Flight Attendant (m/f/diverse) – Information about your application

No, the application process can be started at the age of 17.

If you are under the age of 18 and attend an application day, you must bring a printed declaration of consent with you, signed by a legal representative.

The declaration of consent will be sent as an attachment with the appointment confirmation for the selected applicant day.

After reviewing your completed form, you will receive a request for an online English test. After a successful check of your application form, we will invite you to book one of our applicant days in Frankfurt or Munich to meet you in person. The interview will be held in German.

Selection days take place regularly in Munich and Frankfurt. You will find all dates that can currently be booked in your Career Cockpit.

For a complete application, you must upload a school-leaving certificate and a curriculum vitae as attachments. 

No, our job advertisements are location-based.

We want you to feel comfortable. However, we recommend classic business outfit or business casual.

No. On the page "Accepted passports“, you will find an overview of all passports with which you can apply as a Flight Attendant (m/f/divers) at Lufthansa. As a Flight Attendant, you must be able to work worldwide, and therefore it is indispensable for Lufthansa that you are in possession of a "passport without restrictions". This is the only way to ensure that all necessary visas can be issued for all our destination countries.

Your passport must be valid for at least one year at the time of recruitment. Therefore, applying for a new passport early is recommended.

As a Flight Attendant, you must be able to work worldwide, and therefore it is indispensable for Lufthansa that you are in possession of such a "passport without restrictions". This is the only way to ensure that all necessary visas can be issued for all our destination countries.

Please wait until your new passport is available. After that, you will have the opportunity to apply with your new citizenship.

Visible piercings are not permitted with the exception of discreet ear rings.

Tattoos must not be visible. If a tattoo is in a place that is not covered by a short-sleeved blouse/shirt or skirt/dress, it may only be a small tattoo (guideline: approx. 2cm) and must be completely covered while on duty (if possible by using alternative uniform parts such as a long-sleeved shirt instead of a short-sleeved shirt or pants instead of a skirt/dress).
If the tattoo cannot be covered by uniform parts, it must be covered in such a way that neither the tattoo nor the covering (e.g. camouflage make-up) are noticeable.
No plasters are allowed to cover the tattoo. Regardless of size, a tattoo must not be visible in the head, neck, décolleté or hand area.