Mandarin Airlines recruiting new flight attendants; base to be located in Taichung
▲ Mandarin Airlines will recruit flight attendants based in Taichung. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ruizhong)
By Chen Ruizhong / Comprehensive Report
Mandarin Airlines announced on its official website on July 20 that it will begin publicly recruiting new flight attendants starting July 22. The new recruits will be based in Taichung and are expected to report for duty in mid-September.
The application period for this recruitment drive is from 09:00 on July 22 to 17:00 on August 4, and will be conducted online. Applicants must hold a graduation certificate and provide a transcript showing a TOEIC score of 550 or higher, or equivalent scores in TOEFL, IELTS 4, BULATS, or the General English Proficiency Test (GEPT) at the intermediate level or above. The preliminary round will be held on August 13, and the final round on August 20.
Mandarin Airlines currently operates international routes from Taichung to cities such as Seoul, Hong Kong, and Ho Chi Minh City, cross-strait routes to places like Ningbo and Hangzhou, as well as domestic routes to Kinmen and Magong. Regarding salary details and the actual number of positions available, Mandarin Airlines stated that this information will be announced on July 21.
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