What is the maximum BMI for cabin crew?

The airline said that the normal BMI for an air hostess is between 18 and 22, overweight between 22 and 27, and obese for a value above 27. For male attendants the brackets were 18 to 25, 25 to 30, and above. The NHS says a healthy BMI is between 18.5 and 24.9.



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Women needs to be at least 154 cm tall to work on a domestic flight and men should have a minimum height of 170 cm. On international routes, they should be taller. For women, a BMI (body mass index) of 18-22 is stipulated, while it could be up to 25 for men.

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You are not allowed to be overweight at all. Some of these airlines even have a scale during the recruitment events and they check your weight right there and then. But as long as you have a normal and healthy BMI you are good to go.

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Lose weight while maintaining an unpredictable schedule by following a few guidelines.
  1. Eat Small, Frequent Meals. For a flight attendant who is on his feet for hours, eating small meals more frequently can help keep energy levels high and calorie levels low. ...
  2. Track your Consumption. ...
  3. Move Your Body. ...
  4. Get Adequate Rest.


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Aviation Authority Background Check: (FAA / CAA etc)
Certain previous convictions such as crimes involving an aircraft or any violent crime, felony or time spent in jail would prevent you from being able to work as a Flight Attendant. What is this?

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The main reason they don't scrutinize weight for carry-on bags is that they don't need to. Per Skift: When engineers design a plane, they make intricate calculations about the weight of passengers and the bags that they may bring on board….

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Normal weight individuals are those with a BMI between 18.5 and 24.9. Typically, these individuals have healthy body weights and show no signs of underweight or overweight status. This is the ideal BMI for pilots, as it allows them to maintain their mental and physical capabilities required for safe flight.

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Men wore three-piece suits and ties, ladies wore dresses, high heels and jewelry. A far cry from today's flights and dress codes. Weight: Proportionate to height but no more than 135 lbs.

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