Aero K, Hiring New Flight Attendants... Application Deadline Until the 31st of This Month
[Asia Economy Reporter Dongwoo Lee] Aero K, based at Cheongju International Airport, announced on the 26th that it is recruiting new cabin crew members.
Aero K explained that there are no restrictions on educational background, age, or appearance during the recruitment process, and that photo submission is prohibited in the document screening stage. They plan to conduct the first evaluation based on minimal requirements such as foreign language skills and external activities.
The self-introduction section excludes questions about the motivation for applying as a crew member and aspirations after joining, instead including questions that allow applicants to express their individuality.
Applications will be accepted until the 31st, and detailed information can be found on the Aero K recruitment website.
Meanwhile, the recruitment campaign released along with the job announcement received favorable reviews for breaking away from the perception of cabin crew as simple service workers and emphasizing their role as safety personnel.
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Kang Byungho, CEO of Aero K, said, “This recruitment campaign aims to break the prejudice against the traditional image of airline cabin crew and convey the sense of mission and the weight of responsibility for passenger safety.”
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