How do I apply to become a flight attendant with Delta Airlines?

[flora]

Looking for information on Delta’s flight attendant application process, including requirements, steps, and hiring timeline.

 

[Hazel!]

To apply to become a Delta Airlines flight attendant, start by visiting the Delta careers website and searching for “flight attendant” openings. You’ll need to create a profile, upload your resume, and complete the online application with your work history and qualifications. If your application is selected, Delta may contact you for phone screening, interviews, and assessment events. Requirements typically include being at least 21 years old, having a high school diploma (or equivalent), and meeting Delta’s customer service and safety standards. The process can take several weeks from application to hire.

 

[Enriquhirley]

In order to apply, you can select Delta Careers portal and apply online. You have to be at minimum 21 years of age, hold a high school certificate and have a valid passport.

 

[Ela]

To apply to become a flight attendant with Delta Airlines, visit Delta’s official careers website, create a profile, and submit an online application with your resume and qualifications. Applicants must be at least 21 years old with a high school diploma or equivalent; successful candidates may then be contacted for interviews and assessments.

 

[Selene]

To apply to work as a flight attendant with Delta Airlines, go to the company's official careers website, make a profile, and send in an online application along with your qualifications and CV. Candidates must be at least 21 years old and possess a high school degree or its equivalent. Those who are selected for interviews and evaluations may then be contacted.

 

[Auston]

Applying to Delta was honestly one of the most nerve-wracking but rewarding things I’ve ever done. I remember sitting in my tiny apartment, refreshing the Delta Careers page every day because their hiring windows can be surprisingly short.

1. The Application: Start by creating a profile on their official site. Make sure your resume highlights "safety" and "hospitality" above everything else. I tailored mine to show how I handled high-pressure situations in my previous retail job.
2. The Assessment: Shortly after applying, I got a link for a personality/situational assessment. Be honest, but keep the "Delta Way" (service from the heart) in mind.
3. The Video Interview: This was the "on-demand" part. I dressed in a full suit (even the pants!) to feel the part. Smile more than you think you need to!
4. The Event Day: If they like your video, you’ll get invited to an in-person "Event Day" in Atlanta. It’s basically a day-long interview.