What to Wear to a Flight Attendant Interview (2025)

Think business professional with an aviation twist: well-fitted suit or blazer with professional slacks/skirt, closed-toe professional shoes (comfortable enough to stand in for 8 hours), minimal but polished makeup, neat hair styled away from face, conservative jewelry, manicured nails in neutral colors, and light professional fragrance. You should look like you could walk onto an aircraft and work a flight.

Avoid: visible tattoos (cover them), extreme hairstyles or unnatural hair colors, strong perfume/cologne, heavy makeup, casual shoes or sandals, wrinkled or ill-fitting clothes, excessive jewelry, and chipped nail polish. Airlines have strict grooming standards — your interview appearance should preview your compliance.