Qatar Airways cabin crew questions??

hmm, so one has to be 2.10 m tall and have shiny eyes to be a QA cabin cew....hmmmm....funny thing, I have flown with Qa many times, but never had the pleasure to see this particular specimen of cabin cew.Most of them were about 1.50 m and certainly did not have shiny eyes....they were able to serve food and drinks though...mostly.

If you are going to attend one of an open day with Qatar Airways, you should bear on your mind that the most important thing for them to accept you as a cabin crew is the shine on your eyes.

They do not expect from you to answer the all specific questions on a professional way.

They just want to know that whether you are able to be a cabin crew(Reaching 2.10 metres on your toes, no tattoo ) and want to work with Qatar Airways.

If you have the ability to impress people by your desire of being a cabin crew with Qatar Airways,then you are also able to impress the Human R. managers at the interview.

Good Luck!

Hello everyone,I am a 38 year old woman and I have worked for airlines in Europe before,I wonder though if 38 is too old for Qatar Airways,even for ground staff. Any input would be appreciated. Thank you,

1) why do you want to be a flight attendant?

2) do you consider this as a career?

3) how do you handle stressful situations?

4) how would you handle a complaint?

5) what do u mean by exceptional customer service?

Why do you think some passengers take their frustrations out on cabin crew, even though the cabin crew are trying to help them?

What would you do if you saw one of your colleagues being deliberately rude to a passenger?

If, for example, there are 60 children on the flight, but you only have 40 toys. How would you deal with this situation?

What would you do if the seat belt signs were on and the aircraft is about to take off, but a passenger insist that he has to kneel down to conduct his prayer due to religious reasons?

What would you do if you lost an engine on take off

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what a crew will do in case a jet loses an engine? scream like crazy and pray for God to stay alive. I am sure she wont even be listening or looking after any passenger :P

hi.. i have one question, maybe stupid but.. :)))

So you get contract on 3 years... that means you are those 3 years in Doha? you are going home??

LOL Swine Flew..... =)

lol on number 4!!

Be prepared to answer some more question.

Questions are as follows:

1. In which year Qatar going to host FIFA World Cup?

2. What do you mean by "Expect amazing"

3. What will you do if Qatar don't allow bachelor to enter stadiums during WC as you will be in here on single status once you selected as cabin crew?

4. What will you do when you will see from your aircraft window that a landcruiser running faster than your plane?

5. What will be the difference of your behave while you on duty as cabin crew between the flights to Indian sub-continent & to Europe/US?

6. What will you do when you see someone's (Not from Indian continent)attitude in Qatar pretend to be he/she from royal family in his/her home country but actually not.

7. What you will do when you will find a job in Qatar with better package than QA but cannot go because of sponsorship law?

Find answer for all these questions & go for interview.

Mandi, I lost a good friend to the GF flight that landed in the drink due to a pilot thinking that would be a good time to pray instead of ACT!

Thanx to the almighty i haven't had such a incident yet.

I would vastly prefer that captkhan NOT put his head between his knees if he loses an engine on take off. I lost one out of SFO and am here to tell the tale.

Mandi

bleeeez... good one arien.

Both colt.

Can we please NOT lose any engines and such? Pretty please!

What would you do if you lost an engine on take off?

Isn't there something about putting your head between someone's knees and assuming the position ?

Attending interview is a learning process, i suggest attend as many and you will learnp God Bless

Captkhan before all those.. gime a parachute..bleeez

Are you a commander or FO?

nope.. just felt to answer the question.. the FA can keep their n the pax nerves calm

Captain K, you expect CABIN CREW to do all that!?!?!?

What would you do if you lost an engine on take off?

1) Control the aircraft, keeping it on the runway centreline. declaring MAYDAY x 3

2) Rotate and establish a positive climb.

3)Around 400` recall or ECAM actions can be initiated to secure the engine or extinguish any fire. Basically thrust lever to idle, master switch off and then fire swithes and extinguishers if required.

4)Once completed and above Minimum Flap Retraction Altitude (~1000`) accelerate and clean up the aircraft.

5)Once all this is done and safely flying, complete any remaining checklists and prepare for a return forr landing.

1) why do you want to be a flight attendant?

2) do you consider this as a career?

3) how do you handle stressful situations?

4) how would you handle a complaint?

5) what do u mean by exceptional customer service?

Why do you think some passengers take their frustrations out on cabin crew, even though the cabin crew are trying to help them?

What would you do if you saw one of your colleagues being deliberately rude to a passenger?

If, for example, there are 60 children on the flight, but you only have 40 toys. How would you deal with this situation?

What would you do if the seat belt signs were on and the aircraft is about to take off, but a passenger insist that he has to kneel down to conduct his prayer due to religious reasons?

What would you do if you lost an engine on take off?

Interview questions are not fixed. They vary from candidate to candidate.

Just tell the truth when asked anything and you will be fairly judged.