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Nishtha Chatterjee

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Yes, air hostesses do sleep, but their rest schedules depend on their flight timings and airline policies. During long-haul flights, airlines provide dedicated rest breaks for cabin crew, allowing them to sleep in designated crew rest areas on the aircraft. However, for short-haul flights, air hostesses may not get rest breaks during the flight and must wait until their shift ends to sleep. 

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Parul Shukla

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No, Maths is not compulsory to become an airhostess. Most Air Hostess training programs and airline companies require candidates to have completed their 12th standard in any stream—Science, Commerce, or Arts. The primary focus is on communication skills, personality development, grooming, and customer service. While basic arithmetic skills are useful for tasks like currency handling during flights, advanced mathematics is not a requirement. 

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Jaya Shukla

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Yes, 12th marks do play a role in becoming an air hostess, as most reputed air hostess training institutes require candidates to have completed their 12th-standard education. However, there is usually no specific percentage requirement for admission to the Air Hostess courses. Airlines prioritize skills like communication, personality, and grooming over academic scores. That said, having good marks can be beneficial if the training institute or airline specifies a minimum academic criterion. Overall, while 12th marks are important to meet the basic eligibility, soft skills and overall personality hold more weight in this professi
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Oorjit Banerjee

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 Absolutely, those who have a height of 5.4 or 5.5 feet are pretty much eligible for cabin crew. Most airlines have a minimum height requirement of 5.2 feet (157 cm) for females, and thus you are good to go.Just make sure you fit the other criteria also, such as good communication skills, pleasing personality, and not having any major health issues. So yeah, height-wise you are all set!

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Annu navariya

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To become an air hostess with high pay, you can look for a Diploma or Degree in Aviation or Hospitality Management from a reputed institution. Try to find courses with Cabin Crew Training or Airline and Airport Management, that will specifically train you with the skills required in aviation.

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Ankush Roy

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No, Symbiosis Pune does not offer an air hostess course, but there are many other air hostess training institutes in Pune, including: 1.Frankfinn Institute Of Air Hostess Training2.Jet INDIA Aviation and Hospitality Management3.Poise Aviation Academy4.Aptech Aviation Academy5.Gotop Edutech Private Limited6.Wingsss Aviation & HospitalityTo become an air hostess, you can pursue a Diploma in cabin crew, or an MBA or BBA in aviation or aviation management. You can also take a certification programme after completing 12th grade with at least 50% marks. The admission process for these programs may include an interview and exam to evalua
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Shiv Kumar

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Aimfill International College offers a variety of aviation courses at different price points:BBA in Aviation: Fees range from INR 70,000 to INR 4,00,000.Diploma Flight Dispatcher: Costs INR 51,500.MBA in Aviation: Costs INR 58,000.Metropolitan Diploma in Airline Hospitality & Travel Management: Costs INR 8,00,000.Airline Cabin Crew: Fees start at INR 56,500.Aimfill also offers free courses in association with DDUGKY under MORD, including:Airline Cabin CrewAirline Customer Service ExecutiveAirline Reservation AgentThese varied courses cater to different aspects of the aviation industry, providing a range of affordable and specialized tr
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Shreya Gupta

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The minimum age of the candidate should be 17-25 years. For some airlines, it is 18-21 years. The minimum height for male candidates should be 167 cms and for female candidates, the minimum height should be 157 cms. The minimum educational qualification is 12th pass (Intermediate).

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Rayamkula Harish

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Air Hostess Course Application GuideResearch training schools: First, you should identify recommended flight attendant training schools or programs such as those with high reviews for great placements.Check Requirements: Verify the admission requirements for each of the programs. Most have requirements of a high school Diploma or GED, age requirements, and, at times, customer service experience.Prepare Application Materials: Assemble those materials required like resume, cover or application letter, and some certifications you might hold.Application submission: Fill out the application form provided by the training institution. Ensure
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Rayamkula Harish

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In case air hostess sounds good for you in your career, the best area for you would be aviation management, hospitality, or customer service. Programs of interest include Air Hostess Training and Airline Management and Airport Management or Aviation and Hospitality. Many institutes run specific courses that train you in communication, safety, grooming, and hospitality skills that are important for this profession. Some respected institutes are Frankfinn Institute of Air Hostess Training and Capt. Sahil Khurana Aviation Academy. These colleges offer both theoretical and practical training, which is an essential foundation to b
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