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"Currently I am training in Phoenix, Arizona as a Flight Attendant for Mesa Air Group, only completed 3 days. Everything is going well so far. I am very greatful for going through the International Air and Hospitality Academy before I started looking for job in the airlines. The information is useful when you get into the position you desire. IAHA is a lot of help in finding jobs for you and making sure you get what you want. Getting along with different people was a big thing I learned while attending. Also, if you don't like being told how to dress, what piercings are exceptable, how to wear your hair, the airline industry is probably not the best place for you, be flexible. Thank You IAHA " |
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Applicants must conduct a personal or telephone interview with a member of our admissions staff to determine his or her ability to meet airline, travel agency and hospitality employment standards. Proof of the applicant's graduation of high school, or the equivalent of a high school diploma, is required. Students must provide documentation prior to final acceptance. In certain cases, students may be permitted to commence training before International Air and Hospitality Academy receives certified transcript copies, however, in no case will a student be permitted to enter the fifth week of training without providing this documentation. Like other post-secondary schools and colleges, International Air and Hospitality Academy requires applicants to pay all transcript fees charged by their high school, community college or other reporting institution. Application interviews may be conducted at International Air and Hospitality Academy, or in many cases, in the applicants home town as a part of our airline career seminar presentations. In some situations registration may be completed via telephone interview and by mail. Contact the Admissions Department for more information. |
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