A Day in the Life of a Delta Flight Attendant
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Being a Delta Flight Attendant is a rewarding career that will connect you to people and places across the globe. Hear from our Flight Attendants as they share what a day in the life of their career is like.
I flew for Delta as flight attendant for 45 years. I was based in DTW commuted from PHX. I've been based in SEA, LA, SEA, HNL. Had a great career retiring in 2018.
Oh the stories you could tell!! I can only imagine what an amazing career you had!
@Deborah Martin,
Congratulations on a great career!
Do you have any tips for aspiring Delta flight attendants?
I am interested in becoming a flight attendant for Delta. How can I get in contact with someone?
Praying and sending good vibes for all those who want to fly whether it’s at Delta or another carrier! Best job I’ve ever had! Blessed to work at my airline and excited for the years to come! ✈️✈️✈️
I just got offered the f2f interview in Atlanta! I’m so excited to be flying with delta and I pray I get offended a cjo
@@bre7931 good luck!!!!
Cara I'm a inspired looking to be soon flight attendant but im not bilingual and it seems that is a requirement could u help me
i have a virtual interview may10th crossing my fingers hope to get the job
@@bre7931 how did it go?
I love that delta let them be as honest as possible !! it helps future applicants truly understand what it takes to have this job !
I switched to Delta this year after flying with majority of US carriers. I've really enjoyed seeing how much happier the flight crew are. Y'all are killing it.
No mandatory Covid vaccine.
Good for DELTA.
They won't be struggling and canceling as many flights this Holiday season as other airlines will.
@@747heavyboeing3 this didn’t age well
Hey can you please tell me do they conduct interviews in different country? Are flight attended allowed wear lens?
I am a Flight Attendant and I'll love to be A Delta Flight Attendant too.
@@ayeshawahid2661Delta only on conducts interviews in Atlanta. One must have the legal right to work in the U.S.
The first video I see went I opened the app, it’s a sign form the universe, Hopping to get a call back for my F2F 🙏🏾👌🏾🤲🏾 (UPDATE) got TBNT from Delta for my French LOD, But get a CJO at AA, This is one family regardless see ya'll in the air💕💕,
Me too 😎
Best of luck to you ✈️
Good luck!!! Exciting 😃
Best of luck me too 😀
I put in an application too! Best of luck, everyone!
I have been a nurse for over 20 years and I am wanting to become a Delta flight Attendant. I am really impressed with the Delta community.
My uncle works as a flight attendant at delta, and it is very difficult but it’s worth it because he has got to see a lot of beautiful states and continents during his flights.
Delta is the best employer hands down! They expect the best from their employees and treat them accordingly!
I love Delta! I currently work for 9E but getting to represent such a great company is an honor! :)
There customer service is Awful.
@@travisjackson3173 delta’s?
Lori sweetheart, I guess your comment is for “crew only”. The general public has no clue who ‘9E’ is, Lol 😂 Cracks me up when I see these code phrases on flight attendant threads they post. From a former FA who’s had 3 CJO’s from 2 legacy carriers & 1 LCC spanning 15 years, 🤣🤣🤣… Best career ever!!!
@@sandrajohnson203 LOL I get so concerned with the social media policy of what we’re allowed to share! I am no longer with them though, I’m with WN now since you know the terminology hehe🥰
@@sandrajohnson203
Which company was your favorite?
Love this series! I wish other US mainline carriers would do the same thing.
Me too!
A perfect example of why Delta is so successful. ❤
My favorite airline. Base on my experience customer service is the best. The knowledge of their agent of each situation is always in top. Comparing to other airline agent or customer service.
Jennifer is so polished👏🏼 Great video Delta!
The way he looks at her is so inspiring!
yes, hes cute!
I've been flying for five years with Air Belgium and Emirates Airline. Yesterday I applied for the cabin crew position based in Atlanta, Dutch speaking. I really hope my application will be considered! It's the best job in the world ♥️✈️
I am applying tomorrow. Keeping my fingers crossed.
Wow I have to say after flying international 3 times in the past year and a half Delta is absolutely amazing! My original flight (on a different carrier) was changed rearranged and canceled so I bought a ticket with Delta!
Craig,
What did you enjoy most about flying on Delta?
Great video! I love the transparency. I applied about a month ago and have been waiting patiently. I hope to get the call. I'm ready to climb!
I kindly pray that you get called up.....
Please how do I apply??
@@traceyzuby I went to the Delta's Career Page. Unfortunately, they never called me but, I am happy to announce I am now 3 months in as a FA with a different airline and I enjoy every bit! Good Luck to you and dont give up!
This was definitely inspirational
I am a British Worldwide flight attendant (17 years seniority) and I would love to fly for an American Airline such as Delta it seems like a wonderful company to work for.
why american over british?
