Picture that you are boarding a flight from Siliguri to Delhi. The cabin hums with activity, smiles greet you and calm professionals ensure your comfort. This is not magic, rather a professional service of hard trained cabin crew professionals. Right now, India’s aviation sector is exploding and this means thousands of young people like you have a golden ticket to exciting careers in the skies.
ACAT Cabin Crew Training Centre in Siliguri offers advanced cabin crew training courses in Siliguri for the candidates across North East India.
In 2022-23 alone:
- 19,677 cabin crew were working across Indian airlines
- Indigo employed 8,567 of them
- Air India had 5,825 cabin professionals
- SpiceJet relied on 948 crew members
But here’s what really catches the eye. 86.4% of these positions (16,995 jobs) are held by women. That’s not just a statistic – it’s proof that cabin crew careers are empowering a generation of young Indian women.
Why this massive demand in cabin crew recruitment
So you must be wondering why the demand of cabin crew is so high. One of the most important reasons is that airlines are bringing in planes in huge quantities.
Here a statistic of some of the airlines bring new planes :
- Indigo: 500 Airbus A320neo family jets + 30 Airbus A350-900 aircraft
- Air India: 570 new aircraft (mix of Airbus & Boeing)
- Akasa Air: 150 Boeing 737 MAX planes
It is seen that by 2030, India will need over 25,000 additional cabin crew. That’s more than double today’s numbers!
What does this mean for YOU?
The number of cabin crew in each aircraft depends on the type of the aircraft and passenger onboard and regulation. Although each new aircraft needs 10-15 cabin crew members.
Let us do the math of top airlines in India
- Indigo’s 530 planes can generate up to 8,000-10,600 new jobs vacancies.
- Air India’s 570 planes can generate up to 7,550-10,400 new job vacancies.
- Akasa Air’s 150 planes can generate 2,250-3,000 new job vacancies.
The vacancies for cabin crew professionals in the next 5 years is set to boom massively with constant recruiting from reputed airlines. These numbers show new opportunities arising for aspiring cabin crew candidates so now is the best time to prepare for these roles and work for reputed airlines in the next few years. Airlines are actively recruiting from Tier 2/3 cities, breaking geographic barriers.
Cabin Crew Training With ACAT
ACAT Cabin Crew Training Centre has emerged as North East India’s top aviation institute with best results for cabin crew aspirants. By turning local aspirants into airline-ready professionals. Our cabin crew training course in Siliguri includes :
Practical Training
- Safety drills (inflight safety, emergency handling)
- Customer service practice
- First aid training
- DGCA/IATA regulations
Real Practice
- Aircraft mockup for hands-on learning
- Evacuation training
- Service practice for all flight classes
Job Placement
- 92% placement rate (2024–25 present)
- Graduates work with Indigo, Air India, Vistara
With these training modules, ACAT has prepared candidates to perform exceptionally in cabin crew interviews. You can be the next one to land your career in the skies as a cabin crew with ACAT Cabin Crew Training Centre.
Clear Skies Ahead
India’s aviation expansion isn’t slowing down. With new airports opening in Northeast cities and international routes multiplying, cabin crew demand will keep climbing. Institutions like ACAT Cabin Crew Training Centre are making these global careers accessible to Siliguri’s youth.
Your future isn’t just bright, it has wingtips. That recruiter’s desk, that aircraft cabin, that foreign destination… they’re closer than you think. The runway starts right here in Siliguri.
Ready for takeoff? Visit ACAT today – where we don’t just train for aviation, we launch careers. Your seat in the sky awaits.