What is the salary of a Cabin Crew at Jet Airways?

The average yearly salary for Cabin Crew members at Jet Airways in India, who have been working for 3 to 10 years, is about ₹8.1 Lakhs.

Jet Airways offers many extra benefits and perks for their Cabin Crew members in addition to their salary. Here are some of the good things they get:

1. Bonuses: If Cabin Crew do a great job, they might get extra money as a reward.
2. Training: Jet Airways makes sure their crew know everything they need to do their job well by giving them different kinds of training.
3. Meal Allowances: When Cabin Crew are working on flights, they get money to buy meals.
4. Health Coverage: Jet Airways gives Cabin Crew health insurance, which helps with medical, dental, and life expenses.
5. Free or Discounted Flights: Cabin Crew can fly for free or at a cheaper price for themselves and sometimes their family members.
6. Uniforms: The airline provides special clothes for Cabin Crew to wear while working.
7. Transport: Depending on where they work, Jet Airways might help Cabin Crew get to work.
8. Flexible Work: Though not directly for Cabin Crew, Jet Airways has flexible working options.

Cabin Crew, also known as Flight Attendants, Air Hostesses, or Flight Stewards, play a vital role in ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights. Here are their main responsibilities:

1. Passenger Safety and Security:
   • They keep passengers safe and secure by following safety rules set by aviation authorities.
2. Pre-Flight Duties:
   • They attend briefings before flights to get their tasks and learn about special passenger needs.
   • They check safety equipment and make sure everything needed for the flight is on board.
3. Passenger Welcoming and Seating:
   • They greet passengers as they come on the plane.
   • They help passengers find their seats.
4. Safety Demonstrations:
   • They show passengers how to use safety equipment before the plane takes off.
5. In-Flight Services:
   • They help passengers during the flight.
   • They serve food and drinks.
   • They sell duty-free items.
6. Emergency Situations:
   • They calm passengers during emergencies like fires or medical issues.
   • They make sure passengers know what to do in emergencies.
7. Post-Flight Responsibilities:
   • They help passengers leave the plane safely.
   • They write reports about the flight, including sales and any unusual events.