American Airlines and USAirways (which will become the new American Airlines next year) are also hiring right now. Apply via each airlines website careers page.
Atlanta-based Delta Air Lines, which has a large presence in the Twin Cities, says it plans to hire at least 1,800 flight attendants over the next year, reports say.
“We anticipate 2015 to be another big year for flight attendant hiring and pilot hiring due to our expected growth,” said Delta chief executive Richard Anderson in a message to employees, the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
Delta projects its flight schedule will grow 2 to 3 percent in the third quarter compared to a year earlier, The Associated Press says. In the last two years, Delta has led the airline industry in a “renaissance,” The Motley Fool says, noting the airline’s stock has quadrupled due to rapid margin expansion and increasing investor confidence.
The airline began taking applications for the flight attendant positions last week, according to Delta’s hiring website.
Officials expect a high number of applicants to apply…
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