courses to become a Air Hostess

Eligibility for cabin crew course - 10+2, 170 cm height for boys, clear vision and good communications skills. We have cabin crew mock-up aircraft in our centre in Kalaghoda. Training is conducted from the experts from airlines.

Yes, you can. Courses are not really required. You can directly apply, in case you get selected, you will get trained by the airlines.

If you are between 17-26 years of age, you certainly can do this course. You will also need to be of minimum 170 cms of height with a blemish-free complexion and good command over English. Please visit: www.igiaindia.in.

Yes, cabin crew is a very good job in terms of exploring the world and in terms of earning too. But, there is a lot of competition in this sector, especially in cabin crew and air hostess, so with some hard work and little efforts you can achieve your goal. It often requires to be energetic and physically fit.

Better if you have good looks and communication skills that you go for cabin. If you're good in maths and science,l go for pilot.

Yes, you can go for that.
To become an Air Hostess is like a dream come true for the young girls. Flying is the dream of everyone. And, if you have the option to choose your dream as your profession, it is amazing.
By the growing scenario of the aviation industries across the world, the professional education courses exist in India to produce the air hostess and flight steward. The air hostess is the primary career line of an airlines career. This career involves in pleasant, friendly and enthusiastic personality and environment.

Hi Abdul,
Some of the popular courses are:
Maharashtra Aviation Academy and Hospitality Management, Andheri East, Mumbai
Inspire Academy, Andheri West, Mumbai
Jet Airways Training Academy, Andheri East, Mumbai
Mumbai College of Hotel Management and Catering Technology, Mira Road, Mumbai
IITC Global Careers, Bandra West, Mumbai
For more details, please follow the link:
https://www.shiksha.com/aviation/cabin-crew-air-hostess/colleges/colleges-india?uaf[]=location&ts=7797889&rf=filters&ct[]=151

It is a good college, but IIBM is not very common and popular for cabin crew training, you can look for other options.

Hotel management career prospects and growth opportunities in India and globally are limitless, a hotel management graduate can work in various sectors like hotels, restaurants, cruise ships, amusement parks, country clubs, and convention centres. A standard of education and exposure are up to the mark both in India & globally, as the ultimate goal is to grow to the specific requirements of the industry. A good research on the college with focus on the infrastructure, affiliation & faculty can help make the right choice.

Strong communication skills particularly in English is the minimum mandatory requirement for the job of cabin crew and its training.