To become a cabin crew member, most airlines require you to have completed 10+2 (high school) from a recognized board. A degree in hospitality, aviation, or travel management is an added advantage. Airlines often set age limits (18–27 years) and height requirements (around 155 cm for females and 170 cm for males, depending on the airline).

Yes, proficiency in English is essential because it’s the global language of aviation. We provide spoken English and communication skills training to help aspirants build confidence.

Each level is for 42 hours spanning over a month.

Yes! Our training is specifically designed to equip you with the skills and confidence needed to excel in IndiGo cabin crew interviews and secure your dream job.

Cabin crew candidates must:

• Have good eyesight (6/6, corrected vision allowed)

• Be physically fit with no history of major medical conditions

• Have clear speech and hearing ability

• Not have visible tattoos or scars while in uniform

• Maintain a healthy BMI (Body Mass Index)

The advisor will assess your current proficiency level and confirm the course accordingly. You will get access to the Ai-tool within 24 hours and will be updated on the batch start date.

By the end of the course, you would have improved your aviation-specific English skills, enhancing your ability to communicate effectively in professional aviation settings.

We are proud of our 100% success rate, with numerous students successfully landing their dream jobs as IndiGo cabin crew members.