POV: Don't become a cabin crew... (yet) If....

[@zak5780]

You have a really good heart. I'm so sorry to hear about your friend. Thanks for taking the time to share these tips for everyone. Have an awesome day. x

[@CabinCrewChat]

Thank you for sharing your tips again! So true about not knowing what the job is about and being unprepared! I’m sorry to hear about your loss - it really must be tough 😢

[@jonakeci7563]

I passed the assessment today and I have the final interview in 2 days, and Im watching videos all the time, bc I actually applied just to give it a try, not that I really really took it too serious, or actually thought they would choose me . Now watching your video, where I really find myself on the way of how you see stuff and think of it, Im not really concerned if I will make it there, I think I will, more than the fact, that seeing you, you have definitely much more in you. I mean, I really like your personality and your mindset , that I feel working for a company where you are only seen as a working "robot" and not valued for your personality or what you really bring for them, Im starting to think its somehow a waste of your own great you, your values and time, to work there, where those actually, may be much more valued in another job or area in your life, where you actually wont risk your health and life. Im really struggling on what to do!

[@billogaming3889]

Did you get the job ?

[@Lizzy_Lizzard]

Jaie: "I SAY THIS WITH RAGE" Me: omg so cute--

[@ntobekothiba]

Me too. I’m here like “That “Rage” was so cute. 🤣🤣

[@stunningleyasmr9022]

You are very wise! I've been flying for over 18 years and what you say is so true . would be interested to know what your life is like after flying 😊

[@liyashayk5980]

Finally somebody who say it the way it is.I am FA and worked at and airport and i truly agree 100% that aviation is not for people who are not with the right mentally endurance. Thats why sooo much girls run away after less then year a hate the job to the core.This is a must video for every wannabe FA.

[@mynewyork165]

Thanks for this video. It confirms that while there will be challanges, I am resilient enough to handle a job like that.

[@rachelxii2906]

Thank you so much! This topic is rarely talk and I think it's so important to be well informed about the reality of the job before applying. Love your authenticity! be blessed xoxo

[@spinalcrackerbox]

I think you're a good person. I hope many will take your advice to heart. Wishing you all the best.

[@jinokattuparampil2184]

omg so amazing, clear and crisp

[@user-hx8en3sq7l]

제가 해외에서 살면서 정말 와닿는 얘기! 해외에서 산다는 것이 모든 사람들의 로망처럼 좋은부분만 있는게 아니잖아요. 해외로 나가 행복하게 사는 것 같은 사람들도 보이지 않는 면에선 향수병, 외로움, 내가 살던 나라와 다른 모든 것들을 극복해나가며 살고 있는 것이랍니다.

[@monsun3365]

Ive been on an open day and and i didnt even get to drop off my cv because of an ace of spades on my wrist, an 1,5 inch white line.... The recruiter asked who has tattoos and i lifted my hand, she couldnt even see the tattoo and even asked me if i covered it, after three min of looking at my wrist she couldnt see it still and then i showed her... and she told me to leave... my tattoo isnt really visible

[@jhenapingul4962]

OMG I WATCHED ALL YOUR VIDEOS IN ONE DAY!!! THANKS SO MUCH EVERYTHING WAS REALLY HELPFUL!

[@JaieS]

I'm so glad it helped!! Thank you

[@ashey2332]

I've been working in the boarding area for Iberia por 6 months now and before that I've been working in the customer area since I was 18 (I'm 22 now) I want to go to the open day in my city 25 this month but I'm worried about weight, I mean my BMI is 27, Im losing weight now but I don't want to be refused because of that

[@bostonterrierhiro]

Those are some great tips Jaie, I used to fly for Emirates for 7 years so I can totally relate to this :)

[@kim_doguls]

The number to just reminds me of how broke i am😭😭

[@c.l.6379]

Sorry about your friend :/ and thank you for thr videos i love them and your voice is soothing

[@iarshintasudjana4382]

Bare to be alone👍👍👍so true

[@elisabetpra8106]

These information is so precious! Thanks a lot

[@pornesianparapiojoon9657]

Oh sorry for your friend❤️

[@alohaliberta]

Hey Jaie :) Thank you for yet another informative video ! I have a question for you, I hope you don't get offended by it as it's not at all my intention, I'm genuinely interested in the why and how. I've personally attended a few OD's and there's always a fair share of Korean girls; I've befriended a few of them and they told me it is almost impossible to attend an AD in Korea as there's too many applicants and you guys have to go through an agency that does a first screening most of the time, so the easier option is to take a vacation in Europe and try a few cities that have ODs. Ok great ! What I'm confused about is the way Korean applicants behave and present themselves during the recruitment process; acting very robot-like and all cast in the same mold, if you know what I mean. I've noticed during the group assessment they all act and say the exact same thing, they nod and approve verbally of every single thing the recruiter says or does. Is this something Koreans are taught to do when showing up to the interview ? Thanks for the insight ! All the best xx

[@JaieS]

Well... ha... hmmm this is a long one to explain... long story short to become a cabin crew they have different academies and even university major for it. 1.They are taught to act the certain way like its an equation. korean airlines are much more strict and there are even some airlines in Asia (not Korea) that check your face with out make up, or have bikini section to see if you have any scars on your body that you were hiding. And these airlines what the most perfect person who follows the "equation" - its really the airline industry's cultural difference, and what most korean girls who prepared for local airlines are used to. 2. Their english isn't the best (even if they are good at english they get nervous and usually think there english isn't good enough) so when they get nervous and lose confidence they say the things they were recommended to say like its second nature. If you think of it in a positive light, it hows how much korean's "study" and practice to the point its second nature, to the point. Hope this helps :)

[@Baeomran]

Thank you so much for the video you have created. Well said and I agree with you everything People should live abroad first, study in another country and then move some where they have acquired some skills to transfer to the new city. It helps a lot

[@moumitadey3663]

You are so cute💐 love from India❤

[@aps-pictures9335]

Can see you've really grown since you left Emirates

[@dinavergauwen2174]

You are amazing! Thanks!

