Want a strong flight attendant resume? Start with this template, a sample and the skills employers ask for.
See a filled-in sample first, then what goes in each part of a resume for a flight attendant job. Copy the template or download it as a Word file.
Flight attendant resume sample: a filled one to copy from
Example only. Bianca Laurel is an invented person, and every detail is made up.
Bianca Laurel
Flight Attendant | Domestic and international cabin crew
Pasay City, Philippines | bianca.laurel@example.com | [Mobile number]
OBJECTIVE
Hospitality graduate looking for a flight attendant job, ready to work rotating shifts and bring calm, friendly service to every passenger.
SKILLS
- Speaking clearly and politely, in English and Filipino
- Staying calm in emergencies
- Helping passengers with different needs
- Working closely with a team
- Following safety rules exactly
WORK EXPERIENCE
Cabin Crew | Regional airline, domestic flights | Pasay City | July 2023 to Present
- Greeted passengers at boarding and helped them find their seats
- Checked emergency equipment before each flight and reported anything missing or damaged
- Gave safety briefings and demonstrated life vest and oxygen mask use
- Served meals, drinks and snacks to passengers during the flight
- Responded calmly to passenger requests, complaints and medical needs
Guest Service Associate | Hotel, front desk and lobby | Pasay City | March 2021 to June 2023
- Greeted and assisted about 80 guests a day at check-in and check-out
- Responded calmly to passenger requests, complaints and medical needs
EDUCATION
Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management | State university, Pasay City | 2021
LANGUAGES
- English: fluent. Filipino: native.
What to put in each part of your flight attendant resume
Objective
One sentence on the job you want and what you bring. If it fits you, adapt this one: Hospitality graduate looking for a flight attendant job, ready to work rotating shifts and bring calm, friendly service to every passenger.
Training and certificates
Courses you've finished, who ran them and the year.
Skills
Four or five the job post asks for and you've really used, like speaking clearly and politely, in English and Filipino, or staying calm in emergencies.
Work experience
Newest job first. Under each one, three to five lines that start with what you did, with a number where you can: flights, passengers and shifts.
Education
Your school, what you finished and the year. Fresh graduate? Put it above work experience.
How to write your flight attendant resume: fill in this template
Replace every line in [brackets]. Delete a section you can't fill.
Use the job post's words for the skills you've really used.
Keep it to one page if you've worked under five years.
Flight Attendant | [Type of flights or service, e.g. Domestic and international cabin crew]
[City], [Province] | [Email] | [Mobile number]
OBJECTIVE
[One or two sentences, e.g. Hospitality graduate looking for a flight attendant job, ready to work rotating shifts and bring calm, friendly service to every passenger.]
SKILLS
- [Skill from the job post, e.g. Speaking clearly and politely, in English and Filipino]
- [Skill, e.g. Staying calm in emergencies]
- [Skill, e.g. Helping passengers with different needs]
- [Skill, e.g. Working closely with a team]
WORK EXPERIENCE
[Job title] | [Airline or hotel] | [City] | [Month Year] to [Month Year or Present]
- [What you did, e.g. Greeted passengers at boarding and helped them find their seats]
- [What you did, with a number, e.g. Served meals and drinks to about 150 passengers on each flight]
- [What you did, e.g. Checked emergency equipment before each flight and reported anything missing or damaged]
[Job title] | [Airline or hotel] | [City] | [Month Year] to [Month Year]
- [What you did]
- [What you did]
EDUCATION
[Course or diploma, e.g. Bachelor of Science in Hospitality Management] | [School] | [Year finished]
TRAINING AND CERTIFICATES
- [Licence or certificate, if the job needs one]
- [Training or seminar] | [Who ran it] | [Year]
LANGUAGES
- [Languages you speak, e.g. English: fluent. Filipino: native.]
How to write a flight attendant resume without experience
No airline experience yet? Use the same lines for hotel, restaurant, event or customer service work, and say where.
Duties and skills to add to your flight attendant resume
The sample uses lines from the flight attendant job description. Pick the ones you've really done, and find the rest there. See the full flight attendant duties
Flight attendant resume questions
What do I put first on a flight attendant resume?
Put your objective, then your education and any hotel, restaurant or customer service work.
Which skills should I list?
Pick the ones the post asks for. Clear English, staying calm and following safety rules matter most.
Should I put my birthday or a photo on it?
Leave your birthday off. Since 2016, Republic Act 10911 has made it unlawful for employers in the Philippines to require your age or birth date while you apply. Leave the photo off too, unless the job post asks for one.
Should I send it as a PDF or a Word file?
PDF, unless the job post asks for Word. A PDF looks the same on every screen. Put your name in the file name, like Bianca-Laurel-Resume.pdf.
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