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Air India Hiring for Cabin Crew

Required Key Skills 

• Represent Air India in a professional manner
• Warm, caring and empathetic
• Maintain up to date knowledge of current safety & security requirements
• Maintain knowledge of service procedures & company policies
• Comply with all DGCA regulations and ability to maintain all required licenses up to date.
• Remain medically fit, following rest regulations to comply with flying duties.

Responsibilities

• Check safety equipment for availability and functionality
• Conduct safety demonstration for guests prior to take-of
• Ensuring compliance to all safety procedures throughout the flight
• Managing emergency situations such as performing first aid and emergency evacuations Inflight service duties
• Pre-boarding tasks such as checks on the availability of required food and beverage as well as inflight amenity items
• Boarding of guests, welcoming and directing them to seats, aiding with stowage of carry-on luggage
• Conducting Inflight sales and service
• Ensuring that aircraft cabins and toilets are clean and replenished during flights
• Making announcements and responding to guest queries during the flight
• Ensure orderly disembarkation of guests after landing

Air India’s journey took off in 1932, when Bharat Ratna J.R.D Tata formed an Airline, realising his dream. The first Indian to receive a commercial pilot’s license, it was his passion for flying that had sparked Air India’s origins – with the launch of an Airmail service from the then Bombay to Karachi via Ahmedabad. Nationalized in 1953, Air India has been spreading its wings over the years to become a leading domestic and global brand.

Air India’s international connectivity, spanning cities in Europe, USA, UK, Africa, the Gulf, Asia and Australia, was strengthened after joining Star Alliance – the largest global air consortium – in July, 2014. The airline also covers every remote corner of our country. It has always stood by the Nation and its people during the hour of need and has played a key role in evacuation missions during crises like the Gulf War, the Covid pandemic and the recent Ukraine conflict.