Monday, 26 August 2013

Cabin Crew Career Guide

Cabin Crew Career Guide


Cover for 'Cabin  Crew   Career  Guide'
By AeroSoft Corp
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Published: Aug. 26, 2013 
Words: 2,160 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781301001965

Short description

Cabin Crew Career Guide By Capt Shekhar Gupta Pragati Srivastava www.Cabin-Crew-Career-Guide.blogspot.com 

Extended description

Cabin Crew
Career
Guide

By
Capt Shekhar Gupta
Pragati Srivastava

www.Cabin-Crew-Career-Guide.blogspot.com

1. Your Aviation Career Starts Here
2. Cabin Crew Training
3. Cabin Crew Flight Ratings –
4. Cabin Crew and Personal Computer
5. Medical Requirements for Cabin Crew
6. Cabin Crew Training – Where to get it.
7. Best Cabin Crew Training Schools
8. Aviation Crew [Flight, Cabin, Ground]
9. Aircrafts [Single Engine, Multi Engine, Prop, Turbo Prop, Jet]
10. Best Paying Cabin Crew Jobs
11. Cabin Crew Interview Questions
12. Aviation Organizations
13. List of Abbreviations
14. Aviation Jargons
15. FAQ



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Pragati Srivastava

Pragati has been Flying as a Cabin Crew with Air Deccan and Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. Being an Internal Quality Auditor with Kingfisher Airlines, she developed an all round understanding of the working of the industry inside out. She flew for approximately 6 years when she decided to give a turn to her career.  Having completed her studies till the post graduation level and certification in Entrepreneurship and Development with Flying, she restarted her Career using her skills and experience as an Aviation Blogger.  Now she even wishes to share her experience and render advice to those who wish to fly!!! Since Flying is just not about glamour and money, our youngster’s need to be entirely aware of what they are getting into, as going on a flight may be rejuvenating for some and tiring or boring for others. Hence it’s one of her attempts to guide emerging aspirants and simultaneously render back to the Aviation industry in a small way.
  
  
Happy Flying!!!




Pragati Srivastava

Your Aviation Career Starts Here

CHAPTER 1

Your Aviation Career Starts Here

Dear Aspirants,
Wishing You a Very Happy Take Off!

Choosing a career option to be pursued requires a lot of research work that includes the future possibility, requirements, duration, and the investment needed. And knowing about all this information is the first step to accomplish since this act as a basis for the decision. The book is a one stop shop for all the young aspirants who wish to make a career in the field.

Becoming an Airline Cabin Crew is one of the most fascinating options available; this book helps you to have a clear picture of it.
We have included this section to help and explain the Cabin Crew's opportunities and after that how to get about with their future plans.

We have also thought it prudent to include some of the many pitfalls or setbacks that await the financially unwary in what is otherwise a very loving and passionate Profession.


Before all that,  Why should you become a Professional Cabin Crew ?

The possible reasons  may be

         Passion
         Glamour
         Reputation
         Career
         Attractive Remuneration
         Born Cabin Crew [Childhood Desire]


International Cabin Crew Training Industry:

Aviation worldwide is a recurring market and the industry is affected predominantly by economics, politics and some part of the globe with acute terrorism etc. 9/11 had a negative impact on the entire Airline Industry across the globe while in other regions tourism sustained.

Not all Cabin Crews choose an Airline career. There are many others as equally rewarding. Other areas available are Charter Flying. Although we don't recommend it if you intend going the Airline route.

Remuneration is one difficult subject to generalize on as salaries vary extensively around the world. Internationally, Salary of a crew may wary somewhere between 30,000  to 1,00,000 Rupees or even more.The salary depends on the Airline you fly and the years of service.

Cabin Crew salaries have drastically fallen down due to slowdown of economy and industry thriving in various parts of the world however it is still rewarding for the deserving.

