Flight Attendant CV example and template. Amend as suitable and create your own CV in seconds. Flight Attendant vacancies can be found on the job sites online and on the Airlines careers pages.
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Here is the Flight Attendant CV Template:
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Professional Profile |
I am a fun and enthusiastic flight attendant with a love of heights and bumps! I adore travelling and customer service, so being a flight attendant is the perfect job for me. I have worked for many major airlines, and I am very calm and confident, as well as bubbly and fun. | ||
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Willing to attain. | ||
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Work History |
January 2010 – Present
Flight Attendant, British Flyways, London Working for this massive airline I mostly worked on long haul flights, which would mean long hours on my feet and odd hours. I would be responsible for boarding the first class passengers, and seeing that their needs for the flight were met, as well as making sure that the aircraft was safe, and all safety measures were demonstrated to passengers. I would be responsible for serving drinks and meals, as well as making sure the aircraft was generally tidy.
January 2008- January 2010 Flight Attendant, Squeezyjets, London. I worked for Squeezyjets as a Flight assistant on short haul flights and domestic flights. As this was a no frills airline I didn’t have to serve food or drinks, but I was responsible for passenger safety and security. I would have to do a pre-flight demonstration to point out the exits and safety measures, and then ensure that seatbelts were worn where required.
January 2007 – January 2008 Trainee Flight Attendant, Brianair, London Working for a small low cost airline as a Trainee flight attendant I was mostly responsible for ensuring that passengers embarked and disembarked safely. I would also have to ensure that all luggage was sorted securely and that overhead compartments were closed correctly before take-off. Then I would be responsible for ensuring that the cabin door was closed, and passengers seated. I would then assist in tidying the aircraft after the flight. |
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Education |
GCSE 10xA Grades including English, Maths and Science.
Londonberry Comprehensive School London 2001 |
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References are available on request, or in writing to the above previous employers. | ||
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To work for a company where I can practice my personality as a people’s person and use my skills and knowledge to be successful. I would like to work for a company where I can use my communication skills, administrative skills and my positive attitude. I believe that I have a great desire to learn and that my previous work experience will make me a valuable part of the team. I function very well in a team but I am also very effective working on my own. I am a well-organized and a highly motivated individual. My open mindedness and friendliness allows me to relate well to people, as I do have excellent communication skills. I enjoy working with the public. I am enthusiastic and outgoing. I take pride in what I do and I am eager at delivering the best service to ensure guests satisfaction, the results of which are motivational and satisfying for me.
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