Aviation

As you are probably aware, the recruitment process is extremely competitive. So to give yourself the best chance, read the following checklist:
- Research the airlines you would be interested in flying with.
- Look up their destinations.
- Some airline websites may provide the bases in which cabin crew are based - this will give you an idea of where you would like to live whilst flying.
- Read the Careers page on the airline website: do you meet all the recruitment criteria? - Ensure your passport is up to date with at least 12 months before expiry.
- Ensure you have no visa restrictions into any country.
- Do you have right of abode in that country where the airline is based? - Do you speak/read/write the required languages as stated by that airline? - Would you be able to provide a clean criminal/security background check? - Having experience in a frontline job is an advantage. It is advisable to have at least two years experience in a customer-facing role.
- The above questions are a snapshot of international recruitment criteria. You will need a rsum and maybe a cover letter that meets the cabin crew recruitment criteria for that airline.
You will need to supply passport-size and possible full-length photos of yourself.
Keep in mind that every airline has a different recruitment process, you must be prepared for any style of interview.
Once you have submitted an application form, you may then be invited to participate in any or all of the following:
- Phone interview
- Video interview
- Assessment center
- Face-to-face panel interview
As you may be competing against thousands of applicants, it is essential you have as much information and support as possible.

A-Air Navigation
1.Basics of Navigation
2.Magnetism and Compasses
3.Charts
4.Dead Reckoning Navigation (DR)
5.In-Flight Navigation
B-Mass and Balance Aeroplane
1.Introduction to Mass and Balance
2.Loading
3.Centre of Gravity (cg)
C-Performance
1.Performance of Single-Engine Aeroplanes
2.Performances of Multi-Engine Aeroplanes
D-Flight Planning and Monitoring-Aeroplanes
1.Flight Plans for Cross County Flights
2.ICAO ATC Flight Plan
3.Practical Flight Planning
4.Practical Completion of a Flight Plan (Flight plan, flight log, nav log ATC plan, etc.)
E-Radio Navigation
1.Radio Aids
2.Basic Radar Principles
3.Self-contained and External-Referenced Navigation Systems
F-Instrumentation
1.Flight Instruments
2.Power Plant and System Monitoring Instruments
G-Aviation Methodology
1.The Atmosphere
2.Wind
3.Thermodynamics
4.Clouds and Fog
5.Precipitation
6.Air masses and Fronts
7.Pressure Systems
8.Climatology
9.Flight Hazards
10.Meteorological Information
H-Air Regulation (International Agreements and Organizations)
1.Airworthiness of Aircraft
2.Aircraft Nationality and Registration Marks
3.Personnel Licensing
4.Rules of the Air
5.Procedures for Air Navigation & Aircraft Operations
6.Air Traffic Services
7.Aeronautical Information Service
8.Aerodromes
9.Facilitation
10.Search and Rescue
11.Security
12.Aircraft Accident Investigation
13.National Law & National Law and differences to relevant ICAO Annexes and CARS