Emirates to recruit cabin crew in Spain in August

Emirates is looking for candidates to join its multinational team of cabin crew. The Dubai-based company will hold several open days throughout the month of August to recruit cabin crew in five Spanish cities: Madrid, Malaga, Barcelona, ​​Valencia and Santander.

The company is looking for people who are passionate about delivering simple, personalised and impeccable hospitality, while creating memorable moments for customers. With safety being one of Emirates’ top priorities, the ideal candidate will lead with confidence and take control when it comes to managing aircraft services and safety procedures. All Emirates crew will receive a world-class learning experience at the airline’s state-of-the-art facilities in Dubai.

Applicants wishing to kick-start their careers can come to the appointment with an up-to-date curriculum vitae (CV) in English and a recent photograph. Those who have not submitted their application online can do so without an appointment at the open day in the cities mentioned above.

Emirates’ global cabin crew team represents 160 nationalities reflecting its amalgamation of customers and international operations in over 130 cities across all continents, operating a modern fleet of over 200 wide-body aircraft. The airline is the world’s largest operator of Boeing 777 and Airbus A380 aircraft.

Emirates offers candidates outstanding career opportunities, with excellent training facilities and a wide range of development programmes for its employees. All Emirates cabin crew are based in Dubai and enjoy an attractive employment package that includes a range of benefits such as a tax-free salary, free company-provided accommodation, free transport to and from work, medical cover and exclusive discounts on shopping and leisure activities in Dubai. Emirates’ growing global network offers many travel options across all continents. Emirates cabin crew enjoy travel benefits on favourable terms for themselves, their families and friends to all destinations the airline flies to.