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What It Takes To Be A First Class Flight Attendant For Emirates

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What It Takes To Be A First Class Flight Attendant For Emirates
10
Dec



Correction: The video incorrectly states the number of crew member applicants a year. Emirates receives approximately 144,000 applicants a year. The video incorrectly states that only veteran and first class attendants get to staff events. Any level Cabin Crew can staff events, not just limited to first class or veteran crew. Insider regrets the errors.

Emirates Airline has over 20,000 flight attendants in their cabin crew. We spoke with Siti Nurazlin to see what it’s like to be a first-class flight attendant for the luxury airline.

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32 thoughts on “What It Takes To Be A First Class Flight Attendant For Emirates”

  5. Mags Monroe says:

    Yeah, those free Dubai accommodations… it’s dorm style required, gender segregated and monitored. Not to mention you have to have permission to get pregnant, if you’re married. Otherwise you’re fired.

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  12. shriti jaiswal says:

    Nothing special about this .
    Cabin crews are just waiter/waitress the only difference is they do their job on air..,🤣

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  13. Deborah John says:

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  25. Vilania cerylia says:

    I'm wondering being a polyglot and graduated from high school possibly to be a flight attendant for emirates? I'm 5'5 from the tip of my toe to the tip of my is 6'6 and still growth. I love music and singing. My goal is to be a singer, make songs from common phrases and captivated someone's heart. Feels so magical for me to do that.

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  27. Alex says:

    "women must follow 100 strict rules with small details. but before you scream inequality, males also have a dress code; having good hygiene"

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