What Emirates Crew Are NOT Allowed to Do (That Will Shock You!)

[@JetstreamGinger]

I hope you enjoyed the video😊🫶 But I’m curious which rule surprised you the most? Let’s chat about it in the comments 🔥

[@Poor_socialskills]

I got that Emirates ad right before watching this video!

[@JetstreamGinger]

lol 😂

[@Ukozak]

As someone who’s always dreamed of being a flight attendant, this video is such an eye-opener 😯

[@JetstreamGinger]

Glad you like it 🙃

[@randommmm123]

@@JetstreamGingerare you still living in Dubai if so why? Sorry just curious

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@randommmm123 no, I’m in Canada right now) I have a video about it on my channel 🥰

[@dawn2904]

It's not like this for all airlines. This doesn't paint a good picture for most airlines. Airlines in America are not like this.

[@randommmm123]

@@dawn2904 that’s why this video is for emirates and not america

[@crypt0c0d89]

Asking your staff to stay within a set time/distance of the hotel provided for the purposes of rest whilst at work is perfectly reasonable, you are not on holiday. Just do something closer and then use discounted tickets to go and see the stuff you want on your actual holiday.

[@JetstreamGinger]

I’m not questioning this rule at all, they all have understandable reasons behind them, and I’ve never said they’re stupid or anything)) This ad specifically I just think it’s a bit misleading. Your career won’t actually take you to Madagascar (it’s just a stopover for EK crew) or to the Torii gate in Japan (it’s way too far from the hotel). I’ve also seen ads featuring the Maldives (which is a turnaround for EK crew and super exhausting, by the way). Sure, you can visit these places on your leave, but they promote it like you’ll get to go there on duty, which is pretty funny. Emirates has so many amazing destinations where crew actually have layovers, so it would make more sense for the ad to highlight those instead of stopovers or turnarounds 🤷‍♀️

[@КостяРымаренко]

Amazing content as always 🔥

[@JetstreamGinger]

Thank you ☺️

[@paulready8897]

I think what is wrong with ad is that a FA cannot wear their uniform when not working. The ad is false advertising with unrealistic expectations.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Very good point, I hadn’t even thought about it 👌 I really like how you brought up unrealistic expectations. I’d describe it in a similar way-like when I talked about the unrealistic expectations of traveling while on duty, such as visiting Madagascar, where the crew don’t even have layovers, or going to the Torii Gate and Lake Kawaguchi in Japan, which are impossible to visit during a layover because they’re too far from any crew hotel)) That ad is an extremely beautiful, but a bit far from reality 😬

[@emankhanzada290]

I'm a scared. By traveling on a airplan 😢

[@minoloui6213]

This is what I really noticed too I was really excited to apply to them but after all the information I found, I started to back down I think I would prefer to apply for a Etihad airway

[@FrostedFancies]

Heyy I have few questions. 1) Do they have math tests? If yes, what kind? 2) How much do they earn per month and per year? 3) Which age should I apply? 4) What type of accommodation do they have, like are they big, luxurious? 5) How should I apply from Qatar? 6) I have some pimples/scars on my face so is it ok like can it be covered with concelour and foundation? 7) How tall should you be? 8) Can a sri lankan women apply? Heyy please answer these questions since its really really important for me. Thank you so much, I love your videos by the way.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Hey) There are many questions, but I answered all of them in my videos. Check my playlist “Emirates”, there are many videos about how to apply, requirements, which assessment you should expect on open/assessment day, video about accommodation or salary specifically)) Hope this helps)

[@FrostedFancies]

@@JetstreamGinger Omg thank you so much.

[@FrostedFancies]

@@JetstreamGinger but can you answer the 6th and 8th, 3rd question? BECAUSE THEY ARE MOST IMPORTANT

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ alright) 3. You should be at least 21 years old to apply. Officially, there is no maximum age limit, but in practice, they tend to hire people up to 29 years old (although there can be exceptions). 6. Pimples are fine, but scars depend on their visibility. If your scar is not noticeable unless pointed out, it shouldn’t be an issue. In general, Emirates is strict about scars, especially on the face, but it ultimately depends on how visible the scar is. 8. Of course, I have flown with many colleagues from Sri Lanka.

