Firstly it is great that you are trying to be prepared as possible for your interview by researching possible questions. This shows you are determined to do well and is an excellent sign that should impress any potential employer.
You will find most interviews are made up of a mixture of generic and more job or company specific questions. As you may already know the more clich� type standard interview questions, we will concentrate on the more specific to the role of cabin crew questions.
A typical question you may face at a cabin crew interview would be 'what would you do if you were faced with an angry passenger while on board the plane?'
Your answer needs to be thought about carefully as this is one of the more crucial questions to nail. You want to show you would always be in control and not panic in more stressful situations. Therefore an answer that explains that you would try to calm the passenger down in a soothing and controlled tone of voice would be ideal. You should also tell them that you will do your best to address their problem but that they need to be respectful to you and their fellow passengers.
Another cabin crew specific question may be 'why do you think you would make a good cabin crew member?'. A good answer to this needs to be one that draws upon all your strengths. Therefore saying that you believe your strong work ethic, your love for travel and meeting new people, your language skills (if you have them) and your ability to thrive in stressful environments will make you the ideal candidate.
You will find most interviews are made up of a mixture of generic and more job or company specific questions. As you may already know the more clich� type standard interview questions, we will concentrate on the more specific to the role of cabin crew questions.
A typical question you may face at a cabin crew interview would be 'what would you do if you were faced with an angry passenger while on board the plane?'
Your answer needs to be thought about carefully as this is one of the more crucial questions to nail. You want to show you would always be in control and not panic in more stressful situations. Therefore an answer that explains that you would try to calm the passenger down in a soothing and controlled tone of voice would be ideal. You should also tell them that you will do your best to address their problem but that they need to be respectful to you and their fellow passengers.
Another cabin crew specific question may be 'why do you think you would make a good cabin crew member?'. A good answer to this needs to be one that draws upon all your strengths. Therefore saying that you believe your strong work ethic, your love for travel and meeting new people, your language skills (if you have them) and your ability to thrive in stressful environments will make you the ideal candidate.
