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Updated Jan 22, 2026
Requirements to become a flight attendant, from customer service experience to FAA certification and airline training, plus 9% projected job growth and a $67,130 median salary.

Updated Jul 17, 2026
Flight attendant pay and hiring in 2026, from the $32,704 base and $59,050 BLS median to AI video interviews, VR assessments, and the 4 to 8 week training academies major airlines require.

Updated Oct 17, 2026
Most resumes need five main sections: contact details, a summary or objective, work experience, skills and education. Add optional sections such as certifications or awards when they show you fit the job, and if you're short on work experience, let school, part-time jobs, volunteering and projects fill the page. Leave off references, a photo, your date of birth, salary history and anything else that doesn't help an employer judge your work.

Updated Oct 17, 2026
Before you write, pull together your job dates, results, education and the posting for the job you want. Fill in your contact details, work history, education and skills in that order, building each bullet from an action verb and a result. Write the summary last, even though it goes at the top, then tailor the resume to the job and proofread it before you apply. The same steps work for a first resume, with school, volunteering and part-time work counting as experience.