Cabin Crew Information for South Africa
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SAA, Mango, SA Express, Airlink,
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Cabin Crew Training (Classroom)
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are numerous aviation training institutes, contact us for more details. Note that most airlines will train you once you are employed. A Cabin Crew licence is NOT a job
guarantee. |
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Cabin Crew Training (Online)
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Web addresses: |
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following pages and sites provide additional general information about the career of cabin
crew and how cabin crew are recruited: Our sister site:http://www.cabincrew.co.za |
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| Warning: There are an increasing number of websites which claim to be able to get you a job as Cabin Crew. They usually will ask you to pay a registration or subscription fee. We urge you to fully investigate these companies before you hand over any money. Signs that the company may not be trustworthy include : no landline number, no physical address, and claims that they have relationships with airlines. Ask the "agency" for references of candidates for whom they have found positions. We have had a number of complaints from candidates who have paid over money and have had no feedback. As a general rule, airlines in South Africa never utilise "recruitment agencies" for Cabin Crew. |
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