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Pronunciation & meaning of the word- cabin crew
Before even planning , it’s important, you pronounce the profession correctly, along with clear understanding of the meaning.

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Detailed roles & responsibilities:-
In this role, you will:

🛁Perform inventory control function confirming products are loaded in the correct quantities.

🛁To check Shower Spa and lavatory cleanliness prior to passenger boarding placing appropriate amenity items to prepare for passenger use.

🛁To promptly and hygienically clean the Shower Spas after every customer use.

🛁To Personalise the Shower Spa for each customer at the allocated time from the Shower Spa Reservations System, with selected products displayed in the appropriate manner to delight customers who are using the facility.

🛁To ensure no customers enter the Shower Spa once it has being personalised for a customer’s use .

🛁To maintain clean and tidy lavatories by routinely completing the CSA Checklist to meet required standards and ensure all amenity items are available.

🛁To maintain an aesthetically pleasing, clean and safe working environment by conducting cabin tidy duties in all passenger cabins and social areas.

🛁To report any defects to the Purser so they can be rectified as soon as possible.

Qualification:

✅10 Years schooling or equivalent.
✅A minimum of 2 years customer service experience with an international hotel chain/airline/world class service provider.
✅Experience working in Hospitality Industry within housekeeping department would be an advantage.
✅Must be fluent in written and spoken English.

Check the eligibility criteria mentioned on the official website of the particular airline , you are applying for.

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Yes, tattoos are generally allowed in aviation ground staff roles, but with a major condition: they must not be visible while wearing the uniform, as airlines prioritize a professional and uniform appearance for customer-facing roles like ground crew. Tattoos on the face, neck, hands, or forearms are often deal-breakers, but those hidden by standard uniform items (like long sleeves, trousers) or easily covered with makeup are usually acceptable, though some airlines are stricter than others.

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