Experienced A320 Cabin Crew- Hamburg

To support its expansion, Nordica is looking for A320 Cabin Crew for Hamburg base in Germany. 

Xfly is a member of Nordic Aviation Group, a state-owned airline based in Tallinn (headquarters), Stockholm, Copenhagen, Aarhus, Vilnius, and Turku. A multicultural company is one of Europe's biggest capacity provider airlines, focused on long-term contracts with Major European airlines. Xfly operates a fast-growing fleet of modern CRJ900 and ATR 72-600 aircraft.

For our new operation in Germany, we would like you to join us. Your first flight is to take off very soon! 

Skills/Attributes needed for this position

• At least 18 years of age
• Completed secondary education
• Evidence of one year of experience (12 months) operating as Cabin Crew within the past 5 years
• No tattoos/piercings visible while in uniform
• Valid EU/FFA/Swiss passport
• Fluency in written and spoken English and German.
• Excellent general health and physically fit, ability to swim unassisted
• No criminal records is a must
• Flexible, open-minded personality, good communication skills
• A positive attitude, kindness, and empathy
• Trustworthiness and a sense of responsibility, as well as punctuality
• Good situational awareness and can-do attitude

Documents required:

• CV in English
• Initial Cabin Crew Attestation (EASA Form 142)
• Cabin Crew Medical (Class 2)
• Evidence of one year of experience (12 months) operating as Senior Cabin Crew – evidence of block hours needs to be presented and evidence of type conversion course (e.g., certificate of training)

We offer:

• Cabin Crew training
• Travel insurance during duty
• Career opportunities within the group
• Exciting and responsible job in a multicultural company
• An excellent opportunity to become one of the professionals in your field
• Attractive rates for worldwide private travel with our partner airlines as a bonus
• A team embracing diversity and inclusion

Apply now!

Only successful candidates will be invited to an assessment day in Hamburg, Germany.