[@FrostedFancies]

@@JetstreamGinger omggg i love youu thanks gurll

[@QuaintMelissaK]

The alcohol ban is very reasonable.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Alcohol isn’t banned, by the way😄 The rule is that you have to be clear for duty, meaning no drugs or alcohol in your system. There’s a general guideline to stop drinking at least 12 hours before a flight, but it really depends on things like how much you drank, how strong it was, your gender, weight, etc. Sometimes it takes more than 12 hours to be completely clear, so everyone figures it out for themselves. And this isn’t just an Emirates thing, it’s a general aviation rule that every airline has to follow. Which I totally agree with since it’s a safety-related job, and a person must be 100% sober 👌

[@lesego_tokolo]

Hey. Does Emirates cover the graduation expenses, or do you have to cover them yourself?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Emirates covers it. However, if you want to invite your mum, sister, or friend and they need to travel, then those expenses are on you (or your loved ones)😉

[@kittykatwolf8294]

I dont think any of those rules are unreasonable.

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@kittykatwolf8294 I never said the rules were unreasonable, in fact, they all have pretty understandable reasons behind them, and I agree with that. My point was that they might be shocking for someone who assumes that Emirates crew just have fun and live a wild, carefree lifestyle like in The Flight Attendant Netflix series))

[@carmelavillanueva4847]

What if tattoo scar on lower leg that turns white? Can be concealed? Or still not acceptable?

[@carmelavillanueva4847]

Hope you answer :) for me to not waste time anymore :(((

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@carmelavillanueva4847 Hey, if the tattoo is still visible, even if it’s white, it’s not allowed. You need to fully remove it before you apply, such as through laser removal. Unfortunately, this is their rule, and the lower leg is a part of a body where tattoos are not permitted((

[@htalebi]

Today, I participated in an Emirates open day recruitment event for the first time, but I was rejected in the first stage during the group activity.😓😓😓

[@JetstreamGinger]

Oh, sorry to hear that, but that’s alright. Many people pass on the 2nd or 3rd try. If it’s your dream, don’t give up 🫶

[@htalebi]

@ Thank you for the positive energy you gave me. That’s right, but I received an email afterward stating that I can participate in the next session in three months.🙁 Today, I felt that my English speaking skills are not perfect, and in front of the group, I forgot a sentence due to excitement.🤦🏻‍♂️

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ a three-month waiting period after an unsuccessful attempt is a standard procedure, so no worries about it. Stress and nerves are common reasons for failure, don’t be too hard on yourself. Take it as a good experience, next time will definitely be better for sure👌

[@htalebi]

@@JetstreamGinger 🙋🏻‍♂️👍🏻❤️

[@htalebi]

I wanted to ask a question: Have you ever seen Iranian cabin crew working for Emirates Airline? And does Emirates hire people with Iranian nationality?

[@e329]

Hii! I love your videos! Though I am aspired to become emirates cabin crew, I am a bit shocked with how strict everything is. Is there company in Middle East or outside Middle East that is less environmentally strict?

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@e329 hey) I’d say most Middle East airlines tend to be strict, though FlyDubai and Etihad might have a slightly more relaxed vibe compared to Emirates or Qatar. If you’re looking for less strict environments, European or American airlines could be a better option, if you have the right to work there. A big factor is whether the country allows unions for employee protection, which the UAE doesn’t, and that explains a lot. Hope this helps 😬

[@e329]

@ ooooh I didn’t know UAE didn’t have unions. I was considering Delta but it also has no union. Riyadh is coming up so I’m wondering what it’s like but Etihad sounds nice as well. Is it that bad to join a company with no union?

