Want to be a flight attendant in Japan? Peach Aviation recruits cabin crew in Taiwan for the first time

▲ Peach Aviation recruits cabin crew in Taiwan for the first time. (Photo / Reporter Chen Ruizhong)

By Reporter Chen Ruizhong / Comprehensive Report

Peach Aviation announced today that it will hold recruitment briefings in Taiwan and South Korea for the first time, aiming to recruit 75 overseas cabin crew members who are expected to report for duty after May 2016.

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Peach Aviation Executive Director Shinichi Inoue revealed during his visit to Taiwan in August the news that “Peach will recruit cabin crew in Taiwan.” The airline also stated that this recruitment is the first since implementing a new cabin crew personnel system starting from September 2015. Previously, the maximum employment period was limited to 5 years, but now as long as the 3-year employment period is completed and the company’s internal benchmark assessment is met, the contract can be extended.

Peach Aviation also noted that this recruitment campaign has no restrictions on nationality, age, or gender, but requires Japanese language proficiency. Salaries and benefits are the same as those for Japanese cabin crew. Interested and passionate individuals are welcome to apply. The work base will be Kansai Airport in Osaka, and the application deadline is expected to be December 6, 2015.