Description
Norwegian is hiring permanent Cabin Crew members to be based out of Stockholm, Sweden. Whether you're new to the field or an experienced professional, you have the opportunity to join Norwegian's intensive training course, where you'll gain comprehensive skills and official certification upon completion. With guidance from Norwegian’s training department, you'll receive the support and mentorship needed to excel in your new role. Become part of a dynamic team of 2,500 cabin crew members and embark on a fulfilling and exciting career in aviation.
Benefits and Perks
As a Norwegian Cabin Crew member, you’ll enjoy a range of exceptional benefits. These include a competitive salary, along with comprehensive pension and insurance schemes to ensure your security and well-being. You’ll work alongside passionate colleagues in a supportive environment with a caring heart. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to explore Europe with access to employee-priced travel tickets. Norwegian also values innovation, providing you the chance to be courageously inventive and leave your mark within a thriving international organization.
Requirements
You’ll be the ideal candidate for Norwegian Cabin Crew if you meet the following criteria: You are over 20 years of age and can reach at least 210 cm when standing on your tiptoes, with a minimum height of 160 cm. You must be able to swim and have a clean criminal record. An unrestricted passport that allows for visa-free entry to Norwegian destinations and a valid work permit in the country you’re applying for are essential. Proficiency in English, both written and spoken, is required, and speaking a Scandinavian language is a plus. You should live within 90 minutes of the chosen base or be willing to relocate. While it’s preferable to already have a Cabin Crew Attestation (CCA), you must at least be able to obtain one, along with a valid medical certificate if you don’t already have one from previous experience. Before hiring, a drug and alcohol test will be necessary.
Additionally, you must meet key safety requirements: obtaining an approved medical certificate (including a test for intoxication or alcohol), passing a background check for an admission card, and successfully completing an approved course.