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ People complain about unions all the time, saying they don’t do much, but at least they give you a place to voice your concerns. If enough people feel the same way, you can protest for better pay, rights, rules etc. In the UAE, though, unions aren’t just nonexistent-they’re prohibited by lawl. That means you pretty much have no say as a worker, and companies can do whatever they want. Getting them to change their rules? Almost impossible. Whether this matters depends on what you’re looking for. If you’re thinking about taking a cabin crew job in the UAE, you can try it out and see if the work, rules, and lifestyle suit you. If you’re happy with it, no problem)) But if not, don’t count on being able to change much because, honestly, the chances are low 😬

[@e329]

@ Thankyou for your detailed insight and opinion. I’ll take it in consideration🙇🏽🙇🏽

[@rahma.k7655]

can we cc with EK if we are 29 yo? experienced one

[@JetstreamGinger]

You can try, there’s a chance because you have experience. But I would say they prefer applicants up to 28 years old 😬

[@mateusztommy]

About drug test - when they are conducted? Do you have the drug test at the date of joining?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Yes, they conduct one test during the onboarding process, along with medical tests. This is the only test you are informed about in advance. All others can be conducted randomly before any of your flights.

[@mateusztommy]

@@JetstreamGinger is it blood test/saliva or pee test?

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ it’s a urine test

[@mateusztommy]

@@JetstreamGinger all right thank you

[@somyasharma4629]

Hey, which airline would you choose between etihad and emirates? After considering everything

[@JetstreamGinger]

If I could go back in time to when I first joined, I would still choose Emirates😁 At 22, my main goal was to travel the world, and Emirates offers a wider network of destinations and a better salary. At that age, none of the rules or the company atmosphere bothered me, I just wanted the experience. If I were choosing now, though, I’d probably go for Etihad 😁 While their salary is slightly lower and they have fewer destinations, they’re more relaxed with their staff, the atmosphere is better, and their ticket perks are amazing (like business class tickets for all crew) Ultimately, it depends on what you’re looking for. In terms of work, both airlines are similar: impressive service and demanding passengers. But the overall experience and benefits vary 🤷‍♀️

[@somyasharma4629]

@ thank you soo much , could not ask for better explanation. Thank you once again

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@somyasharma4629 my pleasure 🥰

[@somyasharma4629]

@ Actually I am waiting for my DOJ with etihad and have applied for emirates but did not get any respond… so yeah

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ Etihad is a nice company, my friend works there and loves it. If you’re already waiting for your DOJ with them, I wouldn’t recommend applying to Emirates at this stage. But of course, the decision is entirely up to you and what feels right for your career path))

[@PatriciaDimitrov]

Does emirates do a background check when joining? Do they want proof of beginning and ending of each work experience?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Personally, they never asked me for proof of my work experience 🤷‍♀️

[@anamarc_]

Wow! I could imagine some of them but not so strict! What about the people that are influencers and work currently for Emirates sharing their thoughts about the company? I've seen a couple of people complaining yet they're still in Emirates... I guess they're lucky?

[@JetstreamGinger]

You’re fine until someone decides to report your content to the company-so they’re definitely lucky for now😁 I don’t know many people who openly talk about Emirates while still working there. Most popular Emirates influencers no longer work for the company, but some try to hide this to avoid losing followers. For example, there’s the girl who “baked the cake.” She resigned and posted a video about it, which ended up getting her colleagues in trouble and even fired. Despite leaving the company over six months ago, she still posts as if she’s an active crew member 🤷‍♀️

[@daylightdaylight6612]

I think you can better apply to a company in youf home country

[@annienimo4893]

​@@JetstreamGingershe posted after resigning??? She posted a video today. Are you sure she's not working there anymore?😮

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ I’m 100% sure she doesn’t work at Emirates anymore. In that video with the cake, she broke so many rules, Social Media Policy and even Safety and Emergency Procedures. She took her boyfriend into the Crew Rest Compartment, baked a cake using equipment not certified for aircraft use, showed restricted crew stowage areas etc. Those are serious violations. She’s really good at making it seem like she’s still with the company, but the truth is her actions got her colleagues in trouble. Honestly, she owes those crew members an apology for the fallout they faced because of her video, but she hasn’t done that. When this happened, I was still an active crew member, and she was already out of the company. Now, three months after I resigned, she’s still pretending to work there. It’s disappointing to see someone do all this just for views and subscribers, even at the expense of others. Pretending to still work for the company is easier than most people think. Anyone with a uniform and some old footage could fake it. But for me, it’s all about honesty-there’s no point in lying about it. What’s even worse is that she deletes and blocks comments from crew members who try to call her out. Meanwhile, there are so many great lifestyles channels of active Emirates crew out there sharing amazing content without breaking the rules or hurting anyone. Those are the creators I’d much rather support 🤷‍♀️

