Finnair is an airline of top-performing professionals with a big heart. Diversity is an asset to our work community and we foster a culture of working together. Customers are at the core of everything we do. We are making every journey better and creating opportunities for meaningful encounters.
Being a cabin crew member means challenging yourself and your colleagues every day to create the very best experience for the customers. Strong safety culture, responsibility, and our values – Always safe, Customer at heart & Stronger together – guide us in everything we do. At Finnair, we believe that committed employees ensure a safe journey and excellent customer experience.
Requirements for working as Cabin Crew Member
We are now hiring! Application period 24 August–6 September 2026. You must fulfil the following criteria to be considered for a cabin crew position:
What is required to become a Cabin Crew Member at Finnair?
- Age of at least 18 years old
- Secondary education completed (upper secondary/vocational school)
- Fluency in English
- Fluency in Finnish is highly valued (additional languages are an advantage)
- Height minimum 160 cm and able to reach 218 cm barefoot
- At least 1 year of experience in hospitality or customer service
- Good general health and the ability to work irregular hours and night shifts, including coping with stress related to circadian disruption. Minimum requirement EASA Part Med Cabin Crew and Finnair Regulations
- Normal colour vision and normal hearing, distant visual acuity using both eyes 0.7 or better (with or without corrective lenses)
- Ability to swim 40 meters
- When wearing a uniform, all visible tattoos must be fully covered, and all visible piercings must be removed (excl. earrings)
- Clean criminal record
- Valid EU, EEA or Swiss passport allowing free worldwide travel
- Eligible to live and work permanently in Finland and arrive to Helsinki Airport within one hour when on stand-by
- In addition, you are a team player and have a friendly and warm approach towards customers and colleagues.