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Emirates seeks cabin crew with UK interviews later this month

Emirates is seeking talented people with a passion for service to join its award-winning cabin crew team, asking candidates to apply online now, with successful applicants being invited to a dedicated interview day in Manchester on either Monday 23rd or Tuesday 24th May.

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As air travel returns at a rapid pace, the airline’s recruiters are busy meeting and hiring candidates in 30 cities from now until the end of June. In this latest drive, Emirates’ teams will travel from Australia to the UK, and dozens of European cities in between, as well as Cairo, Algiers, Tunis and Bahrain.
 
Abdulaziz Al Ali, Emirates Group’s Executive Vice President for Human Resources said: "There’s no more exciting airline than Emirates for anyone interested in a flying career, and we’ve received tremendous interest since we began our recruitment drive for cabin crew in November.
 
"While parts of the application process are done online, we always make the effort to meet our candidates in person whenever we can, and that is why our Talent Acquisition team is doing a whirlwind 30-city tour over the next 6 weeks to assess prospective candidates."

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All Emirates crew are based in the exciting cosmopolitan city of Dubai. As an employer of choice – Emirates offers fantastic benefits and rewards. For starters, travelling becomes more than part of your job, it becomes your lifestyle; and Emirates’ concessional travel tickets make it easier to explore new cities outside of your layovers.

Cabin crew also benefit from tax-free salary, 30 days paid annual leave, with all layover expenses covered, highly discounted tickets for staff, family and friends to travel the world, furnished accommodation and the chance to learn life skills and transferable skills at the training academy – skills you can take with you everywhere.
 
Emirates’ truly global cabin crew team represent 160 nationalities, reflecting its customer mix and international operations in over 130 cities on six continents.



Interested candidates can read more about the Emirates cabin crew role and apply online at:

www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/cabin-crew

 

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