[@annienimo4893]

@JetstreamGinger that was very inconsiderate of her. It might have been easy for her to get that job but for some it took effort to get that job. She was very careless with everything in that whole video and I wondered how she could ever post it especially because I know emirates is very strict. Am sure the whole crew in those flights got into trouble for not reporting her. She broke so many rules but it's worse some people had to pay for her mistake. Now I know other airlines can't hire her if they saw the video. I feel bad for the other crew💔 thanks for clarifying. All the best in your next adventure 🫶🫶

[@ReginaMarcis]

I thought that the odd thing in the advertisement was that cabin crew are not allowed to wear the Emirates uniform for private purposes, such as sightseeing. Are you actually allowed to wear the uniform when you aren't working?

[@JetstreamGinger]

By the manual, no, you’re not supposed to. But in reality, crew sometimes do it for personal photoshoots, I did it before my resignation. As long as no one reports you, it’s usually fine. Most people do these in Dubai, on vacation, or at home though. On layovers no one really feels like putting the uniform back on before the flight 😅

[@VaishnaviBora]

Hello. Actually I want to ask did Emirates higher girl with burn marks because I had an accident 15 years ago because of this i got burn in my left hand elbow its not very big but noticeable

[@JetstreamGinger]

If it’s small, invisible, and no one notices it unless you point it out, it really shouldn’t be an issue 🙂 Try attending one of the recruitment events and ask the recruiter directly if it could be a problem. That way, you’ll get a clear answer on the spot))

[@AishuSingh96]

Hii... Reena This is Aishu, I'm one of the candidates who went through your vlogs before attending AD. I'm waiting for GC now. I'm excited and thrilled to start new venture in my life. But I would like to know, As you said about reporting culture is very toxic. I would like to know, Can someone from the public from outside can report the cabin crew by name without being a passenger on board. Just curious to know, because we live in a society where people are jealous of others success. Please clarify, if possible. Thank you... I'm looking forward, Have a Great Day!!

[@JetstreamGinger]

Hey) Wishing you the best of luck, hope you get your Golden Call 🥰 As for reporting from someone outside the company, it’s technically possible but not super common. If you post something on social media and someone complains, they might investigate to verify the claim. However, if it’s just a personal complaint about you and not related to your work or behavior, they won’t take it seriously. Passenger complaints, of course, are another story,they’ll definitely look into those. But random dislikes? Not so much))

[@AishuSingh96]

@JetstreamGinger Thank you for your quickest reply, I'm happy to know a wonderful soul who provides the right information to the people without any attitude. You stand out to be the unique in the crowd. I would definitely recommend your videos for future aspirants. May God bless you for your New Venture in Life, Take Care ❤️

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@AishuSingh96thank you for your kind words 🥰

[@jesuprem]

Quite a honest view! Thanks. I wish EK is a bit more kinder to the crew than to irate customers. One can only hope!

[@JetstreamGinger]

I hope so too, maybe one day)

[@Faust1297]

I know there are some strict seniors (supervisors, pursers) who monitor the crew during layovers and literally don’t allow them to go further than 60 km or 1 hour away from the hotel. 🤪

[@JetstreamGinger]

Unfortunately, some people don’t have much of a life outside of work 😬 Good luck to them trying to control 13-25 people, though 🤣

[@HA-gx2dg]

Seriously! I was a purser with emirates and i couldnt care what you do on your layover! A manual soecifies your travel distance on layover its on you to comply; why is it purser or supervisor problem?

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ I believe he doesn’t mean all seniors. For example, I’ve flown with some amazing seniors. The majority were okay, and, of course, a few were a bit crazy 🤪. But that’s how it is everywhere: most people are normal, a small number are awesome, and a small number are a little crazy 😂

[@Faust1297]

@ as pursers like to say, ‘We are all adults here,’ and it’s true. So, every crew member is responsible for themselves. However, it happened on my friend’s layover. The CSV knew that the crew were going on a tour, and she told them, ‘If you go on the tour, I’ll report you.’ Of course, they went anyway, but they met her at the reception and she was like “Where are you going?” and reminded again about the report 🤪 So definitely, that person has no personal life.