Due to Global Aviation Recession, Aviation Industry is going through a rough phase. But, with the economy growing consistently and increasing purchasing power of people across the Globe the International Aviation Industry is bound to grow. The importance of time over money is a key to making a transition from the railways to Airlines as a primary mode of transport.

Flying however is a universal skill and once you have a few thousand hours under the belt, the world is open with opportunities.
Take off is optional but landing is compulsory.






Happy Flying

Capt Shekhar Gupta
Pragati Shrivastava

Introduction

Introduction:

Very few Education Institutes and Traditional Careers like engineering, science graduates, medical And Chartered accountants etc. are the options that still prevail but with growing awareness and knowledge these career options have grown vastly – like Civil Aviation Sector.
Aviation - the very word reminds us of a Cabin Crew dressed in crisp and Smart Cabin Crews Uniform, Flying in the big giant Bird with Elegance ,Finesse , poise and ofcourse a smile!!! 
Being a Cabin Crew involves a lot many traits apart from a pleasing personality, effective communication skills and a pretty smile which are patience(a lot!),empathetic attitude ,dedication, clearing civil aviation exams every year to name a few.  All these requirements are not that simple as it looks like, and so we attempt to cater all such necessary information in detail for all the aspirants who wants to have an Aviation Career in the leading Civil Aviation Industry.
This book attempts in answering all general questions that pop ups as soon as one chose to select a Career path like-

Whether Aviation is fit or not?

What are the basic Requirements and Eligibility criteria of becoming an Airline or Corporate Commercial Cabin Crew?

What all courses one needs to study in the course of becoming a Cabin Crew?
Which is the best known Flight Training School ?

 And most importantly, the books enlightens –

·        The true picture of the current Cabin Crews Job scenario across the Globe

·        The areas other than Airlines that have Cabin Crews Job Opportunities

·        Best attempt to get a Cabin Crews Jobs


 Assistance in an Airlines Interview Questions.

PRAGATI SRIVASTAVA


Pragati has been Flying as a Cabin Crew with Air Deccan and Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. She flew for approximately 6 years when she decided to give a turn to her career and stop Flying.  Having completed her studies till the post graduation level with Flying, she restarted her career using her skills and experience as an Aviation blogger.  Now she even wishes to share her experience and render advice to those who wish to fly!!! Since Flying is just not about glamour and money, our youngster’s need to be entirely aware what they are getting into as going on a Flight may be rejuvenating for some and tiring or boring for some. Hence it’s one of her attempts to guide emerging aspirants and simultaneously render back to the Aviation industry in a small way.


Happy Flying!!!!



Cabin Crew  Career Guide

By

Capt Shekhar Gupta

Pragati Srivastava








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Air cabin crew


Hours30-40 per week


Starting salary $12,000 + per year


If you like meeting different people and enjoy travelling, this could be ideal for you.


As an air cabin crew member you would help make sure that airline passengers have a comfortable, safe and pleasant flight.


You will usually need to have a good standard of basic maths and English. But entry requirements can vary between airlines, so you should check with them directly.


Air cabin crew members need to have a polite but firm approach when dealing with difficult customers. Excellent ‘people’ skills are really important, as is the ability to work as part of a team.



PRAGATI SRIVASTAVA
Pragati has been Flying as a Cabin Crew with Air Deccan and Kingfisher Airlines Ltd. She flew for approximately 6 years when she decided to give a turn to her career and stop Flying.  Having completed her studies till the post graduation level with Flying, she restarted her career using her skills and experience as an Aviation blogger.  Now she even wishes to share her experience and render advice to those who wish to fly!!! Since Flying is just not about glamour and money, our youngster’s need to be entirely aware what they are getting into as going on a Flight may be rejuvenating for some and tiring or boring for some. Hence it’s one of her attempts to guide emerging aspirants and simultaneously render back to the Aviation industry in a small way.
Happy Flying!!!!

Cabin Crew  Career Guide

By

Capt Shekhar Gupta

Pragati Srivastava