Careers in Aviation

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Embark on a journey into the diverse world of aviation careers, from flight attendants ensuring passenger safety to ground stewards managing airport operations. Discover the advantages and disadvantages, general requirements, and physical criteria for these roles. Delve into the dynamic experiences and responsibilities of cabin crew members and airport staff, offering insights into a unique industry.

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The job of a flight attendant

Jobs at the airport There are many people who work at the airport. Some of the positions are: ground steward/stewardess check-in clerk security officer baggage handler air trafic controller mechanic

Jobs on the plane People who work on the plane are called a crew. Pilots are a part of the crew, too. Cabin crew or cabin staff are the people who take care of passengers on the plane. Flight attendants are members of the cabin crew/cabin staff.

Flight Attendant In the past flight attendants were called stewards and stewardesses. Today a gender- neutral term flight attendant is used. For ground staff (people who work at the airport) we can use the term ground steward/ground stewardess. A flight attendant is the person in charge of safety and comfort of passengers while on aircraft. They give safety instructions, serve refreshments and cater to passengers` needs.

Advantages/Pros They can count on good health insurance and retirement plans. They do not have typical 9 to 5 work hours. They work intensely but then have a few days off. They have travel perks- cheaper air fares, free flights The are provided food and housing.

Disadvantages/Drawbacks/Cons They are away from their family and friends. The job of a flight attendant is physically and mentally demanding. You cannot eat home-cooked meals, and it is difficult to engage in a fitness program. Some passengers can be rude or difficult.

General requirements at least a high school or equivalency (GED) diploma, but many airlines require a college diploma or a bachelor`s degree. degrees that will prepare you especially well include hospitality, tourism and public relations. work experience in a related job (e.g. in a hotel, resort, or restaurant) fluency in English

physical requirements (minimum and maximum heights, physical fitness) excellent overall health visible tattoos are typically not allowed unless they can be concealed with make up

Responsibilities of a flight attendant Conduct safety check before flight Greet and communicate with customers Provide help to passengers with special needs (children, disabled persons, elders etc) Help passengers find their seats

Present emergency equipment and give instructions to passengers on how to use this equipment Assist passengers and cabin crew during emergency situations Prepare and serve drinks and food to passengers

Explaining Safety Procedure Welcome aboard and thank you for choosing XXX airlines. All electronic devices must be turned off during take-off and landing.