Am i eligible to work as a cabin crew ?

I have a little eyesight problem.

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Asked by manju nath

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    Javnika More

    4 years ago
    I am currently working into one of the reputed airlines. Cabin crew job is a very responsible job. Cabin crew needs to take care of the passenger safety and first aid. Various criteria to become cabin crew are set for a reason. Height factor is decided as in case of emergency situations, the cabin crew needs to reach the over head bins for the safety equipments. Similarly, all criteria have a valid reason. If you have positive or negative power, you can wear a lens as many airlines do approves it. I have the power of -7. 5 in both eyes. I wear contact lens during flight. I got all this guidance from the academy I studied from.
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    Sana Rehman

    a year ago
    The minimum qualification required to become a Flight Steward & Cabin Crew is Intermediate or graduation. There are various institutes in India offers Diploma course after 12th in the field of Aviation. Some of the airlines also provide 3 to 6 month training.
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    Ankit Babu

    a year ago
    The minimum qualification required to become a flight attendant and flight attendant is intermediate or graduate level. India has various institutes offering 12th Diploma courses in the field of Aviation. Some airlines also offer training courses of 3-6 months.
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    Answered by

    Alok Shukla

    2 years ago
    It depends upon your physical fitness. Some airlines accept, but many don't accept.
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    Riya verma | Contributor-Level 10

    2 years ago
    Some airlines accept it, but some do not.
  • The minimum qualification required to become a Flight Steward & Cabin Crew is Intermediate or graduation. There are various institutes in India offers Diploma course after 12th in the field of Aviation. Some of the airlines also provide 3 to 6 month training.
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    Mini Messey | Contributor-Level 7

    8 years ago
    Hi Manju,
    The Cabin crew have a different working pattern than the flight crew and are
    required to work longer hours. Cabin Crew is required to be on board to
    assist in case an aircraft emergency evacuation is necessary. In addition,
    they are in-flight first responders who are trained to handle smoke and fire
    incidents, medical emergencies including Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation
    etc
    Normal flying hours are somewhere between 70-100 hours weekly.However this may differ depending on the resource available, fleet time etc
    Hope this information helps. Please feel free to revert.
    Wish you luck.

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