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One of the many steps required to become a Spirit Flight attendant is passing a 4-week initial training where you’ll learn all the duties of being a flight attendant. It may seem a bit daunting at first, but it’s not impossible. I have done that training myself, so hopefully, this guide can give you some […]

Once you get hired at Spirit, you’ll be sent off to a 4-week training to learn the ins and outs of being a flight attendant. Aside from that, you’ll also find out where you’ll be based. When Spirit hires flight attendants, there may be specific bases they are looking to hire for. When I got

People always want to know “how much do you make as a flight attendant at Spirit?” That answer will vary from flight attendant to flight attendant. However, I hope to provide some insight to help anyone who is interested in the topic. To give this article some credibility, most of this information is based on

If I want a side job as a flight attendant, what would be some options? Let’s take a look at some of the factors to consider and list down some of the most flexible and held job positions available to flight attendants. Here are some jobs that many flight attendants have on the side. 1)

Some flight attendant uniforms are not only beautiful but so iconic that they can be identified with the corresponding airlines right away. This is a personal evaluation of which airline has the best flight attendant uniform based on comfort, recognition (easily identifiable), style, and cultural representation. #13 SkyUp Airlines During my research looking at different

The interview process involved with becoming an American Airlines flight attendant can be a long, multi-step process. So don’t be surprised if it takes four to five months to receive an invitation to the in-person interview in Dallas, Texas. Once you do have that invitation, this article will help you prepare for the types of

When I was going through the process of applying for airline jobs, I ended up in a position where I had an offer from both Delta and American Airlines, and I must admit a part of me chose American Airlines because I liked their uniforms better (something about my red hair clashing with Delta’s striking

Flight attendant work hours are definitely not nine to five. Go to work in the morning, come home for dinner with family then do it all over again the next day until the weekend when you can enjoy your days off. No. It’s a very complicated compromise of what you are willing and able to

In my personal opinion, American Airlines has a very fair reserve system because it gives flight attendants some control over their schedules while on reserve, and because it evolves with your career; the more seniority you have at American, the less you have to “sit” on reserve. The only downside to the AA system is

Why do we put up with annoying passengers? For the flight benefits of course! We all know the real reason people become flight attendants, but thankfully American Airlines offers its flight crews more than just standby rights. Perks of working for American Airlines include access to some of the best health insurance options in the