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These are the things that can stop you from getting a cabin crew job:Age. Airlines have age requirements, to join the airline. The normal age requirements most airlines have are 18 years old to 21 years old. Don’t forget that you can be ‘’too old’’ to join as well. Sadly a lot of ME/Asian airlines are ageist. Most of the ME/Asian airlines prefer to hire candidates below the age of 30 years old. But thankfully EU/US/AUS/CA airlines are not ageist.Height. Airlines have height requirements. This is because of safety reasons. If you are for example 155cm, it will be difficult for you to find an airline that would hire you. During the recruitment process, there will be a height test, etc.Education. Most airlines want their candidates to at least have a completed high school diploma. If you don't have a high school diploma, you won't be able to get the job.Weight/health. If you are not fit to fly and don't have a healthy BMI, you won't get the job. Your weight has to be in proportion to your height. During the recruitment, the recruiters will judge you. I say ''judge'' because the recruiters are brutal when it comes to the way you look. Also during the training, your health will be checked.Skin. As crazy as this sounds, a lot of airlines don't hire people that for example have severe acne or skin issues. Issues that would be visible. Image is everything to these airlines. A lot of people forget that crew members act as some kind of ''PR'' for the airlines. Crew members are ‘’brand ambassadors’’ for the airlines. That is why the airlines are super strict with the way their crew looks like.Criminal background. Before you get the job, there will be a background check. If you don't pass it, you won't get the job.Passport. For example, a Brazilian national can't work for Airfrance in France if that person doesn't have the legal right to live and work in France. You have to have a valid passport. Some airlines offer crew, work visas, doesn't matter what nationality you have. For example, the airlines in the Middle East do that. Other than that you have to have the legal right to live and work in that country if you want to get a cabin crew job.Medical history. Some airlines are strict with candidates medical history. For example, many airlines don't hire people with depression. Doesn't matter if they have it now or had it before. If someone had a specific illness, even if it is healed and cured now, the airlines won't accept that. For example, if you have any kind of sleeping issues, previous or current. Even if it is sorted out and you no longer have sleeping issues, you won't get the job. Before you get the job you have to fill out medical forms.Teeth. Yes, your teeth matter. To smile is one of your duties being a cabin crew. You have to have a nice smile. If you have issues with your teeth, for example, crooked teeth, you won't get hired. Some airlines don't even allow braces. Many airlines require dental x rays before you join.Vision/hearing. You have to fill out a medical form before you join. If you have issues with those, you are out. Your vision and hearing will also be checked during the medical exams during training. If you don't pass the vision and hearing tests, you will be terminated. So better to check before you get the job.Swimming. You have to know how to swim. If you don't know how to swim, you won't be able to get the job. There will be a ditching test during the training. You cant have a fear of water etc.Scars/marks. If you have deep surgery scars or marks, and it would be visible when wearing the uniform, then you won't be able to get a job. Some airlines are super strict with the way their crew members looks like.Fear of flying. I know a girl that had fear of flying, to what degree I don't know. She went on with recruitment and got the job. The instructors found out during training. When they were having training in the simulators. She got fired.Headscarf/hijab. Many airlines don’t allow this. For example, the airline Saudia did allow headscarf with their previous uniform. Their previous uniform looked like this:Their cabin crew were allowed to wear a headscarf/hijab. But this year, they changed their uniform to this:Now, with their new uniform, I don’t know what they did about their headscarf rules.Tattoos. Most airlines are OK with candidates having tattoos, but as long as it is not visible when in uniform. If you for example have tattoos on your legs or arms, you won't be able to get the job. I know many candidates that had visible tattoos, but removed them to get the job.Beard. If you have a beard like this:And you are not willing to shave it, you won't get the job. Many airlines are super strict with beards. With some airlines, you are not even allowed to have a beard like that. You have to be clean-shaven at all times, during duty. Some airlines allow their male crew members to have a beard. For example, they allow this:With some airlines even during recruitment, if you come with a beard for your interview, they will disqualify you.Hair color/hairstyle. For example, you are not allowed to have this hair color:If you go like this for a cabin crew interview, you will not get the job. They have strict rules with hairstyles and hair colors. Even if you had your hair up in a neat bun like this:That is still not allowed.So many crazy and silly rules. Some rules are of course there for safety and security. Some rules I understand and I am happy that they have those rules. But for example the age rule. That is truly sad. That a lot of airlines are ageist. Many things that can disqualify you during the recruitment process or in training. Even if you passed the entire recruitment process, you need to pass the training as well.So many things to think of before you apply for the job.

You have to fill the following forms.2 PIQ forms.Travelling Allowance if you are a fresher.Once you get recommend you have to fill many forms. They are:3 sets of medical forms.Antecedent forms.Forms regarding your previous 5 years residence.Other relevant forms which I can't remember right now. We hardly used to get enough time to enjoy during our stay when we underwent our medicals. Whatever time we got we used to fill hell lot of forms.If you get rejection in medicals, you have to fill as many MROs and appeal forms in order to get Appeal Medical Board and if you are rejected again then you to fill application for Review Medical Board. Here you have write letters to DGAFMS.

HelloThe SSC does not sent any joining letters by post or email. The selected candidates list is sent to the various departments and the eligible candidates are directly contacted by the departments from mail or post.The email contains the medical form and other questionnaire which you have to present it to the departments at the time of joining.All the best!!!