What is unique about being a Singapore Airlines cabin crew?  

Clad in the distinctive sarong kebaya designed by Parisian couturier Pierre Balmain, a Singapore Airlines cabin crew is a global icon that symbolises Asian warmth and hospitality. She is caring, attentive and provides sincere service that is beyond customers' expectations. The Singapore Girl is so well recognized that she is, in fact, the first commercial figure to be featured in Madam Tussaud’s wax museum in 1993.

What is the career path for a Singapore Airlines cabin crew?  

After a comprehensive almost four-month training course, Singapore Airlines’ cabin crew start by operating on board as Flight Stewardess/ Steward. Their promotion to higher ranks would be dependant on various factors, including good performance and dedication to work. Flight Stewardess/Steward will be promoted to Leading Stewardess/Steward, followed by the rank of Chief Stewardess/Steward and then, In-flight Supervisor.

Apart from working as a cabin crew, there are also opportunities to work as a trainer to teach and impart their knowledge and experience to the junior crew at the SIA Training Centre.