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Mateo Salazar, Flight Attendant
Mateo Salazar is a flight attendant six years in, three of them as cabin lead on a long-haul fleet, and applying for a senior cabin crew role. Cabin crew are hired on safety, service and languages in that order, so this resume opens on the safety record and the hours, gives each role its incident and boarding figures, lists the hard skills as a plain column and puts four languages with their levels where a recruiter looks first.
Why this resume works
- The profile states the flight hours, 3,400, and a clean safety record before anything about service, which is the order an airline reads a cabin crew application in.
- The current role carries the incident count, 14 medical incidents and two diversions with no injury, and one boarding figure, four minutes off the Lisbon turnaround, adopted fleet-wide.
- The first role keeps its sales figure, £620 a sector and the highest on the base, because buy-on-board revenue is a number short-haul crews are measured on.
- A Workshops & Training Camps section the writer added lists three courses as a title over the instructor, the date and the venue, so recurrent training reads as a record rather than a claim.
- Ten hard skills sit as chips one to a line and four languages with their levels in the grey column, so the page answers the two screening questions without a read of the history.
