Emirates Cabin Crew (relocation to Dubai)

Emirates Cabin Crew (relocation to Dubai)

Emirates Cabin Crew are responsible for delivering the Fly Better onboard experience to passengers across our global network. As a member of our Cabin Crew team, you will be the onboard representative of our brand, delivering our signature award-winning service while maintaining world-class safety standards.

In the role, you will ensure the safety and comfort of our passengers, manage onboard service and maintain cabin cleanliness throughout each flight. You will respond to passenger requests, working collaboratively with your fellow colleagues to ensure a smooth flight. You will also uphold the highest of service standards in line with the Emirates Fly Better promise.

To be considered for Emirates Cabin Crew, you’ll need to be:

  • Fluent in written and spoken English (additional languages are an advantage)
  • A natural team player with a personality that shines
  • At least 160cm tall and able to reach 212cm high
  • Able to meet the UAE’s employment visa requirements
  • At least 21 years old

And have:

  • At least 1 year of hospitality or customer service experience
  • A minimum of high school (Grade 12) education
  • No visible tattoos while in Emirates Cabin Crew uniform

Emirates offers career progression opportunities as you grow in knowledge, skills and confidence. From providing the best customer experience in Economy Class to leading the whole team as purser, we always strive to provide our staff with development pathways that match your personal and professional ambitions.

All Emirates Cabin Crew enjoy a wealth of personal benefits.

  • Furnished accommodation is provided free of charge, with utilities being paid for by the company.
  • When you’re on duty, you’ll enjoy free company transport between your accommodation and the airport/training college, so you don’t need to worry about travel while you’re with us.
  • The more you fly, the more you earn, too.
  • Alongside your fixed basic pay, you will enjoy a variable flying pay that increases based on your flying hours.
  • And, when you’re not on duty, you’ll enjoy 30 calendar days of leave per year, which you could use to travel on Emirates services at concessional rates.
  • One free, confirmed annual leave ticket is provided to your country of origin, which can be changed to any EK destination after your first year of service.
  • All Emirates Cabin Crew are insured on a 24-hour worldwide basis under life insurance and personal accident insurance policies.
  • We also provide all Cabin Crew with a comprehensive package for medical and dental services at Emirates Clinics.
  • If your time with us comes to an end, we provide a non-contributory end-of-service benefit on completion of the term of your contract.
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