Hi, actually i m 18 year old i get highly education.and am good looking. i wannted 2 b air hostess?

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Man_Hat_Tan

Walk to the air line company and enquire.

Sal*UK

If you are that well educated, why become a trolly dolly - you could do a lot better.

The silent pen

If you are as good as you think then go to Hollywood

Happy Murcia

If you are that highly educated then how come you can`t spell,,,

Square Pants

highly education or highly educated?? i think im more educated than you...
if you are that educated, why stewardess??? there is plenty job for HIGHLY EDUCATION... lol... highly education??!!

chip2001

Sorry, but your English isn't very good - that's not a very good start for a job where English is the most commonly used language..
I'd go back to school first in order to get a good education.

cymry3jones

First of all, if you want to work for an international airline you have to speak at least one foreign language. Let's hope yours is English.
Why would anybody want to be an air hostess? Glorified waitress! If you get a stop-over, you don't have much time to see anything of the country and do you really want to walk all the way from London to New York? If you work on Jumbos, I am reliably informed, by an air hostess, that it's uphill all the way!

crew4jets

The minimum age is 18, and can range up to 21 with some airlines.

What you should determine first, is which countries do you have the right to work in. US and Canadian airlines can only hire US and Canadian citizens. To work for an EU airline, you must be an EU citizen, etc. Once you determine the countries you can work in, go to the websites of the airlines based in that country and look for their "employment" section.

You can also see free job postings at this website:
http://www.avianation.com/aviation_jobs/showjobs.cfm?jobFilter=FREE

jonnyneedshelp

obviously the highly education isn't enough to teach you the correct grammer, it should be highly educated or perhaps my high school education is flawed!

javber26

Hi,

Ryanair are recruiting cabin crew. Check their site:

http://www.ryanair.com/site/EN/about.php?page=Jobs&sec=careers&ref=10003

Easyjet are recruiting for Gatwick and Bristol bases:

http://www.easyjet.com/EN/Jobs/Cabin/cabincrew_index.html

Good luck!

xxdonxxrodrigoxx

Try it out,,, altho I think you gotta be 21 to be a "FLIGHT ATTENDANT." coz you have to be old enough to handle alcohol.

jackie m

Phone an airline company and enquire about their training courses and how much it will cost you.

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