3 Important Points For Your Air Stewardess Interview With Singapore Airlines ?

Looking to become an air stewardess with Singapore Airlines ? Possibly the best airline in the world?

Known as one of the best jobs in the world, a cabin crew’s lifestyle is one of many colors, fun and laughter…

As a flight attendant, you get the chance to travel for free… experience different cultures, live in different metropolitan cities, taste different mouth watering cuisines and most importantly… meet and leave smiles in the hearts of holiday makers.

A lifestyle so envied by others… it is no wonder the selection criteria is so strict.

In order to become a full fledged flight attendant, one has to go through a series of harsh selection process and a rigorous 4 months cabin crew training course.

In a typical SIA cabin crew interview, there are a total of 6 different stages you have to go through. While the stages do change over time, the selection criteria never change.

This is because, all airline companies know who they are looking for and what kind of a candidate makes a fine cabin crew. That is to say, all the interview process is catered to discover that “inner side” of the candidate to see if they are fit for the job.

Here are 3 tips that you can use in your interview if you want to become a cabin crew:

Smile – While it is simple, a lot of candidates fail to do so during their interview process and you do not want this to be your reason to get booted out.

The aviation industry is a competitive one and a smile from an air stewardess can easily make a passenger’s day. When it comes to service, especially from an award winning airline, smile is one of the most important factor when it comes to a cabin crew selection.

Do note that nervousness and uncertainty in the interview process could lead you to focus too much on the questions asked and forget your smile.

Confidence – Another key to making a fine flight attendant is your confidence level. This is because a crew is responsible and needs to meet hundreds of passengers on a flight. That includes talking and handling emergency.

If you lack that confidence… how can any passenger feel comfortable and safe with you up in the air?

Personality – This might be a bit subjective but here is why it is important to you, especially if you are going for your flight attendant interview.

If you can’t display a side of you that keeps the interview wanting to know more about you, then your chances of getting through is gone. In a typical SIA walk in interview, there are thousands of other hopefuls like you wanting to get the job.

If your answers are the usual “classroom answers”, your chance of getting past the interview will be cut.

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“I’m very pleased to find that Cabin Crew Secrets has helped me learn insights in an organized and systematic manner.

Cabin Crew Secrets also provides actual answers to sample questions during the interviews rather than just leaving the reader empty-handed at informing them of the sample interview questions only.

In fact, I’d be surprised if a lot cabin crew hopefuls aren’t already purchasing this manual!”

– Jess

See what Jess is talking about here — Insider Cabin Crew Tips