Jai Singh Sadana SpiceJet shares 7 Transferable Skills You Learn in the Airline Industry
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What are transferable skills? These are 
 skills that you obtain and develop  
throughout your career. They are  
transferable because they allow you to 
 jump to a different career path.
With borders still closed, the entire  
airline industry can stay afloat by  
banking on these transferable skills. Here 
 are 10 that you can highlight in plotting  
your next career move.
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1. Tech ski l ls
Those in the air transport industry are some  
of the most adept at technological  
advances. Running an aircraft requires the  
most updated skills. This proves that you  
can also transition into the tech industry.  
“We managed to reskill a lot of our cabin  
crew, pilots, engineers, those in operations,  
into tech roles
J ai Singh Sadana S 
iceJet
2. Interpersonal skills
Members of the cabin crew are great  
relationship managers. You have top-notch  
communication skills, are great team players,  
and can connect with any personality quickly.  
You work with a new team almost every time  
you fly and are tasked to pass on information  
along the line.
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3. 
Adaptability
When you are thrown into 
almost  any situation, you are 
most likely  to adapt. This skill 
stems from  your training in 
situational  awareness, adding to 
that having  to cater to different 
cities and  cultures every flight.
J ai Singh Sadana S 
iceJet
4. Leadershi
As an airline professional, you do not only  
adapt but also rise above any difficulty. You 
 are a master of taking charge of the  
situation. Airline employees are capable  
leaders because of the initiative you  
possess; you step up to the plate whenever  
the need arises. Delegating tasks is another 
 skill that would make you a perfect fit for  
managerial roles.
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5. Crisis management
What is averting a crisis if not 
managing a rowdy guest, attending to 
a passenger about to give birth, and 
staying calm through severe 
turbulence—all at the same time? 
Cabin crew members can identify 
threats quickly, assess the situation, 
and act swiftly. 
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  6. TIME MANAGEMENT
A s ingle disruption to the 
schedu le  can  a l ready aff ect a  
fl ight and its  succeed ing  trips. 
Everything is timed in  your 
industry—from departure to  
arrival, from clos ing the aircraft ’s  
doors to dimming the l ights. Plus, 
you  a re  known to never be  late 
for a  fl ight.
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7. SAFETY SKILLS
Ensuring the safety and well-being 
 of all those 200 passengers is  
another feat cabin crew members 
 can be proud of. Who would not  
want to have someone who has  
gone through rigorous safety  
training and passed first-ad 
exams  in their team?
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iceJet
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