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The career profile of a cabin crew is very highly revered and has always been so. This is because the duties and responsibilities that the job entails are not only related to glamour but carry a very high safety responsibility. The role of the cabin crew is to provide excellent customer service to passengers while ensuring their comfort and safety throughout the flight.
During their career, cabin crew have the privilege of visiting new destinations and expanding their horizon. Airline crew have the opportunity to explore the world, learn new languages, visit countries never heard of before and expand their horizon, knowledge and skills all along on duty and living in the lap of luxury, overnight stays at different destinations are spent in the best hotels of the country has to offer along with access to the hotel amenities at the airline's expense or a discounted rate. Airlines also offer the opportunity to live and work from different base stations, crew members can apply for transfer to any destination that the airline has a base centre in and settle to operate from there. This is just one of the benefits that the crew can avail of, apart from the high-flying, globe-trotting lifestyle crew receive various other off-the-job benefits as well. These include holidays abroad with free/discounted tickets and 5-star hotel stay at discounted rates. Certain airlines go further to ensure their crew is well taken care of, by providing discounts on purchases at base city stores and free accommodation with no overhead arrears if employed in certain international airlines.
Every airline has different benefits that their airline staff can avail of; the common benefits are free/ discounted tickets to crew and immediate family to any destination the airline operates to, free/discounted medical benefits for crew and immediate family and a provident fund. The cabin crew not only ensures impeccable service is provided to customers on board but is trained to handle all types of safety/medical emergencies during the flight. Every cabin crew is trained within a permitted limit to handle medical emergencies on board. All in all a highly envied and coveted career. The perks and benefits offered to cabin crew may vary depending on the airline they are employed in, these benefits are subject to vary at the discretion of the airline.
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: Under-Guraduation
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 12th with PCM
Qualification: 10 +2
Qualification: 12th with PCM