GET THE WORKBOOK THAT WILL HELP YOU TURN YOUR FLIGHT ATTENDANT DREAMS INTO REALITY

The Flight Attendant Career Connection Interview Workbook

✈️ What would you do if a passenger complains about a crying baby nearby?

✈️ Tell me about a time you saw a co-worker do something unethical?

✈️ What would be the title of a book written about your life?

✈️ Why do you want to be a flight attendant for XYZ Airlines?

When you read these questions did they cause a little anxiety at the thought of answering them? If you said Yes, then you are not alone! But you can take a deep breath, because I got you. The FACC Interview Workbook Bundle will teach you how to craft authentic and effective interview answers.

The biggest part of securing an invitation to flight attendant training is having the skills to successfully interview.

Alright, you’re probably, like, “Duh. I know interviewing is important.”

Ok, true, but really think about the interview process to become a flight attendant. It is several layers of interview.

Different styles of interview.  Different types of interviews.

You’ll interview:
on camera
on the phone
face to face
in front of a room of applicants
while performing a group activity
and numerous other ways

Having the SKILLS to navigate every questions is what the FACC Interview Workbook is all about. The workbook bundle is an instant digital download and available for $30. Here's what you get:

• The newly updated FACC Interview workbook with over 35 interview questions

• Training and instruction on the four types of questions you will be asked during your interview including STAR Format, Personality, On-Board Situational, and Tell Me What You Think questions

• Advice and prompts to help you create the best answer that fully and uniquely represents you

• A full copy of my Amazon bestseller, Looking Skyward: Turn Your Flight Attendant Dreams into Reality

• The brand new guide “How to Ace the Video Interview” (only available as a bonus with the workbook)

• A list of over 100 airport city codes for you to begin studying. (Most airlines will test you on city codes on day one of training)

• A special Video Interview checklist