[@Faust1297]

@@JetstreamGinger exactly 😉

[@suhailshafi]

The rule about poppy seeds is downright ridiculous. The rest of the rules are generally reasonable.

[@niccilee-mnt33]

Where is your accent from? love it!

[@JetstreamGinger]

Oh, thank you, I’m from Ukraine originally ☺️

[@رهامسامي-ش5ر]

What about small wounds that leave scars? Do they accept them?please tell me

[@JetstreamGinger]

It’s hard to say, it really depends on how visible it is. The point is, they don’t want anything that stands out or attracts attention (tattoos or scars). If it’s small and in a hidden area, it should be fine. But if it’s fresh, bright and in a really visible spot, maybe wait a bit for it to fade? You can also buy a special gel or bandage to help heal fresh scars so they become less noticeable. Hope this helps 🥰

[@minoloui6213]

Can you talk about information about the Etihadairway? I am Searching information in order to apply

[@JetstreamGinger]

Hey, I have some information about Etihad in my video “Best Airlines for Cabin Crew” 🥰

[@Sudipta-dw2ft]

I didn't get the first thing about pregnancy, so during ur first contract u can't get pregnant but on the second d u can right? Or is it that if u want to get pregnant u will have to wait till u give birth before signing the next contract??

[@JetstreamGinger]

Oh, no, that’s only during your first contract. Once you sign your second contract, you can have a baby and will be entitled to maternity leave and all the related benefits))

[@ecastel1977]

Fair

[@Sudipta-dw2ft]

Ohh, I get it now, my dream is cabin crew, im a kid I shouldn't rlly be worrying about this cuz I have a Kong way to go m, but I got confused so yk. Thx

[@PetriTemiseva]

Thank you, interesting! Just one note: I was watching first with the sound off, and the text showed everything the exact opposite of what you said. Every "can't" was shown as "can". Maybe more weight for the T at the end of "can't"?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Hey) thank you for telling me, I’ll check subtitles 🥰

[@PetriTemiseva]

@JetstreamGinger 👍🌹

[@ChanduChandu-ut8he]

5:15 I think it's a Singaporean girl's interview on mothership if I'm not wrong

[@JetstreamGinger]

The girl I know isn’t from Singapore, but I’d rather not say where she’s from to avoid drawing attention to her, especially since that interview could still be found. She’s on a final warning but still working, so no need to make things harder for her. That said, it’s possible someone else had a similar situation, like the girl from Singapore you mentioned. Which interview are you talking about, if you don’t mind me asking? Just curious 🙃

[@depatie99]

Welcome to Winnipeg, hope you can see it as a diamond in the rough. As a life long Winnipeg resident, I'm a little shocked reading the Winnipeg Free Press to learn about all the craziness going on in this city lately. Great video, I did not know poppy seeds could turn a drug test "positive"! I'm glad in your last video you cleared up the mystery of Amanda King... I didn't see how she could last long at Emirates having her BF filming her bake a cake onboard, without getting the boot! Three questions for you if I may... Where is your partner hoping to fly when he gets his CPL, Multi-IFR? Are you working while he is training? I use to watch an Emirates cabin crew KZbinr who was from Russia, and she had been renewed several times at the company. I think she also had started a jewelry company as well. Is she still flying with Emirates as I haven't seen her on youtube lately...?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Thanks for your kind words ☺️🫶 My husband is aiming to work with local regional airlines, mostly flying to the North, once he finishes his training. I’m freelancing for now but plan to get back into marketing or communications soon-that’s what I did before Emirates. Aviation will stay my hobby, and I hope to do my PPL later 😁 If it’s the same blogger I think, she left Emirates a while ago, stayed in Dubai, and now runs her jewelry business full-time-it’s quite popular there. But I don’t follow her, so can’t say much more about it. Thanks for your support 🥰

[@nastyaneskhod]

I saw a girl who just joined Emirates and she has a tat on her arm.. near the sleeve, but isn't it forbidden? If so how could she be chosen?

