Different Airlines Exposed!
We’ve all heard of the big name airlines and most applicants pin
their hopes on gaining a job with them. But there are loads of smaller,
lesser known airlines you could consider, each of which have their own
distinct advantages.
Stepping stone to a bigger airline
Smaller airlines can be a good stepping stone to the larger brands, if that is your ultimate goal. They often operate in small pockets around the UK and other countries, so if you don’t live near a major airport or want a long travel to get to work these can offer good opportunities.
Short term contracts
Keep an eye out for shorter term contracts which some smaller airlines can offer. Although you may only be guaranteed a year or less of work, the experience can help improve your CV and make you more likely to be selected by the larger airlines when you do apply.
So who are some of these airlines? Here are just a few examples.
Titan Airways – www.titan-airways.com
A lease company that lease out their planes, often to VIPs e.g. pop groups, royalty, sports teams or the military. Crew need to be on standby so have to live 30 mins from Stanstead airport, but this is off-set by an extra £6000 a year salary when compared to other airlines. An unusual requirement for cabin crew in this role is not be star struck!
Eastern Airways – www.easternairways.com
This airline flies to several European destinations but mainly from some lesser known UK airports such as Norwich, Durham Tees Valley and Stornoway. This airline could be perfect if you want to be Cabin Crew in your home town.
Loganair – www.loganair.co.uk
This is also very regional, however operating short hauls mainly in the north of Scotland. It’s good for crew who do not want to do long haul and be away from home and the height requirement is also less than most other airlines.
Thomas Cook – www.thomascookairlines.com
They recently took on 35 new cabin crew operating out of Bristol airport for short-haul. This option can often be more family friendly if you have little ones at home.
IndiGo – book.goindigo.in
This is an Indian budget airline. It is the fastest growing and also the largest airline in India, offering flights to 38 destinations with more than 623 daily flights.
BH Air – www.bhairlines.com
This is a Bulgarian registered airline which provides charter flights to tour operators in the UK and other European countries. Flights to Africa, Asia and the Middle East are operated for groups travelling in connection with cultural and sports events and on business.
Stepping stone to a bigger airline
Smaller airlines can be a good stepping stone to the larger brands, if that is your ultimate goal. They often operate in small pockets around the UK and other countries, so if you don’t live near a major airport or want a long travel to get to work these can offer good opportunities.
Short term contracts
Keep an eye out for shorter term contracts which some smaller airlines can offer. Although you may only be guaranteed a year or less of work, the experience can help improve your CV and make you more likely to be selected by the larger airlines when you do apply.
So who are some of these airlines? Here are just a few examples.
UK Based
Titan Airways – www.titan-airways.com
A lease company that lease out their planes, often to VIPs e.g. pop groups, royalty, sports teams or the military. Crew need to be on standby so have to live 30 mins from Stanstead airport, but this is off-set by an extra £6000 a year salary when compared to other airlines. An unusual requirement for cabin crew in this role is not be star struck!
Eastern Airways – www.easternairways.com
This airline flies to several European destinations but mainly from some lesser known UK airports such as Norwich, Durham Tees Valley and Stornoway. This airline could be perfect if you want to be Cabin Crew in your home town.
Loganair – www.loganair.co.uk
This is also very regional, however operating short hauls mainly in the north of Scotland. It’s good for crew who do not want to do long haul and be away from home and the height requirement is also less than most other airlines.
Thomas Cook – www.thomascookairlines.com
They recently took on 35 new cabin crew operating out of Bristol airport for short-haul. This option can often be more family friendly if you have little ones at home.
International
IndiGo – book.goindigo.in
This is an Indian budget airline. It is the fastest growing and also the largest airline in India, offering flights to 38 destinations with more than 623 daily flights.
BH Air – www.bhairlines.com
This is a Bulgarian registered airline which provides charter flights to tour operators in the UK and other European countries. Flights to Africa, Asia and the Middle East are operated for groups travelling in connection with cultural and sports events and on business.
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