So, are USAF flight attendants also FAA certified? And are they subject to the same FAA regulations as commercial flight attendants? Currently employed as a flight attendant for a commercial airline, so I was curious what the differences were.
ASVAB SCORES A - 50 Min / Max Height - 64’’ - 77’’ Color Vision and Depth Perception Civilian Driver’s License No Speech Impediment Must be Age 21+ Vision Corrected to 20/20 U.S. Citizenship Class III Flying Physical Sensitive Skills Interview Pam Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
@@USAirForceRecruiting so if someone is in need of wearing glasses or contact lenses to see properly they are disqualified to join to be a flight attendant with the Air Force?
Aleister, most airlines provide a military discount. You would need to check which ones as the Air Force has nothing to do with airline prices. Ray U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting thanks for your response. Idk if you would know this, but I see flight attendants as a job on the AF reserves site. Is that a possible part time job in the reserves? I've been asking though the site to talk to someone about this and this is the first human answer I've gotten.
Unfortunately, we do not have Reserve information. Please contact the Air Force Reserves to answer your Reserve questions. www.afreserve.com you may also call the Reserves at (800) 257-1212. Don Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
So, are USAF flight attendants also FAA certified? And are they subject to the same FAA regulations as commercial flight attendants? Currently employed as a flight attendant for a commercial airline, so I was curious what the differences were.
I got a question what are the requirements to become a flight attendant in the Air Force?
ASVAB SCORES
A - 50
Min / Max Height - 64’’ - 77’’ Color Vision and Depth Perception Civilian Driver’s License No Speech Impediment Must be Age 21+ Vision Corrected to 20/20 U.S. Citizenship Class III Flying Physical Sensitive Skills Interview
Pam
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
@@USAirForceRecruiting so if someone is in need of wearing glasses or contact lenses to see properly they are disqualified to join to be a flight attendant with the Air Force?
@@venusiangirl No, they said “corrected” so if you couldn’t see you’ll get glasses. If you already have them it should be 20/20.
Murica
Respect
Is there a flight benefit across commercial carriers for leisure travel? No one has answered this
Aleister, most airlines provide a military discount. You would need to check which ones as the Air Force has nothing to do with airline prices.
Ray
U.S. Air Force and Space Force Recruiting
@@USAirForceRecruiting thanks for your response. Idk if you would know this, but I see flight attendants as a job on the AF reserves site. Is that a possible part time job in the reserves? I've been asking though the site to talk to someone about this and this is the first human answer I've gotten.
Unfortunately, we do not have Reserve information. Please contact the Air Force Reserves to answer your Reserve questions. www.afreserve.com you may also call the Reserves at (800) 257-1212.
Don
Air Force and Space Force Recruiting Service
Murcia the great
Hell yeah
I can't believe this is a job lol
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Dudes With A Camera why?