Hello Reader,

As February comes to a close, it's incredible to reflect on how swiftly time flies. March is just two days away, and I'm excited to share some personal updates and what's on the horizon at Future Flight Attendant.​​

On a personal note, tomorrow is a significant day as my son undergoes wisdom teeth removal. While striving to keep my worries at bay, any positive thoughts are greatly appreciated!​

March will be dedicated to refreshing and updating our existing website content.

The aviation industry evolves rapidly, and ensuring that Future Flight Attendant remains your most reliable and up-to-date resource is my top priority. Each article involves 10-12 hours of meticulous research to provide you with accurate and valuable information.

Who's Hiring Flight Attendants

Southwest opened applications to external applicants on Tuesday, and unfortunately, the window was so unexpected and short that we missed it!

I knew they would be opening, and I was waiting for it, but they didn't tell anyone; they just did it. I'm hoping they open flight attendant applications again soon.

🇺🇸You can see the list of airlines hiring flight attendants on the Future Flight Attendant Job Board.

🇪🇺🇬🇧If you are in Europe or the UK, check out our Cabin Crew Careers Page to see who's hiring.

📢 This Week at Future Flight Attendant

I'm excited to announce that the final installment of our 🔺 Delta Deep Dive series is live!

This comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know about launching your career with Delta Air Lines, including the latest hiring updates, application tips, and training insights. Don't miss out; ➡️ Read the full article HERE.​

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If you missed any of the previous Delta-focused articles this month, here they are for your convenience:​

• Delta Flight Attendant Requirements: An overview of the qualifications and steps needed to become a Delta flight attendant. ➡️ HERE​
• Delta Flight Attendant Pay: Insights into compensation, benefits, and what to expect financially as a Delta flight attendant. ➡️ HERE​
• Delta Flight Attendant Bases: Information on base locations and how assignments can impact your career and lifestyle. ➡️ HERE​

💡 Tip of the Week: Seniority is Everything in Aviation

Seniority is everything in aviation. The sooner you get hired, the faster you move up the list, and that means better schedules, higher pay, and more control over your career.

Waiting even a few months can put you behind thousands of people, and once you’re at the bottom, you never get ahead of the people in front of you unless they leave the airline.

If becoming a flight attendant is your goal, don’t wait. Get prepared now.

Why Seniority Matters:

• Preferred Scheduling: With increased seniority, flight attendants gain more flexibility, allowing them to make more money by getting off of reserve and holding more productive trips.
• Make More Money: The sooner you get hired, the sooner you get a raise!

I compared the pay at Southwest Airlines, which has the highest-paid flight attendants. They can make more or less, but it gives you a good idea of why getting hired sooner is always better than later.

Southwest Airlines: May 2024 Pay Rates

First Year Pay: $35.82

Reserve Guarantee: 78 TPF (Trips for Pay)

Per Diem: $300 (It could be more or less.)

Monthly Total: $4,000.00+ This will vary depending on TFP

💸 Yearly Total: $51,600

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Top-Out Pay: $90.59

100 Flight Hours (including TFP): $10,500 (Can vary depending on TFP)

Per Diem: $300 (It could be more or less.)

Monthly Total: $10,800

💵 Yearly Total: $129,600

Take Action Now

The sooner you get hired, the faster you move up the seniority list, and that makes all the difference. More money, better schedules, and better opportunities all come with time in the industry.

If you're serious about becoming a flight attendant, you need to be prepared.

The Interview Masterclass Bundle gives you everything you need to stand out and get hired:

A done-for-you ATS-friendly resume template toolkit ($97 Value) and the Success Kit ($37 Value) to make sure you show up as the best version of yourself.

• A done-for-you ATS-friendly resume template toolkit ($97 Value)
• The Flight Attendant Success Kit ($37 Value)
• The Flight Attendant Interview Study Guide ($59 Value)
• Plus, the Flight Attendant Interview Masterclass ($197 Value)

You can purchase each item separately, or grab the bundle!

$37.00 ⏳Flight Attendant Success Kit Navigating the flight attendant hiring process can feel overwhelming, but with the right guidance, you can avoid the... Read more Get it NOW!

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Aviation is all about timing; don’t wait and let someone else take your spot. Get started now!

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Wheels up!

Deanna

​Future Flight Attendant - Your Total Flight Attendant Career Center

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