VistaJet are excited to announce that we are hiring and expanding our Cabin flying team. **Please note – you must have the right to live and work in Europe or the UK** You will work onboard one of our modern and […]
Job Profile Vista America is excited to be hiring Cabin Host/Hostess to join our team. Each Vista flight has a Cabin Host/Hostess on board, and they are responsible for making every traveler’s comfort and needs their highest priority. You will be flying […]
Right here. We update this page daily with the latest cabin crew openings. Airlines like Emirates, Qatar Airways, and British Airways are hiring now. Scroll up and check the listings.
Most major airlines hire every year. Right now, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Ryanair, and easyJet are looking for crew. Some airlines recruit year-round, others only in certain months. Check the job listings above.
Yes, most international airlines hire from different countries. Emirates, Qatar Airways, and Etihad recruit globally. Some European airlines require an EU passport or visa, so check before applying.
Simple: find a job above, check if you meet the requirements, and apply. Airlines in the UK, Germany, France, and Spain are always hiring. If you don’t have an EU passport, you’ll need a work permit.
Yes, but they’re harder to get. VIP and private cabin crew jobs are mostly for business jets or high-end clients. You’ll need top customer service skills and often previous experience in first class or private aviation.
Vacancies change daily. Right now, airlines like Etihad Airways, Ryanair, and British Airways are hiring. Scroll up and see what’s open.
Find a job above, read the airline’s requirements, and apply. Some airlines do online applications, others hold open days. Make sure your CV is ready before you hit submit.
Most airlines hire men and women. But in some countries, cultural preferences mean certain roles are for women only. Check the airline’s requirements before applying.
Yes! Many airlines hire first-time crew members. If you have good customer service skills, you’re already halfway there. Airlines will train you before your first flight.
Depends on the airline and country. In the UK, starting salaries range from £21,000 to £35,000 a year. In Dubai, Emirates offers tax-free salaries with extra benefits.