Is the height requirement for flight attendants very strict? Can I just pass the test if I am 1.58?

With a height of 1.60 meters, there is hope of becoming a flight attendant. Recently, many of the 50 students sent by Dalian Ganjingzi Flight Attendant Training School to Beijing for further training were just over 1.60 meters tall. Gong Guifeng, the principal of the school, said that in the past, it was almost impossible for students under 1.64 meters to become stewardesses. However, the huge demand for aviation service personnel in the current and future market allows this group of students to realize their dreams. "According to the predictions of the International Air Transport Association, China is considered to be the country with the fastest development and the greatest development potential in the civil aviation industry. In the next 20 years, China will need 2,400 new aircraft and become the world's second largest aviation market. Now domestic civil aviation vocational schools With only five schools, graduates can only meet one-third of the market demand." Gong Guifeng said that there are 20,000 national civil aviation talents graduating this year, while the national demand is 40,000.

The hardware requirements for recruiting international flight attendants are much looser than those for domestic flight attendants. "The Municipal Talent Center introduced that foreign airlines require flight attendants to be 21 to 26 years old, unmarried, 160 to 172 centimeters tall, and have a college degree or above. The recruitment conditions can be relaxed for particularly outstanding candidates. Compared with domestic airlines, foreign airlines require height The requirements are 3 centimeters lower than that of domestic airlines. Although the height is reduced, because the luggage rack in the aircraft cabin has a certain height, if the flight attendant stands on tiptoe and reaches a height of less than 2.12 meters, it will be impossible to become a flight attendant.

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