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Roy&Chanel   109

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What's the height, weight and max age requirements for flight attendant?

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daigo   39

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Yes. Your EAD authorizes you to work in the United States, except for jobs that have certain security clearances for which only a U.S. citizen can apply. A FA isn't one of those jobs. However, you may run into some issues with how the airline handles the fact that you have an EAD and not a green card yet.

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A-square   31

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Yes, just like what daigo said. Is it local or international airways? If it is international then I am not sure how you can go out and in the US since you haven't gotten the physical green card yet.

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TBoneTX   45,568

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You'd probably have to contact the employment departments of individual airlines (or look on their websites) to get reliable answers to those questions. An EAD should be adequate, especially for a ground-based position.


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caliliving Proficient

caliliving   606

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if you are waiting a few months to be a LPR, then i would wait.. and i believe it is easier for a PR to get a flight attendant job..

if you know another language, which i assume you do.. airlines love that and need people bilingual to travel between those countries and that would be hard to do unless you are a LPR!

 
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