One of the best jobs if you want to travel is being a Flight Attendant. One of the most popular airlines in the Philippines is Cebu Pacific Air. Here’s a guide on how to become a Flight Attendant in Cebu Pacific Air Philippines.

In this article, we will discuss the requirements of being a flight attendant and the recruitment process. Cebu Pacific has 36 domestic destinations in the country as well as 25 international destinations. It’s a great choice to be as they have Filipino Values and you get a chance to travel. Read more and Good luck!

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Requirements needed to be a Flight Attendant in Cebu Pacific Air Philippines

Height: at least 5’3 for Women and 5’7 for Men (Weight is proportionate to height) If possible, the Waist is below 32 and the Hips 36

Age: 18 years old and above

Education: SHS Graduate or College Undergraduate (College Graduate is preferred)

Languages Spoken: Proficient in English and Filipino

Other Notes:

No Visible Tattoos or Scars
Piercings are okay; earrings are a part of the uniform for female, but for other holes, make sure you don't put accessories in them during the interview
Clear Complexion - Any complexion is okay (Morena or White-Skinned), if possible, no Pimples; moles or birthmarks are OK as long as you could cover them without making it obvious
Good Eyesight - Though those with poor eyesight can still apply, it's preferable to wear clear contact lens
Catchy Smile - No Braces, but if you have one, you can negotiate and tell them you will get it out when training starts
Hair – colored is okay as long as it is one or two shades darker or lighter than your natural color
Dynamic Personality
With Philippine Passport – but you can apply after you have been hired

Where to look for Flight Attendant Jobs in Cebu Pacific Air Philippines

The official website for careers at Cebu Pacific is careers.jgsummit.com.ph.

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You can select “Cabin Crew” for available jobs if you want to be a Flight Attendant. If there are no current jobs available, you can subscribe to their website to get an e-mail if jobs are already posted.

You can also go to the Cebu Pacific Office – just make sure that they accept walk-in applications on the day you are going.

There are also "Open-Day" Recruitments that will be announced on their website.

How to Apply for Flight Attendant Jobs in Cebu Pacific Air Philippines

STEP 1: Update your CV and pass an application to Cebu Pacific Air Website.

STEP 2: Wait for them to reply. Usually, they will give you a schedule for screening and interview.

STEP 3: Go to the venue. It’s preferable if you do the following:

Bring an Updated CV with a 2×2 picture
Wear Business attire
- For women, sleeveless blouse, below-the-knee skirt, no stockings, blazers are optional
- For men, short-sleeve polo and pants, blazers are optional

STEP 4: Wait for your turn to be screened. They will usually check the height first if you are eligible. Then, the smile – you need to have a confident smile and set of teeth. Plus, your skin will be checked, you must have no visible tattoos, have no visible scars, and your skin must be even-toned. If you passed, then you can proceed to the next step.

STEP 4: You will be interviewed, so you can prepare for it beforehand. It’s preferable to answer the questions in English. Wait for the decision if you will pass for the final interview.

STEP 5: After passing your Final Interview, you will be offered the chance to train. Medical Tests and some requirements might be needed.

STEP 6: There will be a 2 month (47 days) training at the Main Office of Cebu Pacific. Expense, you will usually incur during the training period, are fares to the office (plane tickets to Manila are free), accommodation, and food expenses if there is no training on that day. There are also exams with a passing rate of 85 – 95%. You will be given 3 lifelines; it will become one less if you don't pass exams or drills.

STEP 7: After the initial training, you will have Supervised Line Experience, like an Intern Flight Attendant with a supervisor. Your Lead Cabin Crew will help you throughout the flight. However, be prepared that supervisors might scold you in front of the passengers.

After that, you will have a Check Ride, your last exam – a practical exam plus an oral exam with your supervisor or managers.

STEP 8: If you pass your last exam, then you can graduate and have "wings." Congratulations, you are now an official Flight Attendant of Cebu Pacific!

Salary and Benefits of Flight Attendant for Cebu Pacific Air Philippines

*These are estimates only*

Salary

Basic Pay is about PHP 14,000 – 16,000 and increases yearly if you have good performance
Flying Time Pay – per hour which is usually PHP 350 per hour. Usually, a flight attendant can have a flying time of 70 – 90 hours per month with a limit of 1,000 hours per year; so that would be (70 * 350 = 24,500)

Allowances or Bonuses

Transportation Allowance
Field Reserve or Airport Standby
Meal Allowance
Commission for sold merchandises or food
Layover per diem – about USD 50 per night
13th month
Annual Bonus – Profit Sharing Bonus of the company
Shopping Allowance per Quarter
Christmas Shopping Allowance
Paid Annual Leaves

Other Benefits:

Retirement Benefit Program
Medical Plan and Life Insurance

Travel Benefits:

For Layovers – stay abroad for 1 to 3 nights with allowances
Unlimited domestic flights and 6 international or long-haul trips per year (only pay for terminal fees or travel tax)
6 round-trip flights for family members (free, though you will be least prioritized)

Cebu Pacific Air Philippines Headquarters

Cebu Pacific Building
Domestic Road, Barangay 191, Zone 20,
Pasay City 1301 Philippines
Contact Number: +63 02 802 7000

Frequently Asked Questions on Becoming a Flight Attendant for Cebu Pacific Air Philippines

1. What are the requirements needed to be a Flight Attendant at Cebu Pacific?

Requirements are found above.

2. What if I am below the required height? Can I pass?

You might not pass the first stage even though you have a pleasing personality or charming, but you could also try.

3. What if I have pimples, moles, scars, or freckles?

For pimples, many suggest that you do the interview when you don't have a breakout. For the other ones, as long as it can be covered by make-up, it's good to go.

4. What do I do if I have braces?

You can still apply, but if you have braces, then you get asked to take it out before training or before your Supervised Line Experience.

5. Do I need to graduate from college or get into an FA school to be a flight attendant?

No, as long as you are an SHS Graduate or a College Undergraduate, you can become a flight attendant. Things can be learned during your training.

6. Where can I apply?

You can apply online or check out the schedules when Cebu Pacific accepts “Walk-in” applications in their office or “One-day” mass hiring.

7. Can I speak Filipino during the interview?

If the interviewer asks you in English, it’s better to reply in English, too. You can speak it, though, I recommend you to answer in English as it will help them assess your grasp of the language.

8. How about the training? What do I need to learn?

A lot. Basic Airline Terms, Safety Management, Fire Fighting, and First Aid are a few subjects.

9. Are exams during training important?

Yes, they are. If you fail three times on exams or drill, you might lose your chance to be a flight attendant.

10. Do I get to experience being a cabin crew?

Yes, after your training, you will get a Supervised Line Experience where you will do the duties of a flight attendant. However, your supervisor will be assisting you and asking you some questions.

11. How do I know that I can become one?

Once you are done with the training, SLE, and your Check Ride, you will graduate and have your "wings." You can now be a certified flight attendant.

12. How much is the salary of a Flight Attendant in Cebu Pacific?

That will depend on your flight hours and allowances. Let's say your basic pay is PHP 14,500, and you have 70 flight hours for the month (70*350 = 24,500). So your take-home pay will be PHP 39,000 plus other allowances less deductions like taxes, premiums, etc. it’s a pretty big amount already!

About the Writer

Hey, I’m Lyza! I once was a person who just imagined going to places “one day” but decided to pursue my dreams. My first travel abroad was in Japan, solo, last 2018, and I fell in love with the experience. I aim to visit 10 countries before turning 30 and 2 new places in the Philippines every year. Besides traveling, I love organizing trips, taking pictures, reading, and making new friends. Follow my adventures through my Instagram.

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