Air Hostess (Cabin Crew) Course in Vadodara – Fees, Eligibility & Jobs

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    Air Hostess (Cabin Crew) Course After 12th | Vadodara

    Start your cabin crew career with Wings Institute, Vadodara—Gujarat’s oldest & largest aviation and hospitality institute—featuring an in-house Airbus A330 mock aircraft, grooming studios, and job-search assistance. Learn customer service, safety, first aid, and interview skills aligned to Indian airline hiring standards.

    Why Wings (fast facts)

    • Real aircraft training: In-house Airbus A330 (24-seat business class) mock for safety and service drills.

    • Hospitality ecosystem: Fine-dine restaurant mock, commercial kitchen, spa & gym—gain five-star grooming and service discipline.

    • Proven outcomes: Alumni placed with IndiGo, Vistara, Qatar Airways, Air India and top hotels; see live gallery on our Placements page.

    Practical labs & facilities

    Train inside a full-scale Airbus A330 mockup, practice five-star service in the fine-dine restaurant lab, and refine grooming with pro-grade make-up stations, spa, gym and yoga—all in campus.

    Admissions & placement support

    • Step 1: Counseling & profile review for scholarship

    • Step 2: Admission & orientation

    • Step 3: Training, labs, mock interviews

    • Step 4: Job-search help (interview prep, resume, referrals)

    • Note: 100% job-search assistance; no job guarantees are made at Wings Institute, Vadodara.

    Admissions 2025 open in Vadodara.

    Scholarship Eligibility Check This Week
    1. Eligibility

    • Age: 18–26 years (Requirements vary by airline.)

    • Height: Female 157 cm+ | Male 170 cm+ (Requirements vary by airline.)

    • Weight: Proportionate to height (BMI check)

    • Languages: Fluency in English & Hindi.

    • Eyesight: Normal / Corrected with lenses

    • Education: 10+2 (Class 12) from a recognized board

    • Appearance/health: Well-groomed; no visible tattoos in uniform; medically fit as per airline policy (some require medical fitness certificates).

    (Updated: August 2025)

    2. Career Path

    • Cabin Crew (with Domestic and International Airlines)

    • In-flight Services

    • Airport Ground Staff

    • Guest Relations in 5-star hotels

    • Travel and Tourism Expert
    3. Fees & Duration

    • Duration: 6 – 12 months

    • Fees: ₹80,000–₹1.6 Lakhs (Installments available)

      • (Use these as guidance; request current Wings fees and EMI options from our counselor)
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    • 12-Month Professional Certificate (Five-in-One Course Advantage)
      Air Hostess + Airport Management + Travel & Tourism + Air Ticketing + Hotel Management
      Schedule: Part-time, Mon–Fri, 4 hours/day.

      6-Month Professional Certificate (Three-in-One)
      Air Hostess + Airport Management + Customer Service
      Schedule: Part-time, Mon–Fri, 4 hours/day.

    4. Career outcomes & salary (India)

    Roles: Cabin Crew/Flight Attendant, In-flight Services, Guest Relations (airlines & luxury hospitality).

    Fresher salary: commonly ₹25,000–₹40,000/month base + allowances; some carriers publish higher fresher packages (context: role, base, allowances).

    Mid/senior can reach ₹55,000–₹60,000+ monthly. Use ranges for guidance only.

    5. What you’ll learn (syllabus highlights)

    • Cabin safety & emergency procedures (drills in A330 mock), Basic first aid, evacuation & equipment

    • Service excellence: announcements, meal service, conflict resolution, premium-cabin etiquette.

    • Grooming & image, aviation English & soft skills, customer experience metrics.

    • Airport & airline operations basics: check-in, security awareness, ramp overview, baggage claims and aviation security (AVSEC).

    • Interview & GD prep: HR rounds, group tasks, airline documentation, mock interviews.

    FAQs - Frequently Asked Questions

    Q1. Can I join after 12th?
    Yes. Most domestic and international airlines accept 10+2 (any stream), with language proficiency in English and Hindi. If you are appearing for the 12th or have failed the 12th and planning to reappear, you can join.12th from a recognized open school is accepted.

    Q2. What is the minimum height and BMI?
    Many Indian job posts indicate Female ≥155 cm, Male ≥170 cm, with BMI proportionate (e.g., BMI 18–22 female / 18–25 male at some carriers). Always check the airline’s live listing.

    Q3. What is the age limit for freshers?
    Frequently 18–27; whereas experienced cabin crew limits may be higher.

    Q4. Are men eligible, or only women?
    Both women and men work as cabin crew in India and abroad; eligibility varies by each airline’s job post. (Wings Institute enrolls “young girls and boys 18+” for its Air Hostess/Cabin Crew course.) Always follow the specific airline ad at the time you apply.

