Hello everyone, today we are going to learn something about the cabin crew. Followed by the little differences between the cabin crew and air hostages, also we will learn about the responsibilities or the duties of the cabin crew. Also followed by some of the questions and answers which are often asked in the interviews and some of the important requirements. So let's get started. Myself Anjali Kumar, HR manager at ALQ's Aviation Private Limpnid. So what is a cabin crew? By definition, a cabin crew consisting of flight attendants carry out the instructions which are given by the pilots or the co-pilots outside the cockpit. They are basically the in charge of the safety and comfort of passengers on flight and they also inform the passengers whenever necessary. The main flight attendants are also called hosts while the female ones are referred to as hostages. So what is the difference between cabin crew and air hostages? So there is actually no difference between both of the job profiles. They are simply two different words which are used to define the same job profile. In their hostages, a cabin crew is tasked with looking after passengers on a aircraft. What are the requirements for a cabin crew? So here are some of the important requirements which you will be required to follow in order to be a cabin crew member. The first is minimum qualification should be 12th class. Your age should be minimum 18 plus. The female flight attendants need to be at least 5 feet 3 inches to 6 feet 3 inches in height and weight 58 to 70 kgs. Whereas the male flight attendants need to be 5 feet 7 inches to 6 feet 3 inches and weight 68 to 82 kgs. No scars or dead tube visible on face, hands or arms. You should have the basic skills in MS office. You should have a customer oriented approach, a clean professional appearance and help the constitution. Exceptional communication and presentation skills, cool tempered and patient with aptitude in resolving issues. Also, you should have a cabin crew certification or training as per required. You should also understand the duties of your assigned position during flight and at your best. Ensure the satisfaction of passengers by answering questions and offering them assistance whenever required. Also, check cabin report to ensure compliance to all the safety regulations. You should warmly welcome travellers and both and also help them to their seats whenever necessary. So, food and beverages and self-adults give the safety presentation in a well prepared manner that could be easily understood by all the passengers. Also, monitor the cabin frequently for the entire duration of the flight. Also, you should remain calm and offer assistance to passengers in the event of emergency. Also, prepare accurate reports concerning any significant issue or happenings that might take place during the flight. Now, let us see some of the questions related to the cabin crew's office. A very often asked question is, is swimming necessary for cabin crew? So, when being recruited, no swimming test is done. But however, the spirits are required to learn swimming before they hold their first flight. Also, at the time of cabin crew license, training one needs to prove that they are not afraid of water and if they need so-or-lices, then they can swim when. And also, some of the people often ask that is cabin crew a profession. So, cabin crew job profile is not easy and requires one to be on their toes. Work irregular as and also have good communication skills. It is an underrated job, cabin crew members are not there just to serve food and beverages. There is a lot more to it. But their primary job is to tackle emergency situations and also ensure the safety and security of passengers in the aircraft. Do airlines hire married candidates? This is a very concerning topic so most of the married couples are there. So, most airlines do not have any return rule regarding meditator status. However, some airlines have clauses where only unguided candidates with no children are eligible to apply for a cabin crew post. So, it is very airline specific. What are the benefits of cabin crew jobs? So, although most cabin crew will tell you that the greatest perk of job is being able to travel the world. There are other unknown benefits that makes being one worth it. Now, let us see how can you apply for the cabin crew job? So, before applying, you should check all the requirements. You should match all the requirements before applying to the particular job profile. First is, directly on airline site. That is, you can check on the official website of the airline regarding all the requirements to your job profile. Or maybe you can connect to the institutes which provide training for the airlines also on the job sites and you may also directly walk in interviews. Now, let us say something about the time duration required for a cabin crew to be on the flights. The maximum duty hours that can be undertaken by cabin crew is fixed by the DGCA that is the Directorate General of Civil Aviation. And the maximum duty period is 22 hours in long haul flights. And also as per the GCA, cabin crew shall not undertake any duty between 12 a.m. and 5 a.m. local time for two consecutive nights except once within a period of 0.68 hours, seven consecutive days. Now, we will see something about the mostly asked interview questions and get your prepared on how to prepare for them. So, how to prepare for cabin crew interview? Know about the job first. As we have discussed earlier, you should thoroughly check all the requirements for your job profile. Then, talk to the ones working in a similar feed. This can be extremely helpful as you can get a direct insight by talking to the people for already working in a similar feed. That is, fluency is a must. You should often work on your communication skills that will help you largely in being fluent. Multi-tasking is another quality. It can only add to your job profile. Being friendly, hospitable and helpful at the same time, these are some of the very good qualities of a cabin crew member. Ready to extend the help? You should be very ready to extend the help to the passengers sitting inside the flat. Also, your body language speaks all about you. Now, let us see how many rounds of interview you need to face in general. So, although it differs from airline to airline, however, four rounds can be done including the personal interview, the GD, that is, the group discussion, the written grammar and English test, and the scar check. How much can you earn? It actually depends largely upon a line that you're applying to, and also your experience and the job profile. Thank you very much.