[@Haianh329x]

Thank you very much Jaie. Your videos help me realize a lot of things :)

[@xvid999]

Very good communication skills 👌🏻 it was as if you were talking to one of your closest friends.

[@billogaming3889]

I guess i am just short by point 6 which i am planning on soon

[@amitaletaibrahim8802]

If your 30years old can u still apply???

[@JaieS]

YES! Emirates is really great with that :) there were people over 30 who joined with me. As long as you are healthy age they wont look at your age unless you are under 21

[@amitaletaibrahim8802]

Thank u so much...for your reply!!What about qatar airways?

[@doradoluckydragon9029]

Amitaleta Ibrahim I've the same question xD Also How much Qatar pay? Is it better Emirates or Qatar? By the way until what age cabin crew can work there? I think when u reach 50 u can't work there

[@davidendara731]

I enjoy your videos Soooo Much. Thank you!

[@koraysonmez9387]

Jaie. I loved your videos. I just have one quick question and i'd be glad if you may answer. I have tattoes on my arms. Some people say it's not problem as much as they are not on your neck,face or hands. I am a male and I need your help about the information. Thank you in advance.

[@melish0]

When you wear long sleeve shirt is it covered?if yes then you good to go, you can apply.

[@amitaletaibrahim8802]

If your body looks young and having high experience in customer service but age is above 25 lets say 30years old or 32 and still u want to be a cabin crew will they accept u ?

[@JaieS]

Yup :)

[@pornesianparapiojoon9657]

Thank you sm. I'll try my luck at the Lisbon open day very soon,your videos helped me a lot to make my final decision to participate.Question: do they ask about the passport during the assessment process? Bcs I still need to renew mine

[@JaieS]

nope! not during the assessments :) Once you get the final "ok" they will give you a bunch of things of prepare and passport is one of them. So until then you don't need to worry about it :) hope this helps and thanks for watching

[@pornesianparapiojoon9657]

@@JaieS ty sm,you are so nice

[@Gigi-zw3ub]

pornesianparapio joon wow are you going on Saturday 10th?

[@pornesianparapiojoon9657]

@@Gigi-zw3ub yes!I'm so nervous and excited. Are you Portuguese?

[@Gigi-zw3ub]

pornesianparapio joon I’m Cape Verdean, but I consider myself Portuguese since I’ve been living here for 11 years and I’ve got the nationality. Where are you from? I can imagine how excited you are, I’d be too 😂

[@habs8628]

Very sincere, wise and informative video

[@keithsy3100]

All correct.....

[@priyabiswas7234]

I can handle almost what u explained

[@joanbimba2887]

Thanks for the tips!! One question: Telegram messaging app works in Dubai?? Thanks, Greetings from Argentina 🇦🇷👍

[@JaieS]

It depends, whatsapp worked last time i was there but most of them work only with vpn

[@MAMA-ci1zw]

Thanks alot dear Jaie, pls can Emirates accept a married woman over the age of 33 years?... Can a lifeguard become a Cabin crew?

[@JaieS]

There are a lot of married men and women who join emirates as a crew, even mothers! it doesn't say anywhere that you can't. :) the great thing about being a crew is that it doesn't really matter what your previous job is as long as you learned something from it. There are all sorts of people like students fresh out of school, to nannies and doctors ect so go for it! I hope this answer helps :)

[@MAMA-ci1zw]

Jaie.S waoo, thanks alot dear Jaie. It didnt only help but also relieved me as i thought only people who have had experience as waitress hostess receptionist, sales etc usu get the job as cabin crew

[@padmarachuri1280]

I like ur smile.

[@bodylush2062]

Hello! is it alright to apply even your height is only 157cm but can still reach 212cm? Thanks in advance.

[@ghadadada1142]

i love all your videos but i think this one doesn't make much sense because no one was born knowing how to deal with every difficult situation. i believe u just need to know what to expect and learn to be patient

[@JaieS]

Sorry if it wasn't clear, but that is what i am talking about. There is always room for growth and maturity no matter what age you are at, but know what to expect and join when you think you are ready instead of rushing in to it :)

[@seaoftears9023]

do you have facebook, which city in korea u come from. kamsamida

[@ghadaba8718]

Im asking if i'm 20 i can't join??

[@David-uj3be]

Hey mam..... I'm 170 cm tall...... If I have what it takes to become a cabin crew but my height......... Will I still make it

[@JaieS]

170 is more than enough :)

[@olibeeintheworld]

잘 구독하고 있습니다. 좋은 정보 감사해요 ❤❤❤

[@JaieS]

감사합니다 ^^

[@oluwatobifasipe608]

Do I need to go to aviation school before applying

[@aps-pictures9335]

No.

[@atienomaxwell]

Do you mean young age wise or mentally?. can one apply even if they aren't 21

[@c.l.6379]

Mentally. But some airlines only allow people over the age of 18 and others over the age of 21 to apply

[@ybt1995]

I'll find you and hug you xD

[@user-tq3gr4jw6u]

Could I know Honestly how old r u? Because I'm a bit old man So I don't know I can be a cabin clue

[@tsitos100]

great video.. I sent you a message Instagram . I don't bite :-)