    Q5. What about eyesight, glasses/contacts, and medicals?
    Airlines conduct pre-employment medicals (vision, hearing, general fitness). Corrected vision with contact lenses is commonly acceptable, but policies vary by airline; you’ll get exact standards in the selection/medical stage.

    Q6. Are dental braces allowed?
    Dental braces are not allowed. Some airlines may permit only clear/invisible aligners—check the current job ad. If you wear metal braces, complete treatment before interviews.

    Q7. Are tattoos allowed?
    No visible tattoos are allowed while in uniform.

    Q8. Will Wings Institute guarantee me a job?
    Wings provides “100% Job Search Help & Assistance” (resume/interview prep, employer connects) but does not guarantee placement—final selection is the airline’s decision. That’s standard across the industry.

    Q9. Do I need a DGCA “license” to fly as a cabin crew?
    No, you don’t need a DGCA license to fly as a cabin crew; like pilots.

    Q10. Do I need a Degree to fly as cabin crew?
    No, you need only 12th Pass certificate (any stream) from a recognized board.

    Q11. Is Wings Institute certificate valid worldwide?
    Yes—The Wings Institute Certificate is a recognized vocational qualification in India and is highly valued by airlines, airports, hotels, and hospitality employers because of the institute’s strong industry-aligned training and placement record. It is accepted by many international employers who hire based on skills, practical training, and interview performance. For global roles (such as working abroad in aviation or hospitality), your Wings certification strengthens your resume.

    Q12. What does the airline selection process look like?
    Common stages: application → document/grooming/BMI & height checks → group/communication/JAM or GD rounds → HR interview → medicals/background. Exact rounds differ by airline and event.

    Q13. Will I have to relocate?
    Often, yes. Airlines assign bases per operational need.

    Q14. How do I apply and what are the next steps?
    Click here on Contact us button; the counselor will confirm fit, schedule, scholarship eligibility, and the current fee structure.

    Disclaimer: Wings Institute does not make any implicit promises or does not give any guarantee for any placement or jobs. Students are paid salaries according to their abilities.

    *Please consult your counselor for the list of deliverables for each course type. The materials may vary as per the course duration and fee.

    Why is Wings Institute better than other academies?

    • Because we train you the way airlines hire—not the way institutes lecture. Most academies list subjects; we design everything backward from real Indian airline interviews and cabin-service drills.
    • Real aircraft practice, not stage props. Our campus has an Airbus A330 mock cabin for meal cart familiarization, aisle service choreography, safety equipment and briefings, PA practice, and emergency role-plays. That means your first “trolley run,” safety demo, and conflict-de-escalation don’t happen on interview day—they’ve already happened here, repeatedly.
    • Hospitality ecosystem under one roof. Airlines hire for service excellence. You practice in fine-dine restaurant labs, a commercial kitchen & bakery, and dedicated grooming stations, spa, and fitness areas. Service standards, plate setting, tray handling, posture, speed, and hygiene become your muscle memory.
    • A curriculum built for outcomes, not hours. Instead of long generic theory blocks, we use competency units (safety, service, communication, grooming, aviation English).
    • Interview mapping you can feel. Weekly mock GDs and HR rounds recreate IndiGo/Vistara/Air India style patterns (body language, smile discipline, answer frameworks, airline forms). You’ll leave with a portfolio of scored mocks and coach notes—so you improve fast instead of guessing.
    • Placement help that respects the truth. We promise 100% job-search assistance, not job guarantees. What you actually get: résumé building tailored to airline ATS terms, grooming audits before interviews, alumni Q&As, targeted referrals when your profile matches, and a calendar of upcoming drives.
    • Two study paths that match real life. Choose 6-month (focused entry) or 12-month (multi-discipline: Air Hostess + Airport + Travel & Tourism + Air Ticketing + Hotel basics). Both run Mon–Fri, ~4 hours/day, so you can balance study and part-time work without burning out.
    • Facilities you can verify; outcomes you can see. We encourage you to tour the labs, go through the materials, and check alumni stories—airlines and hotels are named, roles are listed. If an institute won’t let you observe their institute or deliverables  or verify placements, that’s your first red flag.
    • Transparent counselling. We assess eligibility (age/height/BMI/eyesight, language, posture) upfront, suggest the right path (cabin crew vs. ground staff vs. hospitality) if you’re on the edge, and give a clear fee breakup with EMI options with scholarship eligibility check before you enroll. No surprises later.
    • Bottom line: Wings is better if you want evidence-based training, measurable progress, and interview-ready performance. Come for a campus tour, watch a live drill in the A330 mock, and judge with your own eyes.