Good luck to all that applied. Keep thinking positive !
Thank you
I love what they said about customer service. In all my roles that's been the biggest thing for me.
Praying for a great career change.
Ughh l was sooo happy to see this video, l been wanting to become a flight attendant soo bad since l was 15, now l’m 17, l already know a lot of stuff related to the job believe it or not to the point where l feel like l could work any flight anywhere 🤣, can’t wait 😖！！！！！
I’m also 17, and have been researching for so long.. the awful thing is they only accept 21+, do you know what you’ll be doing through ur age 18-20???
@@wendyzarate4764 there are some us airlines that hire flight attendant at the age of 20, so you should definitely start looking into that, meanwhile l be getting my costumer service hours which they require and learning new languages like Portugues and Italian as my 3erd language.
I like the various cabin crews who actually do RUclips videos on their routes. However, I think the key question I have in mind at this point after watching the video is the regret you don't see a FSM actually with them on describing how their lives are like and how important they are in the airport and system management operations. I want to hear their point of view someday.
Martin Theiss,
Interesting.
I used to fly as a passenger with Delta for over ten years with IBM. I loved the Delta staff, from beginning to end, earned the miles to become a million miler, and now I want to work for Delta !!!
Debra Gilbreath,
Fascinating!
I'm here ! I'm deeply honnored aplying....my dream will come true thank you so much Delta Airlines! I will pass at interview its coming The amazing day....🌍🌏🌎💙✈🫁🧠🫀💃🏻🧎🏼♀️😇
This is so helpful for the process! Thank you so much for sharing your experiences.
Was a flight attendant for Singapore Airlines in 2010-2015. Really hard to relate to their arrangements Coz ours are super simple. We're all based in Singapore. Period. Lol. But we're badly affected by covid19 as we have no domestic market that US have.
An Impressive talk about the day in the life of a flight attendant.👨✈️ 👩✈️👨✈️✈️🛩 I wonder if Delta does their first talk show. 😀
Flight ATTENDANTS NEED TO BE MORE RESPECTED. & NEED TO GET PAID ALOT MORE.
they do there best to make each flight go smoothly & they are kind.
DELTA IS MY Favorite airline I would have loved to become a flight attendant in my younger years but it never happened I’m 60 years old
You can still do it!
You can still do it!!!!!
I’ve been in law enforcement for 10 years and have been looking for a way out and have been entertaining the idea of doing a complete career change. And this video pops up 🤔.
Interesting to hear from the people I interact with as I fly for work. We're flying to client sites more nowadays as Covid becomes liveable.
l love delta airlines l did the live video interview am currently waiting for the results l can't wait to work with them
Did you get the job
Delta is the greatest airline in the world!
My dream job is to be a flight attendant even though I’m only 16 I actually know a lot of stuff about almost every commercial airliner and existence including how to arm and disarm most cabinet doors and emergency exits on planes
This is very nice video of your airline. Many things are correct about the life that bring a Flight Attendant brings to
you. Having myself been a Flight Attendant then going into our Leadership Program to pass and promoted to a Purser Flight Attendant at my former airline was a very nice part if my life. Thank you for sharing your employees from another great USA airline.
L. Mays,
What's the best part of being a purser?
@@johndoe9362 One of the best aspects about being a Purser is letting your fellow Flights Attendants know that you are going to work with them. And in that same moment "they", my fellow Flight Attendants are the most important in creating a "great team" for the flights! Back when we were flying the 747-400s and I found myself having to lead a team of 14 to 16 coworkers, F/As, who some were senior to me and others were junior to me in seniority, but I always let them know that they, they, were the most important concern to me as a" team" first off in our initial briefings!!! Secondly, I would let my colleagues know that they, they were giving or utilizing the best of their skills and tools to the passengers!!! I had continued to always use those abilities when working with a team of Flight Attendants on the 777s back to the smaller in aircraft size to the 737s. It is letting your colleagues are the "best team" to work with!!!!
@@LMays-cu2hp
Thank you for your response!
@@johndoe9362 You are welcome. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year's.
@@LMays-cu2hp
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you too!
Delta Proud!
I know exactly what you're talking about I just got hired at Delta I am super super super happy I am based out of New York but I live in LA first week of training was amazing I just commuted back to LA so I'm home for a day I'll fly out tomorrow back to New York
Do you know how the parking passes work for NYC since there are multiple airports?
So you have to pay to get from LA to NY? Did I understand that correctly?
Also, congrats!!!
Just curious if you're still based in NYC, or did you transfer to LAX?
What's the difference between based and commuting?
Love it as always!