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@nastyaneskhod oh, girl, I have no idea how she’s managing to hide it from the company, but if they find out, she’s definitely getting fired. Tattoos on the arms for female crew are strictly forbidden 🙈

[@nastyaneskhod]

@@JetstreamGinger yeah, why I'm asking it's 'cause I've attended to the OD and had a half-removed tattoo on my foot and told about it and they said 'come back when it's done'. could'n say I'm jealous, but confused with that situation

[@amt6732]

If I don't mention or post anything about working at Emirates, is it okay for me to share beach bikini pics on my socmeds? btw I luv ur vids, they serve as a guide for aspiring cc and even show the reality of working as one, esp in Emirates.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Thank you ☺️ Yes, you can definitely post bikini pictures. Some people even post those alongside photos in uniform, just maybe avoid putting them together, one after another 😁

[@niccilee-mnt33]

The Poppy seeds 😮

[@JetstreamGinger]

Right ?😅 Before becoming a cabin crew, I had no idea they could actually trigger a positive result on a drug and alcohol test 🙈

[@michellekxxg9550]

wow

[@daveward9953]

I’m cabin crew for a major Canadian airline, and I had the privilege of watching an Emirates a380 crew stroll through a European airport. They were like robots - in perfect formation, behind the flight crew. Waiting for their crew bus was the same - nobody smoked, nobody sat on the flower planters and kicked their heels off, and there wasn’t much conversation. The flight crew still wore hats, coats & ties….and it was *hot*. I’m not sure I could hack it with Emirates after seeing this. The ultimate irony is that there were no general public to see them where we were…..only security and other airlines.

[@Jessica-messica]

Just one person is enough to take a picture of cabin crew and send to the company and that crew will be asked for explanation. That's why while in uniform they act and behave within allowed rules set in the manual.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Emirates definitely has strict image and uniform standards, and there are a lot of rules about what you can and can’t do while wearing the uniform. And yes, even if it’s boiling hot outside, crew are expected to wear the full uniform-hat, jacket, tie, and all. But honestly, it’s not that unusual, I think it’s pretty much the same with most Asian or European airlines. As for chatting 😁, after a 14-hour Dubai-Toronto flight, everyone’s absolutely exhausted and just done with talking 😄 Totally understandable)

[@FR-mq2xc]

Thank you Irina. Good video. 🎉 but so stupid rules.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Thank you) yes, some of them are too strict 😬

[@daylightdaylight6612]

Rules are nog stupid, there must be rules but the question is why they have those (stupid)rules. I do not underdstand why so much women want to fly for this company if those rules are not good or called "stupid" rules. Explain it? If you find that rules are stupid than you do not start or not apply or you quid if you can not follow the rules. Ex.: if there should be a rule that you can not married and you are married than you have the choice of not applying or you can divorce but you must not complain that that rule is stupid. Every company has it rules. I know of someone who was living together with his girl friend and they got a child, he was accepted as pilot so he could go with is wife but it was not his wife because they where not married but just living together, everything was ready so they could move to there, the contract was signed but they canceled it because he was not married, they find it out because they told him he received a room for one person and he asked where his girl friend and his son has to stay. He did not lie on the application, he mentioned that he was not married what in fact was true because he was living with his girl friend and his kid. Now he is flying for a company in France.

[@MandoMonge]

Also not to mention how TOXIC it is the work environment onboard

[@JetstreamGinger]

The atmosphere in the company is generally toxic, but onboard it really depends on the crew and seniors you’re flying with)) Sometimes it can be nice, but it can also get stressful or toxic, especially if the seniors aren’t great 😬

[@paulready8897]

@@JetstreamGingerI’ve heard the company as a whole is very toxic and not customer friendly at all.

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@paulready8897 Oh, it’s definitely customer-friendly because, for the company, the customer is basically like a god on board, and they make the crew do everything to keep them happy. So yeah, the company is toxic to crew, but they’re definitely extremely nice to the customers 😬🙈

[@PerfePassie]

Are there chances for Africans to join EK?

