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Flydubai Seeks Cabin Crew: Job Requirements and Benefits

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Flydubai, the Dubai-based airline, has announced an open recruitment for cabin crew through a job posting on LinkedIn.

The airline stated, "If you are passionate about people, hardworking, and committed to providing an exceptional experience, we would like to hear from you."

They also provided a list of minimum requirements for applicants, noting that there will be a training bond of $2,650 (Dh9,700) for the first year.

Here is the complete list of minimum requirements:

• Must be at least 21 years old • Minimum height of 158 cm, in accordance with safety regulations • Well-groomed and professional appearance, adhering to Flydubai's grooming standards • No visible tattoos while in uniform • Possession of a valid passport • In good health, able to pass an aero medical examination • Fluent in written and spoken English; proficiency in additional languages is a plus • Comfortable in water while wearing a flotation aid/life jacket • Willing to work irregular hours, including weekends, holidays, and overnight shifts • Enthusiastic and proactive, with a passion for delivering excellent service • Respectful, adaptable, and capable of working in a multi-cultural team environment • Must have a safety-conscious attitude and be able to respond to emergencies calmly and effectively • Willing to relocate to Dubai, UAE • High school diploma is essential • International aviation experience is an advantage • 1 year of experience in a customer service role, ideally in aviation, hospitality, or retail

Pay and Benefits

Cabin crew members will receive a basic salary of Dh8,275, along with housing and transportation allowances. Additionally, there will be a variable flying pay of Dh4,500 per month, based on an average of 90 flying hours.

Benefits include: medical insurance, end-of-service benefits, paid leave of 30 days per year, annual leave ticket, concessional tickets for family and friends, and an open-ended contract.

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