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Interview with Rayan SAIDI, cabin crew at French bee, about his job, his favorite French bee destinations and his advice for future cabin crew. 💼 Tell us about your career path.  I joined French bee in 2021. Finally, in March 2023, I passed the internal selection process to become a Cabin Crew Manager, the position I hold today. ✈️ What is your favorite French Bee destination? Without hesitation, it's Miami! 🏝 What would you recommend doing in this destination? Personally, I love strolling along Miami Beach, enjoying the beach, brunching at Maison Versace, or admiring the murals in the Wynwood district. The choice of activities is endless in this city, so you're bound to find something to do that appeals to you. 🤩 What advice would you give to those considering a similar career? You'll sometimes be faced with situations that require you to know how to manage stress, make decisions quickly or even keep a smile on your face in all circumstances. Be curious, empathetic and open-minded - all qualities that will make you an excellent crew member. One last piece of advice: before applying to an airline, build up your professional background by having one or more experiences in customer service - you'll undeniably increase your chances of success. See you soon on board! ✈️ #interview #PNC #frenchbee #cabincrew #a350

I attended an Emirates Cabin Crew open day today, and this is my 3rd time applying for Emirates Airlines. Overall, I really enjoyed the experience. I made it to the third round, but then I was asked to leave. Totally fine though, because I got to meet new people who share the same passion for flying, people from different backgrounds who can speak up to 6 or 7 languages – pretty impressive! But I can't help but wonder, 'Why does Emirates make the process so stressful?' People were stressed out, shaking while introducing themselves, questioning and overthinking every word they said, knowing that if they messed up, they would never know what they did wrong. I saw a girl crying during one of the breaks! Why does Emirates put that kind of pressure on their candidates? I come from an acting background, so I'm used to auditions, I know how deal with rejection very well - Or at least I decided to believe that -, but I felt bad for the people who left that room, not because they didn't get a final call, but because of the stress and fear they felt. Leaving the room not knowing what they did wrong, and if they ever thought of applying again, they'll experience the same thing. The worst part is that no one will tell them what they need to work on in the future to be successful candidates and improve their weaknesses. One of the candidates came to me after the second round and said, 'You know, you are really loud and like too excited and your energy is very positive, they won't like that. If you want my advice be a little more quiet, more like them.' I appreciated his advice but I answered him with a smile saying, 'You know I reached a point in my life where I'm not comfortable with trying to be someone else for the satisfaction of anyone, you know. If I'm too loud for this job, I'm too loud for the job!' Well, I guess he was kinda right, he made it to the final round, I didn't. Lol. Anyway, although the recruiter was very kind and warm with us, I think Emirates can do a better job of providing a healthier experience for future cabin crew candidates. They should help candidates develop their weaknesses, giving them a chance to grow and actually help them do what they're passionate about. #Emirates #EmiratesCabinCrew Emirates #Nohateintended 😊

Embarking on a long flight soon with Qatar Airways ? Here are five compelling reasons why choosing ( or upgrading ) to Business Class can transform your journey from routine to remarkable: ✨ Choose Business Class for long flights and sleep like you're already on vacation. Spacious seats turn into beds for the ultimate rest. ✨ Elevate your dining experience to new heights with gourmet meals on demand. Business Class isn't just travel; it's a taste adventure. ✨ Your holiday begins before boarding in luxurious airport lounges. Business Class offers a serene start to every journey. ✨ Experience personalized service that goes above and beyond. In Business Class, every detail of your journey is meticulously cared for. ✨ Embrace privacy and space with Business Class. Your personal haven in the skies is designed for comfort, allowing you to relax or work in peace. #GoingPlacesTogether #QatarAirways #QatarAirwaysBusinessClass #Qatar #Doha

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Quick chat with... Cabin Attendant Berco! Q: What inspired you to join the team here? A: Heard from my friends that atmosphere on board was nice. It's like a family. Q: What do you think is the most important skill that a successful professional needs to have? A: First of all a positive attitude and integrity. Q: What do you enjoy doing outside of work? A: Explore places ship visit, take pictures and go out. Q: What's the best trip you've every been and why? A: Cruises from Portimao to Barcelona. All ports and cities are beautiful, full of cultural sites, and of course Sagrada Familia and Barcelona stadium. Q: How would your best friend describe you in three words? A: I'm always told that I'm funny, easy going and disciplined. #cruise #cruiselife #cruiseship #cruisejobs #hiring #crew #crewjob #GCCLcareers #CareersatGCCL #GrandCircle

The cozy season is here and many airlines are doing Cabin Crew recruitment events around the world, to prepare for the busy Summer 2024 🌞 Nearly one year ago, I was also planning my trip to Prague and getting ready for my interview with Avion Express. It was for sure a life changing step in my career ✈️ If you are an aspiring or experienced Cabin Crew, here are some tips that will help you to get your dream job: ⏰Be on time: Punctuality is very important in the aviation world and for sure the recruitment team will appreciate it ☺️ 👔Prepare your outfit: For most airlines, the dress code for the Cabin Crew assessment day is Business. Creating this professional look will help you to boost your confidence and it’s taken into consideration by the recruitment team , as in your daily Cabin Crew life, you will be required to wear the uniform and represent the company. ✈️Know your Company: It’s always a good idea to make a small research about the airline you are applying for. ❓Ask questions: Don’t be afraid to ask, it’s your opportunity to make sure that it’s the right airline for you. ☺️ Be yourself, bring your smile and make it happen! 🔗 Check the link attached in the comments for our current job openings ✈️ #avionexpress #livingaviation #careerwings #aviationcareers

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Interview with Quentin Barrois, cabin crew at French bee, about his job, his favorite French bee destinations and his advice for future cabin crew. 💼 Can you tell us about your career path? I've always had a passion for customer service, and after several years in hospitality, I went on to complete the first part of the CCA to become a member of the cabin crew. I joined French Bee in September 2021 and it's a dream come true. ✈️ What is your favorite French Bee destination?   French Polynesia holds a special place in my heart. Our rotations in Tahiti take us away from home for up to two weeks, which truly embodies the lifestyle of a cabin crew. The warm welcome from the locals and the breathtaking scenery, particularly on Moorea, make every trip to French Polynesia a 'trip of a lifetime'.  🏝 What would you recommend doing in this destination? Moorea offers a range of activities, from quad biking in pineapple fields to swimming with whales in season. Many passengers choose to spend time on the main islands such as Moorea, Huahine, Bora-Bora, Maupiti, Rangiroa, etc. to discover the diverse beauty of French Polynesia. 🤩 What advice would you give to those considering a similar career? Never give up on your dreams! This profession teaches you about life, the world and self-awareness. You'll learn to listen to your body, adapt to jet lag and handle difficult situations with a smile.

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