Cabin Crew English Language Requirements by Airline

Expect this tested at multiple stages: a screening call, a timed written/grammar assessment, and the ability to hold a natural conversation during the interview and group exercise. A second language is often called out as an advantage, not a requirement.

If English isn't your first language, fluency (not native-level perfection) is the bar — assessors are checking you can be clearly understood in a safety-critical situation and communicate naturally with passengers, not scoring you on accent.