Flight attendants or cabin crew are responsible for ensuring that passengers are comfortable and safe at all times. This position is especially attractive because it allows you to travel around the world, or on the routes of the airline you belong to.
In order to be part of the cabin crew, it is necessary to have special training to act in possible emergency situations that occur on the plane. They are also mainly the image of the airlines, since they are the most direct contact of the passengers with all those who make the flight possible.
The course required to be part of the crew is usually expensive and complicated to take because of everything that needs to be learned. Therefore, this opportunity offered by Viva Aerobus is especially interesting, since it does not require that the applicants have this license, but the airline itself will be in charge of training the new flight attendants.
The Viva Aerobus call will be open until February 21, and offers the opportunity to be part of the Crew team of this airline, along with the career for flight attendant, a development plan and financial support for 3 months.
Become part of the Viva Aerobus cabin crew
Requirements to apply as a flight attendant at Viva Aerobus
Completed high school (with a physical and original certificate of completion of studies)
Experience in sales and/or customer service
Availability of schedules and change of residence
Advanced/conversational English
Valid Mexican passport (with at least 6 months of validity from the current month)
Valid American visa (with at least 6 months of validity from the current month) or in process with an appointment (verifiable)
Not having a flight attendant license (expired/current) or having previously completed the flight attendant career.
Crewmember in Training 2025 call
To apply you must send your CV to the link: https://bit.ly/3WkpnQ4, it is important to mention that the job offers of this airline are only published on its official social networks: Talento Viva Aerobus, to avoid falling into fraud or scams.
Source: heraldodemexico
