Do airlines care if you have tattoos?

An airline company will never hire cabin crew with visible tattoos. Furthermore, there are companies that completely prohibit the presence of tattoos. No matter what area of the body they are located in. Generally, the policy says that no cabin crew can have visible distinctive mark (tattoos, scars, birthmarks).



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No Visible Tattoos For most US-based major airlines, tattoos cannot be visible when a flight attendant is in uniform. Many budget airlines, such as Spirit, Southwest and Frontier are also moving toward a stricter tattoo policy.

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Common Airline Tattoo Policy Most airlines have a similar policy when it comes to tattoos. They allow pilot tattoos as long as they are not visible while on duty and do not contain any offensive content. This means that any tattoos on the hands, neck, or face must be covered up while on duty.

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Aspiring cabin crew is also subjected to drug tests and sometimes alcohol tests to discover any substance abuse issues. Speech defects are not accepted. Any candidate with anemia, epilepsy, diabetes or such will not be considered fit to fly.

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No Visible Tattoos For most US-based major airlines, tattoos cannot be visible when a flight attendant is in uniform. Many budget airlines, such as Spirit, Southwest and Frontier are also moving toward a stricter tattoo policy.

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Tattoo needles and ink in container 3.4 oz or less are good to go in carry-on bags.

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