Your Flight Attendant Resume
For most airlines, your resume largely determines whether you will be invited to (or back to) an interview. We recommend that each time you contact an airline employment office for the first time, you include a resume (and cover letter) - unless the company has a specific Initial Contact Procedure. This means that even if you are just seeking an application, send a resume along even if the airline does not require one. Then, after completing the application, the resume (and cover letter) should be submitted once again. Basically, any correspondence you send to an airline before the interview should include a cover letter, a resume and, if applicable, an application.
The resume itself may seem simple enough, but most people overlook many of the finer points of resume writing, which can mean the difference between getting an interview and not getting an interview.
Your resume is a statement about you. If it is poorly written with misspellings and/or improper English, this reflects on your professionalism and attention to detail. The resume should be an impeccable piece of work presenting your professional qualities.
Having Your Resume Professionally Written
Each time you submit your resume to an airline, it will be carefully scrutinized against hundreds, if not thousands, of other applicants. Any flaw, inconsistency or slight imperfection on the resume will be grounds for exclusion. After all, the employer has to narrow the field of applicants to a more manageable number.
Many airlines will scan your resume for pertinent information. Sometimes this is done by a human (in about ten to twenty seconds) and sometimes by machine. This is why we recommend that your resume be only one page. Anything more may cause your resume to be improperly scanned or in the worst case even discarded. Our professional resume writers understand the essentials of creating a ‘scanner friendly’ resume and are experts at fitting all of your qualifications on one page, without leaving out important data.
Imagine yourself as the airline employer – typically receiving 600 resumes from 600 qualified applicants in one day. Now what? Obviously you do not have the time or resources to call in 600 people for an interview. A resume is a textual representation of the applicant. That's why you cull the applicant list by closely examining each resume. This begs the question - is your resume as good or better than the other 599? If not, you could be turned down for the job or not invited to an interview at all. With most airlines requiring a six-month or one year waiting period after being turned down for the job, a bad resume could cost you thousands of dollars in lost wages along with a considerable loss in seniority.
AirlineCareer.com and A and A Resume
AirlineCareer.com is now able to offer you customized resume preparation through a special partnership with A and A resume. The professionals at A and A Resume have more than 50 years of cover letter and resume writing expertise with thousands of satisfied customers from every continent on earth. As the most experienced resume writing service on the Internet, they are expert at crafting a resume that will unleash your potential and keep your resume on the airline employer's desk, not in their wastebasket!
Working closely with our staff of former airline recruiters and HR personnel on the AirlineCareer.com staff, A and A resume is able to offer you a resume that is tailored to the needs of airline hiring departments. The professionals at A and A have many years of experience writing resumes for the aviation community and now offer job specific resumes for flight attendant job seekers. And AirlineCareer.com, a trusted name in airline employment information, stands solidly behind every resume they write.
Some resume services charge $400 or more for a resume. We will provide you with a professionally crafted aviation resume for a fraction of the price with more free extras than any other resume writing service. Many people believe a resume is a resume is a resume. They’re wrong – a resume from AirlineCareer.com and A and A Resume will get you hired!
Whether you’re new to the aviation job market, a recent college graduate, a former flight attendant, or presently employed by an airline or corporate flight department and seeking to change companies, it is vitally important to give that professional appearance to your cover letter and resume.
Why?
One reason is there is no such thing as a standard resume format. A quality resume will fit the person’s talents like a well-tailored suit. Your job skills and employment background will determine which format we use.
Another reason to have your resume professionally prepared is that the “look” of your resume is the first image of you the employer sees. Don’t let it be the last! A resume from us will stand out above the rest because we know that every single word on your resume is important.
We will take the information you send us and use that as a base to build your new resume. Then we will use words, phrases and syntax to mold and shape your new resume into a format which will highlight your strengths and get you an interview with your future employer. We do not use resume templates – each resume is individually crafted with more than 50 years of resume writing experience going into each and every resume.
Our Guarantee
Satisfaction Guaranteed! If you are not completely satisfied with your airline interview results, contact us and we will gladly rewrite, reformat or make any changes necessary to improve your results.
FREE Resume Critique
Many aviation resume writing companies will charge between $25 and $50 to critique your resume. If you already have a resume, why not take advantage of our FREE resume critique program. For absolutely no cost to you, we will review your resume and will suggest format or content changes as appropriate. If we do not feel that it needs changing, we’ll tell you that too!
If you are really serious about getting a job as a flight attendant and would like us to prepare your professional resume, click here. If would like to take advantage of our FREE resume critique, or would like additional information about what we can do for you, just click on the link below.
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