SAS LINK hires cabin crew with and without EASA Attestation
SAS Link is recruiting cabin crew for 3 bases: Oslo, Stockholm and Copenhaga. You don’t need attestation in order to apply: https://jobs.aapaviation.com/job/sas-cabin-crew-stockholm-2024-2025/ . Next year the company will add six more aircrafts to its fleet of Embraer 195. The company offers:
- both permanent positions and employment in 80%, competitive conditions
- training (with accommodation provided only during the training)
- international flights with layovers.
Requirements:
- Minimum 18 years old
- Height between 160 cm-190 cm
- Completed education to a minimum level of high school or equivalent level
- A minimum of 2-years work experience, sales experience is an advantage
- Excellent English skills
- Good physical and mental health, as well as good vision (+/- 0.7 with or without corrections). Can be health approved for certification including drug and alcohol testing.
- Strong swimming skills
- Able to comply with uniform regulations (small tattoos are accepted and wearing sport shoes)
- Valid EU passport allowing free travel worldwide
- You must be able to present clean criminal record (all countries resided) and willing to undergo a personal 5-years background check at the time of employment.
- For experienced crew: valid EASA attestation (flown minimum 12 months continuously the last 4 years), valid CC medical certificate. Previous experience as senior cabin crew member is considered an advantage.
About SAS
Scandinavia’s leading airline since 1946, operates from its principal hub at Copenhagen Airport (CPH), complemented by hubs in Oslo (OSL) and Stockholm (ARN). They are connecting Scandinavia with the world and the world with Scandinavia. Each year, SAS serves more than 25 million passengers and transports 55 tons of cargo to 135 destinations across Europe, the USA, and Asia. With a passionate workforce of over 10,000 colleagues, the airline is committed to achieving net-zero emissions by 2050, embodying the visionary spirit of its founders: “To move from the old to what is about to come, is the only tradition worth keeping”.
Photo: Georgiana, flight attendant at SAS