Flight Attendant Interviews
Aim
Do you know anyone who breezes through interviews without a hint of nervousness? Wouldn’t that be great? Unfortunately, it’s rare! Most of us get nervous just thinking about it, and need all the help we can get. For anyone planning to attend cabin crew interviews, some tailored advice follows.
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/01fire.mp3|titles=Fire]TOPIC: Fires
GOAL: To learn Aviation English vocabulary related to the dangers of aircraft fires and their causes.
Exercise #1: Read about aircraft fires, and then proceed to Exercise #2
Perhaps few things are as scary as an aircraft fire. They are serious business because, unlike an automobile, pilots don't have the luxury of stopping their aircraft in flight to solve the problem. Reacting quickly and correctly is essential to effectively deal with the emergency. When a fire erupts, you may have little time to consult the emergency checklist, and if you're confused or uncertain about the procedures, your reactions may be slow and inappropriate.
There have been several well-known cases of aircraft fires, including a UPS DC-8 that burned-up after it landed at the Philadelphia International Airport in 2006. Another classic scenario occurred during the tragic accident of ValueJet Flight 592 which crashed into the Florida Everglades after an in-flight fire developed shortly after departure.
Pilots usually travel alot and don't have access to an Aviation English teacher. Often they have completed the books, listened to audios but are still needing to improve, or at least maintain their level of English.
This site has Aviation English Tutorials that are constantly updated where pilots can study, improve and maintain their level of Aviation English.
Contact us for more details on how you can practice speaking.
We help preparing for the ICAO English proficiency test, job interviews, RT communication and general day to day English.
New Aviation English for Pilots topics are continuously added to the list. We also include Aviation English audio so that you can listen to the Aviation English article to improve your pronunciation of these pilot topics.
– Fire
– Jet lag – Causes and Management
– Airline vs Executive Aviation
– The A380
– Why it's great to be a pilot
– CRM
Many Aviators would like to communicate in English accurately. We have a grammar program designed specifically for Aviators. Explanations are clear and in an Aviation context.
See our YouTube Channel to watch our Grammar Video series.
Lesson 4: Present Simple x Present Continuous
Lesson 7: Past Simple x Past Continuous
Lesson 8: Future Simple x Future Continuous
Lesson 11: Countables / Uncountables
Aviation Business Executives are communicating more frequently in English. Negotiations are common with foreigners, mergers and alliances occuring frequently.
Use this site to study, improve and maintain your level of Business English, specifically for the Aviation Business Professional.
With this site you can practice your reading, listening, grammar and speaking skills.
Contact us to know more about our courses.
– Green Airlines (Environmentally Friendlyt Airlines)
– Low cost v Conventional Airlines
*To study more Aviation Business English please contact us. Skype: inglesaviacao
With this site you can read about the vocabulary that is specific to your area, listen to the pronunciation, and practice what you have learnt with a mini quiz at the end of the lesson.
Contact us to know more about practicing Aviation English for Flight Attendants for specific situations.
– The Story of a Flight Attendant
– Air Rage – Causes and Prevention
– Jet Lag
– Packing
Interview Guide for Flight Attendants – https://aviationenglishblog.com/flight-attendant-interview-guide/
Please watch this interesting video about situations on board and tips on how to solve them using English for Aviation.
Global Aviation English uses a series of resources to do the immersion in the Specific Aviation English; those resources help our students to have a good learning environment from the combination of aviation English classes and other dynamic activities with lots of social interaction.
Our immersion program provides what no other aviation course offers. Through our immersion program you will experience the following opportunities:
The immersion program in the United States for Aviation English that Global Aviation English offers is focused on helping professionals in aviation, whether they are mechanics, pilots or executives. We are available, feel free to contact in case of doubt.
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