Safety Procedures:Air hostesses are trained to deliver pre-flight safety demonstrations and provide instructions in case of emergencies. This includes demonstrating the use of safety equipment such as seat belts, oxygen masks, and life vests.

Customer Service:They assist passengers with boarding, finding their seats, stowing luggage, and providing information about the flight, such as meal options, entertainment, and arrival times. They also respond to passenger requests and inquiries throughout the flight.

Cabin Maintenance :Air hostesses ensure that the cabin is clean, orderly, and well-stocked with amenities such as blankets, pillows, and refreshments. They may also perform routine checks of the cabin environment, including temperature and lighting.

Food and Beverage Service :They serve meals, snacks, and beverages to passengers according to airline policies and schedules. This may involve preparing trays, serving food, and managing inventory.

Maritime Law and Regulations :Studying international maritime regulations, safety standards, and legal aspects related to cruise ship operations, including environmental regulations.

Language and Communication Skills :Air hostesses often need to communicate with passengers and crew members who speak different languages. Therefore, proficiency in multiple languages and effective communication skills are essential.

Appearance and Professionalism:Air hostesses are expected to maintain a professional appearance and demeanor at all times, adhering to grooming standards and wearing their uniform with prid.