Why would an embarked passenger need to go see a flight attendant?

1. What disqualifies you from being a flight attendant?
2. Do I have what it takes to be a flight attendant?
3. Do flight attendants check out passengers?
4. How do disabled passengers get on a plane?
5. What is the maximum age to become a flight attendant?
6. How much do beginner flight attendants make?
7. How many days a week does a flight attendant work?
8. How hard is it to be a flight attendant?
9. How much money do flight attendants make a month?
10. Why do flight attendants look so good?
11. Do flight attendants ever hook up with passengers?
12. Do pilots sleep with flight attendants?

What disqualifies you from being a flight attendant?

Shyness or social anxiety, not meeting the minimum requirement of height or education or age can disqualify you from being a flight attendant. A tooth gap, a scar, a cut mark, or a tattoo on visible body parts can also make a difference and stop you from getting selected in the interview of the cabin crew.

Do I have what it takes to be a flight attendant?

A high school diploma is typically required to become a flight attendant. Some airlines may prefer to hire applicants who have taken some college courses. Those who work on international flights may have to be fluent in a foreign language. Some enroll in flight attendant academies.

Do flight attendants check out passengers?

As they smile at you and welcome you aboard, flight attendants are actually assessing whether you'll be a safety concern on the flight. They're also checking you out to see whether you might be an asset in the case of an emergency.

How do disabled passengers get on a plane?

Getting on the plane

To board the aircraft, wheelchair users will have to come out of their wheelchair into a transfer chair that can be manoeuvred down the aisle, and from there transferred into a seat.

What is the maximum age to become a flight attendant?

There is not any maximum age limit. Today, almost 50 percent of all flight attendants are now college graduates, and 70 percent have some college education.

How much do beginner flight attendants make?

The average entry-level flight attendant — with zero to five years of experience — makes around $38,000 in total compensation, according to PayScale. The average salary for a late-career flight attendant is around $61,000. A flight attendant's airport base plays a part in determining how much he or she makes.

How many days a week does a flight attendant work?

Typically, flight attendants work 12-14 days and log 65-85 flight hours each month, not including overtime. Flight attendant schedules can change month-to-month and some attendants may work more weeks than others.

How hard is it to be a flight attendant?

Fortunately, most successful candidates pass the training period and exams successfully and start working for the airline immediately. But the training is hard. As in, really hard. Training can last anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks, 11 hours a day with just one day rest a week.

How much money do flight attendants make a month?

As of May 7, 2021, the average monthly pay for a Flight Attendant in the United States is $4,999 a month.

Why do flight attendants look so good?

“The reason why many people 'think' that most cabin crew out there are good looking is because the airlines have created the illusion,” Ms Brown explains. “During the cabin crew training all crew go through some kind of grooming/image/uniform training. ... They instruct the crew exactly what they want them to look like.

Do flight attendants ever hook up with passengers?

I travel a bunch myself, and often see flight attendants at the same hotels. ... Well, since many are young and the job makes steady relationships quite difficult, hookups are something many attendants embrace.

Do pilots sleep with flight attendants?

Flight attendants and pilots get there own designated sleeping areas on long-haul flights. While, flight attendants are supposed to sleep in bunk beds, pilots take rest in separate sleeping compartment.