If you’re an English‑speaking job seeker thinking about a career in aviation, you might be interested in Emirates’ ongoing recruitment for cabin crew positions in Italy. Emirates — the Dubai‑based global airline — is continuing its hiring efforts this year, with open days scheduled for March 2026.
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What’s happening now
After a series of recruitment events in January and February 2026 that are now complete, Emirates still has upcoming open day in March for cabin crew hopefuls. These events are opportunities to meet recruiters, learn about the role, and potentially move forward in the hiring process.
The last confirmed March 2026 open days in Italy include Bari, on 18 March 2026 at 09:00.
At these sessions, you’ll typically need:
- a current CV in English, ready to share;
- a valid ID for entry;
- digital copies of key documents like your passport and education certificates.
If you’re targeting later dates or locations announced after these events, make sure to check Emirates’ official careers website for updates.
Why Emirates is recruiting in Italy
Emirates has been actively recruiting cabin crew around the world, and Italy remains an important market for talent. The airline regularly organizes recruitment days in several Italian cities to find candidates who are ready for an international career in aviation. (
Joining Emirates means becoming part of a large global team operating flights across six continents from its hub in Dubai.
Who they’re looking for
To be considered for a cabin crew position with Emirates, there are several basic requirements you’ll need to meet:
- Age 21 or older by the time of employment.
- High school diploma or equivalent.
- Fluent English (spoken and written); additional languages are a plus.
- At least one year of experience in customer service or hospitality.
- Minimum height of 160 cm to safely reach overhead cabin compartments.
- Physically fit and able to obtain a UAE work visa.
- No visible tattoos while in uniform.
These criteria reflect the requirements that Emirates has historically shared for cabin crew roles.
What to expect in the process
If you attend an open day and impress recruiters, you may be invited to the next stage of selection — often involving interviews, assessments, or group activities.
Those who are successful will then go on to a training program in Dubai lasting several weeks. This covers everything from safety procedures to service standards and prepares you for the realities of life as a flight attendant.
Salary and benefits
Emirates cabin crew enjoy a mix of financial and lifestyle benefits. Pay typically includes:
- a base salary plus flying allowances
- tax‑free earnings in the UAE
- accommodation provided by the airline
- health insurance coverage
- travel benefits across Emirates’ global network.
Exact figures vary by experience and flying schedule, but overall compensation is considered competitive for international airlines.
How to register
To attend a recruitment event like those scheduled in March, you usually need to register online via the Emirates Careers portal. Once registered, you will receive specific details about each event.
Prepare your CV, gather your documents, and come ready to present your best professional self.