I hope I join Delta as a flight attendant. For I want to ensure everyone is safe and have a great flight experience
This is my dream job rn, asking for manifestation prayers lol🤞🏾
This job is not for everyone. When I was young until in my late 30's I always wanted to be a FA, but after that, I worked in hotels/Front Desk most of my life and still do.... the stories some Flight Attendants used to tell me, were unbelievable. I changed my mind completely about becoming one. First, you're stuck on the plane with passengers (some aren't that nice) until you reach your destination, then there is the turbulence, then you're always packing up, traveling from one place to another.....you'll hardly see your family, then you can only work 80 hours a month, which comes under the category of a part time job, really, so you have to have another job to make ends meet. Nowadays, it's even worse for Flight Attendants to deal with the public. they're being attacked by passenger left and right..... I work at the Front Desk, and deal with angry guests every day (on the ground), imagine, if it's in the air....there is no where to go....at least, at the hotel, you can walk away, but on the plane....you're stuck. I have a great deal of customer service and I speak 5 languages, I would love to be one, but now, I'm comfortable working for a five-star hotel since early 90's and I love it. I would've been a great Flight Attendant but in life, its' not always what we want, we get...we usually get what we don't want...
I’m a flight attendant for delta and only working 80 hours is not true, I worked 100 hours this month. It has its up and downs but the good definitely outweighs bad.
It’s not true. As others have mentioned, depending on the airline you work for, you are capped at 120 hours or so, except Delta. They have no limit. Our job is not like a 9-5 job where you work 160 hours a month. When they say you can’t work more than x amount of hours, they’re referring to flight hours, but this job is hardly part time. The way our pay structure works is different, yet you can make a livable wage. A lot of flight attendants do have something on the side, but it’s up to the person. I work full time with my airline, and I find I don’t need to work on the side. With time your pay increases and it makes a huge difference! But again, it’s not like how when you go work a regular job. We get paid differently to other professions.
Yes, this is a lifestyle, it’s not a job. You travel for work, you live out of your suitcase. Some layovers are short, others are long. If you’re not the adventurous type, this isn’t for you. Honestly, this isn’t a career for everyone. People think it’s cool to travel, and it is. I personally LOVE my job. My bad pax stories just make it fun for me. I always have something to tell people when they ask me. But it is work, you have to love travel for real, you really have to enjoy working with people. If not, you’re going to be very miserable and lonely.
@@ntmn8444I just applied for FA. Hope I get it. I love traveling and ppl!
@@cecilalee4464
Can you easily drop all your trips for the month if you desire?
Or is it difficult to drop all (or at least, most) of your trips in a given month?
@@mr.international23So did you get it?
This video has some weird vibes. They have zero personalities and the answers are strange. She likes delta because she has half the month off, every place offers that. Every airline has their own culture I guess
isn't delta one of the last carrier in the US to have a flight attendant's union? and aren't the working conditions for those flight attendants so bad that those flight attendants are currently trying to unionize? and aren't delta execs trying vary hard to stop them? who are you going to trust the video from the corporate youtube channel, or interviews from real flight attendants?
One for the airplane mechanics??!
so excited i have a Live VI with you guys!
how did it go
Just applied 😁 I’m hoping the best
Update: didn’t get hired, Welp I definitely wasn’t that 1% 😂
@@IamnatalieroseI heard it’s harder than getting into Harvard 😂 I’m
In the process we will see
hope to pass the interview may10th and work for you guys
Do they conduct interviews in other countries or u have travel to US to give interview? Please reply
Did you pass?
Any tips for pending applicants to move forward in the process? 🤞🏽✨
Very informative information, and now I subscribe!! 🥳🤩 I love travel the world 🌎 Hi major-Delta airlines!!
Meh. I thought this was going to be an actual day with a flight attendant not a sit down and play 20 questions.
I love Delta
Seems complicated unlike with Emirates Airlines where cabin crew are all based in Dubai, The United Arab Emirates
I applied a little over a month ago, but I haven’t heard anything back. How long does the process take??
Did you receive a confirmation email that you applied? And did you receive an invitation to do the Assessment?
Check your spam for the assessment but it’s different for everyone. Some people hear back sooner than others and it can be months sometimes for the entire process. So keep checking your email, be patient and good luck
@@XjtBA I took and completed the assessment.
@@echoreyes6237 then unless you got a tbnt email, (thanks but no thanks), you are still in the running 😊
@@echoreyes6237 they sent an update that said we’ll hear from them in a couple weeks. I wondered the same thing until I got that notification.
Count me in :) I used to fly for Qatar Airways
Great video 👍👌👏😊
The ONLY FA who spoke the TRUTH was the African American female! They needed to be more real about management being supportive...NOT! Also, RESERVE needed to be discussed.
