Applying to be a flight attendant is a long process but the job is worth it. Make sure you have all the information you need before diving in. This video will give you very simple, but important tips on what to do and what not to do when applying to be a flight attendant.
* Note: this is generic advice because every airline application process, interview rubrics, and training regimens vary in some degree. But the advice in this video is great advice to aid with most airline job searches.

Most airlines hire within “Hiring Windows”. This means that not every airline hires at the same time, nor do they hire all year round. While all of the links below will get you to the “Jobs” page of each airline, make sure and check to see if the hiring window is active. You can also typically add your email and get an alert for when the window opens.
Links to the 4 major US airline flight attendant job pages:

United - [ Ссылка ]
Delta - [ Ссылка ]
Southwest - [ Ссылка ]
American - [ Ссылка ]

* One last bit to consider:
Most airlines do not allow visible tattoos. As of the writing of this description, United is the only airline I know of that has signaled they will allow certain visible piercings and tattoos. (Source: [ Ссылка ])

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Travel Essentials:

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