Frequently Asked Questions
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You MUST be prepared for Interviews!!!!!
90% of the people that go to an Open House DO NOT get hired!!!!!
90% of our Candidates DO get hired.
All airlines start the hiring process with an Open House. They invite as
many as 200 people with the average being 30-50.
They are going to hire 2-3 people out of 50. That is the average in this
industry.
You need to know the questions they are going to ask before you go. If you
do not know what answers they are expecting, you're finished!!
Some of the airlines fly you in for an Open House at their Corporate
Headquarters and some of them have an Open
House that you must attend and get there on your own. There are Open
Houses all over America.
* Are there Flight Attendant Schools?
NO!!!!! If you find someone saying they have a Flight
Attendant School, BEWARE!!!!!
There is no such thing as a Flight Attendant School.
Ask any airline and they will tell you the same thing!!!!!!!
You do not need to sit in a classroom for a weekend or a year to get hired as a
Flight Attendant.
Every airline does
their own training. You have to get hired first, then they put you through
THEIR training program.
They pay for training, hotel and food. Some of the airlines even pay a
salary while you are in training.
* What happens in
Flight Attendant Training?
Getting hired is just the beginning. You still have to make
it through training!!!!!
Every airline uses the same Flight Attendant Training Manual in
training. Training is rigorous. It can be from 3-7 weeks, depending
on the airline. Training can be 16 hours a day, 7 days a week!!!!!
If you get less than a 90% on any test while you are in training, they send you
home!!!
30-40% of the Candidates that go to training DO NOT get to Graduate.
Free Training Manual
Study our Flight Attendant Training Manual. You will
know what to expect when you get to training.
* Do I have to relocate?
No, you do not have to relocate. 50% of the Flight
Attendants commute to work. You fly free anywhere, so you can fly to work.