancies....thank you
ReplyDeleteDear admin
ReplyDeleteIm Aini, im an expirence crew from Air Asia X...how do i apply for this vacancies
Dear admin
ReplyDeleteIm Aini, im an expirence crew from Air Asia X...how do i apply for this vacancies
Hi Aini nice to meet you and thank you for reading my blog =)
ReplyDeletein order to apply to Air Atlanta please follow this link
https://airatlanta.recruiterbox.com/jobs/fk069fb/
if selected you will be then asked to fill an application form.,...please don't hesitate to ask anything u need here and if u want to share your experience on your application later feel welcome to do it here =)=)=)=)
all the best
Hai admin,want to ask something i really want to apply for hajj flight but the problem i lost all my document,,before i work in saudia airlines base jeddah,i misd to fly but i want to fly only hajj flight,,but like i said i lost my document,,do you think i can apply?
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ReplyDeleteHi Ika! When you say that you "lost" your document, you mean your flying license right? If yes, I believe you have to declare this during your future interviews. I am not sure about the middle east, but in EU and US if you lose it you must make a formal complaint with the police and the company which released your attestation, because, it's like a driving license or an ID, it can be used for fraudulent purposes. Once you made the complaint you might be able to request for a replacement or ask for a brand new one. If you obtained your cabin crew attestation in KSA, I think you should make a formal complaint there, because your flying license is registered in Government's files, you can't just ask for a new one pretending you have never been cabin crew, especially because it's in the same country where you got your first cabin crew attestation. Hope that helps
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ReplyDeleteHi! how are you :), hope you’re doing fine :) do you have any idea if they’re conducting a walk in application instead of sending it to their website? if yes in which country? �� thanks in advance. ��
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