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Eurowings Europe is looking for flight attendants

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Eurowings Europe is looking for flight attendants - Airlines publisher
Tatjana Obrazcova
Country: Germany Aircraft: Airplanes

Austria-based Eurowings Europe, which is part of the new Eurowings, published job postings for flight attendants with and without work experience.

From the start of flight operations in Vienna in March 2016, the company will initially have a need for the recruitment of approximately 18 new flight attendants and six experienced flight attendants per month. Eurowings Europe offers attractive career opportunities and a pay that is in line with market levels.

The company is looking for women and men who are strongly customer-service oriented and who want to shape the future of aviation in Europe. Successful candidates can expect a position on board the Airbus A320 family. With a rapid expansion of flight operations, the new Eurowings will be number three in European point-to-point traffic.

Interested applicants can find more information on the Eurowings Europe career page: www.aircrew-service.de

They can also apply directly online. The position is initially limited to two years.

Interested candidates can find other interesting career prospects as a flight attendant with other Lufthansa Group airlines at different locations at: www.be-lufthansa.com





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