Physical fitness and appearance are key aspects of becoming a cabin crew member. Airlines have specific requirements to ensure candidates can handle the job's responsibilities effectively. Below are the detailed physical requirements:
1. Height and Weight
- Height: Female candidates must have a minimum height of 155 cm, and male candidates must be at least 170 cm tall.
- Weight: The weight should be proportionate to height as per the Body Mass Index (BMI) standards.
2. Vision Standards
- Eyesight: Candidates must have clear vision, with or without corrective measures like spectacles or contact lenses.
- No Color Blindness: Candidates must not have color blindness, as distinguishing colors is crucial for safety procedures.
3. Physical Fitness
- Stamina: Cabin crew members must have good stamina to handle long flights and irregular schedules.
- Medical Fitness: A medical fitness certificate is mandatory to ensure the candidate is free from any chronic illnesses or physical disabilities.
4. Personal Appearance
- Grooming: A well-groomed appearance, neat hairstyle, and clear skin are essential.
- No Visible Marks: Tattoos, scars, or birthmarks should not be visible when in uniform.
5. Role of AME CET in Admission
- Guidance on Physical Standards: AME CET provides detailed information about physical requirements for admission to top cabin crew training institutes.
- Scholarship and Admissions: By qualifying for AME CET, students can secure scholarships and admission to the best institutes, ensuring they meet physical and training standards.