[@JetstreamGinger]

Absolutely) I’ve flown with many colleagues from there 😊

[@PerfePassie]

@JetstreamGinger thank you.

[@JetstreamGinger]

@ anytime 🥰

[@susannepawlicki4352]

Such rules are nothing special, many companies have those! If you want to travel, Flight Attendant is the wrong job for you.

[@JetstreamGinger]

I don’t really agree. If you want to travel, being a flight attendant is an amazing opportunity. Of course, it’s still a job, so it’s up to each person to decide if they’re okay with the downsides and pick the right airline for them. Sure, there are some travel restrictions with this job, but in just 5 years, I visited 55 countries, all while still in my twenties. Not many other jobs let you do that))

[@BilawalAwan74]

I always waiting your new vedio for see u only

[@JetstreamGinger]

I’ll take it as a compliment 😁

[@faouzibouhlel6780]

Did u hear about discipline....? It is the key of success... It is good thing that u reseigned.... if u do not accept it.... leave it

[@JetstreamGinger]

If I worked there for 5 years with no issues, it means I understand discipline, punctuality and how to follow rules. This video is for anyone who wants to join and thinks this job is only about having fun and traveling the world. It’s better to know all the downsides beforehand and accept them rather than join, feel disappointed and resign. By the way, there’s no need to put “…” after every sentence 😉

[@nushala75]

Are you now still with Emirates ?

[@JetstreamGinger]

No, I resigned 3 months ago)

[@karolinaC1997]

Maybe the rules have been relaxed a bit😊

[@JetstreamGinger]

Maybe they will one day, but not as of now)

[@azr6288]

Waitresses of the sky cabin crew around the world just hype up their job more respect dr, lawyers and nurses.

[@JetstreamGinger]

First of all, every job deserves respect, and it’s possible to appreciate one without disrespecting others. Second, the job of a “waitress in the sky” doesn’t exist, it’s called cabin crew, and their primary responsibility is safety. Who’s going to save your life in case of an emergency? There are no police officers, firefighters, or medical personnel on board and sometimes the nearest airport is over two hours away. Anyway, your comment seems like an attempt to offend me, but I don’t care-it doesn’t bother me in the slightest 😉

[@vaishnavi7348]

Did they hire girl with squint . Because i have squint but it is not too severe and my eyesight are fine after wear glasses

[@JetstreamGinger]

I don’t know for sure, don’t want to lie or give misleading information, but I never flew with anyone with squint(

[@vaishnavi7348]

@JetstreamGinger thank you because you are the only one who give me clear answer.

[@kseniyabadalova4345]

Wait, you’re not even allowed to dye your hair without approval? That’s wild 😨

[@JetstreamGinger]

You can dye or cut your hair, but if they don’t like it, they’ll definitely let you know and make you dye it back 😂

[@ОленаРимаренко-о7д]

😮🙃🤣🔥

[@Ben-xe8ps]

Your friends must be very easily shocked. Please try to learn to keep your hands still when you speak. I hope you didn't keep waving your hands around like that when speaking with passengers. 1. Pregnancy rule sounds reasonable. Pregnancy if not married appears to be UAE law, not Emirates rule, if you can go to jail. 2. Poppy seed rule again has a reasonable basis. You say yourself that there was an incident which resulted in this rule. 3. If you identify yourself as EK cabin crew, social media rules make sense. Most companies would not tolerate unauthorised press interviews about the company. Look at some of the nonsense that some airline cabin crew members post on social media! 4. Agree about the tatoos. 5. Agree about the appearance standards. Extreme sports would probably invalidate the company insurance policy (and quite likely any private travel insurance policy you may have as well). None of these rules surprise me except perhaps the criminal conviction for unmarried pregnancy in the UAE which is not an Emirates rule at all but a law. I agree with all these rules and am certainly not shocked by them.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Don’t you think it’s kinda rude to tell someone you don’t even know how they should act? This is my KZbin channel, not my workplace-I’m free to express myself however I want. What you saw is just my natural body language, and I’m definitely not changing it because of one silly comment. Maybe go tell all Italians you don’t like their hand gestures-it’s literally how they express themselves. I’m not Italian, but it’s a great example that being expressive with your hands isn’t unusual. If you don’t like it, just don’t watch. Simple as that.

