Daphne C.

I started flying in 2009 as a junior cabin crew member.

After a few years I became a senior cabin crew member. I applied for an extra function, called LFS, which means that I do training & release flights for both junior & senior cabin crew member on our aircrafts. I hope to meet you during the interview as I also take part in this process.

I’m a senior cabin crew member

I fly our passengers to their holiday destination. Together with my crew I want to give them a unique experience. We take care of their service, but also for their safety.

Not one day is the same.

Every day is different: one day I have an early standby: they call me and I don’t know immediately where I will fly to, sometimes I have an early flight, sometimes I have a night flight. Everyday I meet new people: crew and passengers change every day. I love to speak different languages which I do on a daily basis in the aircraft: Dutch, French, English and Spanish is used mostly on board. For our candidates in Belgium we expect French or Dutch and English to be known fluently.

Be open for new experiences

Working with different colleagues, in a multicultural environment. You learn a lot about yourself and others in this career path.

Passengers with fear of flying joining me to their holiday destination

On several occasions I had passengers ready to turn around and go back to the terminal building. I take my time to talk to them, to reassure them, try to convince them, but not to force them to come with me. Up to now they all joined me & my crew to their holiday destination.