Career

Hi Payal,
Cabin Crew is one of the good career option as it offers good career prospects and excellent growth opportunities not only in India but across the globe
Eligibility:
-Physical requirements - Height for Air Hostesses - minimum of 157.5 cm and Flight Pursers 163 cm with proportionate weight.
-Graduates is a compulstion for international airlines in the age group of 19-25 years for training. Preference is given to Degree or Diploma holders in Hotel Management/Tourism.
-Female candidates from Home science background, fulfilling other requirements, are also preferred. International Airlines recruit flight attendant in the age group of 18-35 years.
-Good language, ability and proficiency in English, Hindi, a regional language and at least one foreign language are essential requirements for inflight crew members working for National or International carriers.
-Normal eyesight without glasses or a minimum uncorrected distant vision of 6/40 is acceptable.
-To pursue a career as a Flight attendant, there are many institutes offering courses in Cabin crew training .
Please refer to the link for institutes offering these courses:
https://hospitality.shiksha.com/aviation-courses-in-india-categorypage-6-87-1-0-0-1-1-2-0-none-1-0?
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Hi lalit,
Rigging is a specialization. Like a real skeleton, a rig is made up of joints and bones, each of which act as a "handle" that animators can use to bend the character into a desired pose. If you compare it to animation, the number of jobs would be lesser. However, a good rigger would always find a job. A rigger is typically good with logic and numbers. In the recent years India alongwith South Korea, Singapore, Philippines, China and Japan have seen a huge amount of outsourced animation work from across the globe. Besides movies, animators are required for creating game & in the e-learning industry. Hence the increase in scope of placements.
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Hi Rishit,
Yes, it is compulsory for all the member of cabin crew need to have through knowledge of the technical anatomy of the aircraft.It is not only one once at time of training or to achieve the qualification & licenses, but the knowledge is routinely evaluated.
Technical knowledge of the aircraft gears the cabin crew for the safety procedures, emergency landing or take offs, medical emergencies and also equip them to assist the cockpit crew in case of need.
The cabin crew may not need to know how to operate the cockpit machines or actually 'FLY' the aircraft, however the need to be well versed with the opening & closing of the doors, Exit gates, functioning of wings(spoiler, trailer etc), overhead bins, release of oxygen mask etc.
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Hi Rishit,
The role of cabin crew has so many facets and will help collect a lot of skills during our career, not just things like problem solving and people skills but also first aid, languages and an understanding of different cultures.
Their are huge possibilities of continuing your career with the airlines in a profile as recruiter, trainer or even progress in the same profile as a flight pursuer.
However if you wish to switch feilds,Various industries prefer the skills & experience that has been acquired during the tenure with airlines such as:
- Hospitality
- Education
- Corporates(Modern languages)
- Nursing
- Paramedical
- Tourism
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