Indian Aviation Jobs

Virgin Atlantic Now Hiring Cabin Crew – India (Multiple Bases)

Location: Multiple Bases (DEL, BOM & BLR)
Closing Date: Sunday 19 April 2026 (23:59 Indian Standard Time)

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Singapore Airlines Now Hiring Cabin Crew At Mumbai, India on 6 & 7 June 2026.

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British Airways Now Hiring Cabin Crew At Mumbai (Mumbai Based)

Closing Date:6 April 2026

What you’ll bring to British Airways:
To be considered for Cabin Crew you must meet the following requirements:
• Minimum age 18 and upwards; we would encourage applications from all age groups.
• Completion of HSC or a graduate.
• Able to fluently write and speak English and Hindi. Knowledge of Gujarati and Marathi would be an added advantage.
• In possession of a valid Indian passport, valid for a minimum of one year.
• Minimum height 5’2”.
• Knowing how to swim is a mandatory requirement.
• Minimum of one year of customer service experience in a face‑to‑face role and as part of a team is preferred.

Please upload your CV, your Indian passport, proof of having completed HSC or graduation (educational qualifications) and the proof of minimum 1 year of customer service experience.

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Singapore Airlines NOW HIRING SALES PLANNING ASSISTANT/ANALYST IN DELHI

JOB REQUIREMENT AND COMPETENCE:
Bachelor’s degree in Business, Economics, Aviation Management, Statistics, or related discipline.
2-5 years of experience in airline sales planning, revenue management, or commercial analysis preferred.
Strong analytical skills with proficiency in advanced Excel, Power BI/Tableau for data modelling. Proficiency with SQL, Python, is a significant advantage.
Knowledge of GDS systems (e.g. Amadeus) and airline distribution channels is an advantage.
Ability to interpret large datasets and translate insights into actionable recommendations.
Excellent communication, presentation, and stakeholder management skills.

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Your dream career is ready for take-off. ✈️

Become Cabin Crew with Air India and step into a journey like no other.

Now hiring male candidates.

Apply here by 28th December, 2025 - https://lnkd.in/g_buZ99U

, today one of your pilots, Capt. Virender Sejwal, assaulted me physically at T1, Delhi Airport.

Here are the facts of the matter,:
🔸 Me & my family were guided to use the security check that the staff uses (also the PRM check), because we had a 4 month old baby in a stroller.
🔸 The staff was cutting the queue ahead of me. On calling them out, Capt. Virender, who himself was doing the same thing, asked me if I was anpadh (uneducated), and couldn’t read the signs that said this entry was for staff.
🔸 A verbal scuffle broke out.
🔸 Not able to excercise restraint, the AIX pilot proceeded to physically assault me, leaving me bloody. The blood in the photograph (first comment) on his shirt is also mine.

Here are my issues with the whole thing:
🔹 My holiday is ruined. The first thing I have done here is see a doctor.
🔹 My 7 year old daughter, who saw her father get assaulted brutally, is still traumatized & scared.
🔹 I have no clue how & can allow such pilots to fly. If they can’t keep their cool in a scuffle, can they be trusted with the lives of hundreds of people in the sky?
🔹 How can get away with such mismanagement, combining staff entry with passengers carrying infants, creating chaos at a sensitive security area? I thought Airports were safe places!
🔹 I was forced to write a letter stating that I will not pursue this matter further ... It was either write that letter, or miss my flight and throw the 1.2 lakhs holiday bookings down the drain. , why can’t I file a complaint after coming back? Must I sacrifice my money too, to seek justice? Will the CCTV footage disappear in the 2 days till I make it back to Delhi?

To my friends & well wishers, I am pretty shaken, but nothing permanent. Can’t say the same about my daughter though. 😢

AIX Pilot, Capt. Vijender Sejwal

Post Credit - Ankit Dewan (X - Twitter)