Training and requirements from india with minimum height
Joy C. asked a question to Macorley C.
As I m from India here they don't train males for a cabin crew role with smaller height ( 5.2 /5.3 ). So how can I join I 28 years now really willing to serve B.A as an Cabin crew male from india I m from a scheduled tribe person our height doesn't reached so long as reason is genetic criteria.
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- Author: Joy C.
- Category: Eligibility advice, Eligibility
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DHDan H. Cabin Crew
Hi Joy, thanks for your message.
British Airways doesn’t have a minimum height requirement for cabin crew. What’s important is that all applicants are able to reach 2.01 metres on the vertical arm reach test while standing flat-footed and without shoes. This is to ensure that crew can safely access all emergency equipment and overhead lockers on board.
BA does have cabin crew bases in India, but you would need to wait and apply specifically for that recruitment campaign when it opens. Each campaign is managed locally and will list the eligibility criteria and application process for that base.
You can find more about the role and requirements on the Cabin Crew FAQ page and register for job alerts to stay up to date with new opportunities.
I hope that helps 😊
Dan
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JCJoy C. Candidate
For both the gender right ?
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DHDan H. Cabin Crew
Hi Joy,
Yes, that’s correct. The height and reach requirements are the same for all applicants, regardless of gender. The key point is being able to reach 2.01 metres safely while standing flat-footed and without shoes.
You can find more details about the role on the Cabin Crew FAQ page and stay updated on upcoming opportunities by registering for job alerts.
I hope that helps 😊
Dan
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JCJoy C. Candidate
Thank you so much for this information as in India they don't train less than 5.7 for males that very sad for me. But after your confirmation for sure I ll get through it.
