Airlines expect a polished, professional look, similar to the cabin crew uniform style. Here are some tips and examples of interview attire for both men and women that align with what airlines usually look for:
Female cabin crew interview attire
- Outfit: A fitted, conservative sait with a blazer and knee-length skirt or trousers. Choose neutral colours like navy, black, or grey.
- Top: Wear a button-down blouse in a light, solid colour (white or pastel shades work well).
- Shoes: Closed-toe heels (3–5 cm) in a neutral colour. Make sure they’re polished and comfortable.
- Accessories: Minimal jewellery, such as stud earrings or a simple watch.
- Hair: Tidy and pulled back, in a bun or low ponytail. Aim for a well-groomed look.
- Makeup: Keep it natural and professional. Neutral eyeshadows, light foundation, and a classic red or pink lipstick work well.
- Nails: Keep nails short and neat with a neutral or light-coloured polish.
Male cabin crew interview attire
- Outfit: A well-fitted suit in a neutral colour like navy, charcoal, or black.
- Shirt: A clean, crisp white button-down shirt. Ensure it’s ironed and wrinkle-free.
- Tie: A simple, classic tie in a solid colour or subtle pattern.
- Shoes: Black or brown dress shoes, polished and professional-looking.
- Accessories: A simple watch or ring. Avoid overly flashy items.
- Hair: Neatly trimmed and styled conservatively. Beards, if allowed, should be well-groomed and trimmed.
- Nails: Short and clean.
General tips
- Fragrance: If you wear perfume or cologne, keep it very light. Avoid strong scents.
- Bag: Bring a simple, professional-looking bag for documents. Avoid large or flashy bags.
- Posture and presentation: Good posture and a confident, friendly expression make a strong impression.
