Who is an air hostess?

Airlines assign a specific task to each member of the cabin crew. The air hostess is responsible, with their accompanying duties, for putting all passengers in seatbelts and keeping them safe during takeoff, landing and flight. They also must make sure that everyone cooperates with the instructions given by the pilot while they fly over land or sea.

What qualifications do you need to be an air hostess in Namibia?

The basic qualifications needed to become an Air Hostess or Flight Steward is a 10+2 diploma in any engineering stream (Science/Commerce/Arts) and English as a subject. The minimum educational requirement is a 10+2 diploma. Having said that, graduates or diploma holders are typically preferred by airlines.

How much do flight attendants get paid in Namibia?

The average monthly salary of a Flight Attendant in Namibia is typically N$12,300 and it can range from N$6000 (low) to N$19,100 (high). This includes the benefits that they get such as housing, transport & other essentials.

What subjects are needed to become an air hostess in Namibia?

Getting a National Senior Certificate in English and Maths is typically the minimum educational requirement for becoming a flight attendant. However, some airlines prefer to hire applicants who have further education or previous work experience in customer service.

Do air hostesses get holidays in Namibia?

Airlines typically position cabin crew on the schedule for six days a week. They will often fly domestic, international, and trans-oceanic routes. For these shifts, they can expect to work from around 4 am until midnight or 1 am depending on where they live & the airline’s shift patterns. When guests are in the air, the crew can sleep in their beds anywhere between.

Normally working hours totally depends on which flight you are taking off.