Management at Delta is NOT supportive. PERIOD>
They don’t have reserve, tho. 6 a-days is hardly reserve.
These Delta flight attendants who are based in JFK and ATL they are sometimes flying to the southern hemisphere.
Home of a Delta hub in Seattle near PDX gang!!
So we get 3 days off every week or how does this work? Do flight attendants get a certain amount of hours a week or a minimum? What about the flight time. That’s the type of information we are seeking.
So cool
This is nice!
Delta ❤️❤️❤️
Am from Uganda and I have passion for cabin crew but the finances are currently unavailable are there possibilities for a scholarship because if granted I would be really greatfull
Do you get to pick where you want your main base to be?
Interesting enough, but when I visit the USA, in terms of 'seeing the country' to which one of these Delta staff referred, I always travel on Amtrak, the government-owned national rail operator. Nothing better than enjoying the trip in a sleeper, having meals in the dining car, relaxing in the lounge car on the upper deck and seeing small-town North America glide by. So much more interesting than from an aluminium tin can, necessary as they can be to travel between nations.
And when on any form of public transport, we are 'passengers' not that horrid word 'customers'.
An Amtrak sleeper is expensive, time consuming, and has difficulty keeping on schedule. If you are retired and have time, Amtrak seems an enjoyable means of travel. If you are traveling JFK to LAX for a long weekend or a business meeting, you need to fly.
Cool
You have cool job
Delta airline allow cabin crew ( flight attended )lens or glasses ?
I like plane thay are nice people on that work were nice
I would like to work for Delta but does not know any info about airline because in Croatia there is no one to ask, and I am 19, so sad about that I would really like to be flight attendant
Delta keep 757 plz
Just got my date for f2f. Any former DL or current FA have any helpful tips. Please comment I’m so nervous 😩
Did you get it?
@@moniquepeterson2455 yes I did 🥹🥹🥹
😍😍😍😍😍
Delta = Good
Airplane = Cool
5 year old me when I found out Delta flew airplanes and didn’t just make biscoff cookies:
:O
Wow. Transparency is one thing but “Commuting isnt ideal”, Missing birthdays, Loneliness….Really selling that job. No wonder service is so bad on us airlines
sounds like a very intense job
It is.
Delta iam about to apply so please Hire me 🥰🙏. Iam with the operation that is 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365.3 days a year, trust me i work in a hospital and yes we miss Bdays and are on the job on holidays.
In Asia flight attendants must meet certain weight requirements.
By law that’s not allowed here in the US, which is what people don’t understand. But you do have to fit in the jumpseat.
Is there an age limit?
I've asked some flight attendants I know and they just said there is no age limit. You just have to be 21 and up! But obviously you have to be 21 to apply.
I wish could get msp base ..
Good interview, but I don't understand why they would interview newer flight attendants?!
Because they’re the ones who know what the experience will be like for someone coming brand new. I speak from experience. I work as a FA, and most senior people have absolutely NO idea what it’s like for juniors. My company has straight reserve, for example, and my senior friends would tell me to drop all my reserves to go live in Cancun for a month with them chilling at the beach. This was when I first started out. Not realistic. We can’t drop reserve days at my company. But they don’t know that because the last time they were reserve was 20+years ago. Their experience is just so different from juniors. In these legacy airlines, I know a few senior pilots and FAs who aren’t even flying. They don’t know what the situation is really like first hand right now. All in all, It’s definitely better to hear from newer FAs.
@@ntmn8444 well, that's odd since all flight attendants have been junior at some point! And yes, I am one. #31years
And I will add that junior flight attendants don't know what we went through when we were junior. It's all part of the process.
Where can I apply for this job?
On their website.
@@jmsm4691 r they hiring now?
@@Iamchasidish Wait till next year
@@Iamchasidish they opened their application on August 30 and it is now closed. But they are open for different foreign languages.
@@XjtBA I know yiddish do you think they need it?
Whats the starting salary ?
One for mechanic
I WAS married to a flight attendant. Says it all.
Is there a height requirement for Delta Flight Attendants?
FAA requires between 5 and 6 feet tall
@@EmanuelJenner Thanks (:
It’s a reach test
Wow Tnx bro good business ok thanks brother good ok thanks Dalta brother good
Winkle if you were abducted
They sure have been BRAIN Washed .
A Day in the Life of a Delta Flight Attendant
A Day in the Life of a Delta Flight Attendant
Their average pay is about 200 a day, right
flight attendants the coworkers career social time family live world feeling life to the new social the place hotel sleeping
Flight attendants are waitresses in the air. I just flew delta to and from greece, they were cold and almost never smile. Sorry. This is the impression I got
Jennifer rambles on so much. She should try talking a little less and allow the other two to speak.