How hard is it to get a job with Emirates?

Landing a job with Emirates was most definitely not going to be easy. 200,000 applications are received by Emirates every year but only 20,000 Cabin Crew work for the airline. Do the math. The odds were definitely stacked against me.



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Getting into Emirates can be challenging due to the airline's high standards, competitive selection process, and the large number of applicants vying for positions, but with the right qualifications, skills, and determination, it's not impossible to secure a job with the company.

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Group tests are a good way where Emirates recruiters can see and tell if your communication skills, team leadership, problem solving, decision making and handling conflicts with each other are a good culture and team fit for the Emirates cabin crew role.

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To be considered for Emirates cabin crew you'll need to be:
  1. Fluent in written and spoken English (additional languages are an advantage)
  2. A natural team player with a personality that shines.
  3. At least 160cm tall and able to reach 212cm high.
  4. Able to meet the UAE's employment visa requirements.


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Application Submitted Online: Emirates tell candidates that if they don't receive a response within 6 weeks then their application has not been successful. However, your Submission Status could give you clues as to the success of your application way before this deadline.

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Glassdoor's analysis showed consulting firm McKinsey & Company came out on top as the toughest interview process with 39 days in the interview process. They were followed closely by Boston Consulting Group and Gartner. McKinsey's interview process was described as grueling by a Chicago candidate.

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College degree in hospitality, tourism, customer service, communications, or similar. First aid and CPR certified. Excellent customer service skills. Strong oral and written communication skills.

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How many rounds are there in Emirates Airlines interview? Emirates Airlines interview process usually has 2-3 rounds. The most common rounds in the Emirates Airlines interview process are Resume Shortlist, Aptitude Test and One-on-one Round.

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For seasoned flight attendants looking for earning potential, JetBlue, $103,000, and Alaskan Airlines, $113,000, are the highest paying airlines. Being a flight attendant can be a great long term career path.

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The Emirates Group Salary FAQs The average The Emirates Group hourly pay ranges from approximately $26 per hour for a Flight Attendant to $123 per hour for an Airline Pilot. The Emirates Group employees rate the overall compensation and benefits package 4/5 stars.

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Any marks or blemishes which are covered by a uniform are totally fine. This means that the face, neck, arms and wrists should ideally be clear of scars or birthmarks – even if you would usually wear a watch that covers them.

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Dress code Business casual. No flip-flops, no shorts or mini skirts. No sleeves tops. Shoulders must be covered at all times.

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The dreaded interview question, “Tell me about yourself,” can make even the most confident job seekers break into a nervous sweat. Today, we're here to help you conquer this question and make a stellar first impression.

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There are two methods to apply, both will be covered on this page, including tips for success. Submit an application on the Emirates Careers website, complete with your CV, and await their response. Sit the HireVue English Test and take the Online Video Interview. Receive your offer.

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