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• To become an air hostess, you typically need to meet the following requirements: Basic Requirements: Age: Most airlines prefer candidates between 18 and 26 years old. Education: A minimum of 10+2 (High School) education is required. Some airlines may prefer a degree, especially for senior cabin crew positions. Height: Minimum height requirements vary between airlines, but generally, it's around 5 feet 2 inches for women and 5 feet 7 inches for men. Weight: Weight should be proportionate to height. Vision: Good eyesight, correctable to 6/6 vision in both eyes. Physical Fitness: Good health and physical fitness to perform duties, including lifting heavy objects and evacuating passengers in emergencies. Personality: Pleasant personality, good communication skills, and a customer-oriented approach. Language Proficiency: Fluency in English is essential. Knowledge of other languages can be an advantage. Passport: A valid passport is required for international travel. Additional Requirements: Medical Fitness: Candidates must clear a medical examination conducted by a designated airline doctor. Clear Skin: No visible tattoos or piercings. Grooming Standards: Adherence to specific grooming standards, including hair, makeup, and uniform. Note: Specific requirements may vary between airlines. It's advisable to check the requirements of the specific airline you're interested in. Air Hostess Training: After meeting the basic requirements, you can enroll in a certified air hostess training program. This training covers various aspects of airline operations, including: Aviation safety and emergency procedures Passenger handling and customer service First aid and medical emergencies Aircraft familiarization Grooming and etiquette Communication skills By completing this training and meeting the airline's specific requirements, you can pursue a rewarding career as an air hostess.