most common doubts

FAQ

We have compiled the most frequently asked questions to help you get the information you need quickly and easily.

If you can’t find the answer you’re looking for, don’t hesitate to contact us.

About the Cabin Crew profession

A Flight Attendant (Flight Attendant) is the professional responsible for ensuring the safety and well-being of passengers during the flight. In addition to offering a quality service, they are trained to manage emergencies, apply safety protocols and assist travellers in any situation.

Yes, you don’t need experience in the sector to become a flight attendant. The important thing is that you complete an approved course like the one we offer at Crew Factory, where we will train you from scratch so that you meet all the requirements demanded by the airlines.

On the requirements to become a Cabin Crew

To start Crew Factory training you can register at the age of 17, but you will need to be 18 years old to sit the official exam. There is no maximum age limit, although some airlines may set their own selection criteria.

It depends on the airline, but in Europe the usual requirements are:

  • Women: Between 1.57m and 1.65m.
  • Men: Between 1.68 m and 1.75 m.
  • At Crew Factory we advise you according to the airlines you are interested in so that you know the exact requirements.

Yes, it is compulsory to demonstrate that you can swim unaided, as emergency in-water simulations are included in the training. During the course at Crew Factory you will practice these procedures to ensure you meet the requirement.

Yes, English is a must to work for most airlines. You do not need an advanced level to start training, but you will need to reach at least an intermediate level (B1) before applying to international airlines.

It depends on the airline, but in general tattoos and piercings visible in uniform are not allowed. If you have them in areas that you can easily cover, you should be fine.

About the Crew Factory course

In Crew Factory we offer a course approved by AESA to obtain the certification of Flight Attendant (Flight Attendant). Our training is blended, combining face-to-face and online theoretical classes, in addition to the practices that are made in approved centres, which allows greater flexibility without losing educational quality.

Depending on the modality you choose, our courses last between 15 days and three months, with an intensive programme of theoretical and practical training. To ensure the best preparation, in any option you will have access to our virtual campus from the very beginning, allowing you to study at your own pace and reinforce key content. We know that the syllabus is extensive, so we give you all the tools you need to prepare for and take the official exam with all the guarantees.

Yes, our course is approved by AESA (Agencia Estatal de Seguridad Aérea), which means that your certification is recognised by all airlines in Spain and Europe.

About working as a Cabin Crew

Flight attendant salaries vary depending on the airline and seniority, but on average a flight attendant can earn between €1,800 and €2,500 per month. It is important to consider that, in addition to the basic salary, allowances and flight hours play a key role in the final salary. On international airlines, earnings can be higher.

Yes, if you have the right certification and prepare well for the selection processes. Aviation is an ever-growing industry and the demand for Flight Attendants continues to increase with continuous calls for applications throughout the year.

Registration and contact

You can enrol easily by filling in the form on our website, calling us or opening a WhatsApp conversation. Our team will be happy to help you, answer your questions and guide you every step of the way so that you can start your training without any hassle. Your future as a Flight Attendant starts with just one click!

Our academy is located in the Escuela Oficial de Turismo Costa del Sol, in the magnificent area of Pedregalejo, Malaga. An ideal environment for your training, with multiple public transport options available from any part of the city and surrounding areas.

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  • Marketing and sales in airlines and airports
  • Leadership
  • Time management and teamwork
  • Problem solving and conflict resolution
  • Resilience
  • Communication skills
  • Assertiveness
  • Stress management
  • Skylook: Professional make-up for crew members