Emirates airline holds open day to recruit Scottish cabin crew staff
The airline employs 24,000 people across the globe, with 1,200 based in the UK.
Successful candidates would join their crews flying to airports across the world, working across a network of over 140 destinations on six continents.
The Cabin Crew Recruitment Open Day will take place at 9am sharp on 21st June at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Edinburgh City Centre.
The airline said it is welcoming applications from fresh graduates with internships or part-time job experience, candidates with at least one year of hospitality or customer service experience, and individuals 'passionate about travel and delivering world-class service.'
Emirates fly to destinations across the world (Image: NQ) Applicants keen to launch their careers with Emirates can simply walk in with an updated CV in English and a recent photograph.
Pre-registration is recommended for a smoother experience, though walk-in applicants are also welcome on the day.
In a statement, the airline said: 'Emirates offers exceptional career opportunities with outstanding training facilities and a broad range of professional development programs.
'The airline's cabin crew enjoy a cosmopolitan lifestyle in vibrant Dubai, a city home to over 200 nationalities and renowned for its world-class hospitality, leisure, and safety.
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