[@FrostedFancies]

@@JetstreamGinger Gurl you slayy

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@FrostedFancies thank you 😁

[@BilawalAwan74]

Your so beautiful 😍

[@JetstreamGinger]

Thank you ☺️

[@aschmitt3395]

What if someone has a tattoo on his bum? Would they check your bum during the interview?

[@JetstreamGinger]

I mentioned in the video that they only check visible areas for scars (face, neck, hands, legs). Other parts of your body that are covered by the uniform can have whatever you want.

[@wellingtonrianfreitas1060]

❤🇧🇷

[@JetstreamGinger]

🥰🫶

[@thomasryan9315]

I think most of the rules are reasonable. Not shocking. Seems like a rebel.

[@JetstreamGinger]

Why rebel? I’m not saying anything bad about the rules, just that they exist. And yeah, they can be shocking for people outside aviation, like the pregnancy rule or no poppy seeds. This video isn’t meant to make the company look bad, it’s just sharing info about the rules so anyone thinking of applying knows what to expect)) I’ve flown with plenty of new crew who joined thinking it’s all free travel and fun, only to realize there’s actual work involved and some pretty strict rules. It’s better to know upfront than to join and quit after two months 😉

[@thomasryan9315]

@JetstreamGinger Because you went to Andorra when you was suppsed to be close to where you were to be based and took part in extreme activity when you was not supposed to. I have a few relatives who work or have worked for other major airlines. Similar rules apply. The poppy seeds issue is not new to me.

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@thomasryan9315 Oh, I see what you mean. Well, I joined Emirates mainly to travel and never saw it as a lifelong career, so yeah, I took that risk 🤷‍♀️ But honestly, it’s not uncommon-crew often explore and go on tours during layovers. Everyone knows the rule: if you’re not fully ready and on time for your flight, that’s on you, and you’ll face the consequences. As for Andorra, that was during a really long layover, and I got back to the hotel more than a full day before my flight, so it wasn’t irresponsible at all)) Plus, I’ve never had any attendance issues, so I don’t think I was a rebel 😅

[@Breakinthings]

One of the most boring videos I have ever seen

[@JetstreamGinger]

Oh, dear, let me help you) Next time you come across a boring video, just switch it off and find something more entertaining, no need to spread your negativity. That’s how you live a happy, fulfilling life. Don’t thank me☺️

[@Breakinthings]

@ that is exactly what I did! Thank you so much for your help

[@Breakinthings]

@ you’re right. I should not have been negative about your boring video

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@Breakinthings well done)

[@GabrielaKostadinova-xi2lt]

I advise you to work on your accent because I can barely understand you.

[@Faust1297]

Sorry, but do you even know what an ‘accent’ is? I suggest you work on your English and understanding if you want to become a cabin crew. 😉

[@JetstreamGinger]

I advise you to use subtitles or find another KZbinr whose accent you understand better. First of all, if you want to work as a crew member, you’ll need to be comfortable with different accents. And mine is not strong, and I’ve never had issues with people understanding me. Secondly, your comment comes across as passive-aggressive and seems more like an attempt to offend me. In that case, I don’t mind at all😁 My accent simply reflects the fact that I speak more than one language-four, to be exact)

[@ЛераЖушман]

imagine you saying this to a passenger onboard as a crew member 🤠

[@JetstreamGinger]

@@ЛераЖушман 😁 💅🏻

[@andywalsh8761]

Ridiculous comment

[@asyamakk]

Thank you for your video 🤗❤️ I wanted to ask, I have visible several mini scars on my wrist,can Emirates still accept me?🥹 I’d be happy if u will answer ❤️

[@JetstreamGinger]

Hey!) If the scars are barely visible and people don’t notice them unless you point them out, it shouldn’t be an issue. Scars generally become a concern only if they are noticeable.

[@asyamakk]

@ thank you so much for your answer! Дякую🤗❤️❤️