Stage 1 — Company Presentation
They kick things off with a nice little intro:
Wizz Air mainly flies Airbus A321, and here’s what they offer:
🎁 holiday gifts
🎉 a day off for your birthday
🏠 accommodation allowance
🛡️ insurance
But heads up — no transport provided to work, so you’ll need to get there on your own.
If you pass the interview, your training will be either:
📍 in Abu Dhabi at the Etihad Training Center
📍 or in Dubai at Al Maktoum Airport
Fun fact:
Once you sign the contract, you officially become Junior Cabin Crew.
That means a 9-month “trial period” before taking an exam to level up to full Cabin Crew.
Salary breakdown:
Junior Cabin Crew – AED 37,000/year
Cabin Crew – AED 42,000/year
Senior Cabin Crew – AED 54,000/year
Stage 2 — English Test
Mostly aviation-themed stuff:
🛫 reading about cabin crew duties + answering questions
⏳ grammar part is light — mainly tenses
If “safety demo” and “boarding procedures” sound familiar, you're already ahead
Stage 3 — Group Task
Here’s where it gets fun:
You’ll act out real-life cabin scenarios — like dealing with an unruly passenger who refuses to buckle up and blasts TikTok on full volume.
(Your goal: stay calm, stay classy, solve the problem.)
Stage 4 — Final Interview
Time for the classics:
● Tell us about yourself
● Why Wizz Air?
● What do you know about the company?
● Why do you want to be cabin crew?
● Are you ready to relocate?
● Give us an example of a difficult work situation and how you handled it
● Share a team story where you solved a problem together
And be ready for the curveball questions as well, this is one of the latest so far:
“Which celebrity would make a great cabin crew member — and why?”
(Hot tip: don’t say Taylor Swift just because she’s nice — show some thought )
They kick things off with a nice little intro:
Wizz Air mainly flies Airbus A321, and here’s what they offer:
🎁 holiday gifts
🎉 a day off for your birthday
🏠 accommodation allowance
🛡️ insurance
But heads up — no transport provided to work, so you’ll need to get there on your own.
If you pass the interview, your training will be either:
📍 in Abu Dhabi at the Etihad Training Center
📍 or in Dubai at Al Maktoum Airport
Fun fact:
Once you sign the contract, you officially become Junior Cabin Crew.
That means a 9-month “trial period” before taking an exam to level up to full Cabin Crew.
Salary breakdown:
Junior Cabin Crew – AED 37,000/year
Cabin Crew – AED 42,000/year
Senior Cabin Crew – AED 54,000/year
Stage 2 — English Test
Mostly aviation-themed stuff:
🛫 reading about cabin crew duties + answering questions
⏳ grammar part is light — mainly tenses
If “safety demo” and “boarding procedures” sound familiar, you're already ahead
Stage 3 — Group Task
Here’s where it gets fun:
You’ll act out real-life cabin scenarios — like dealing with an unruly passenger who refuses to buckle up and blasts TikTok on full volume.
(Your goal: stay calm, stay classy, solve the problem.)
Stage 4 — Final Interview
Time for the classics:
● Tell us about yourself
● Why Wizz Air?
● What do you know about the company?
● Why do you want to be cabin crew?
● Are you ready to relocate?
● Give us an example of a difficult work situation and how you handled it
● Share a team story where you solved a problem together
And be ready for the curveball questions as well, this is one of the latest so far:
“Which celebrity would make a great cabin crew member — and why?”
(Hot tip: don’t say Taylor Swift just because she’s nice — show some thought )