What should I wear to my Emirates cabin crew interview?

Conservative or traditional business attire is the preferred look for a flight attendant interview. Traditional attire is a suit or a blazer or sports coat paired with a skirt or slacks. A sleeveless or off-shoulder dress should be topped with a jacket or cardigan.



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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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Here are 11 tips to help you have a successful flight attendant interview:
  1. Keep your resume updated. ...
  2. Find a clean, quiet room for video interviews. ...
  3. Dress appropriately. ...
  4. Check your social media. ...
  5. Practice interviewing. ...
  6. Arrive early. ...
  7. Stay organized. ...
  8. Be friendly.


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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.

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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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normal, some interviewers may not be qualified enough. Must attend open day and pass through the day to the final interview. Final interview is held the 2nd day. Then you must wait anywhere from 30days to 6 months to hear if you have been selected.

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The hiring process at The Emirates Group takes an average of 33.98 days when considering 538 user submitted interviews across all job titles.

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Some examples of weaknesses that can be reframed as areas for improvement include: Being introverted ? Working on being more outgoing. Having anxiety ? Managing anxiety so it doesn't interfere with job performance. Being impatient ? Learning how to better handle stress and cope with difficult situations.

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To ensure the highest safety, security, and customer service standards, all Emirates cabin crew are required to undergo a comprehensive eight-week long training programme at the Emirates Aviation College Cabin Crew Training.

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The initial Cabin Crew training course (ab initio) costs Emirates $6,800 USD per student. It will take the airline 14 months of full-time service from a new Cabin Crew member before it gets any value back.

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