Also get as much experience dealing with the public as possible, and keep a good, clean work record, with as few missed days, etc, as you can.

If you don’t have a job dealing with the public already you might consider volunteering somewhere that you can gain more of this skill…not to mention volunteering looks good on any resume, and makes you feel good too! 🙂

Check out the link provided below, if it is not something you have seen before I think you will find it interesting.

Good luck to you! Happy Flying! 🙂

You might not want to be a flight attendant forever. Their schedule is difficult, especially for people who have children. You may consider majoring in something that you can pursue as a career after you are a flight attendant.

It sounds like you have a real passion for this profession and I wish you the best of luck!

P.S. I do know that language skills are a must if you would like to be placed on international flights!