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Recruitment process

The Candidate Area is the only way to submit your application. It is not possible to submit an unsolicited application. Visit our Career website Here you will learn more about the recruitment process and our advice on how to best prepare yourself to join us.Assessing the eligibility of your application/CVObjective:Suitabilityof the job offer with your profilePre-qualification (phone, online or written)Objective:Initial contactto confirm the expectations of both parties Depending on the job you are applying for, you may be required to take additional tests/personality inventoryHR interview (online or in person)Objective:Dialogueabout your skills (soft skills) and motivations in order to get to know you betterManagerial interview (online or in person)Objective:Meetingwith your potential future supervisor for a more operational discussion about your expertiseDecisionWe decide together on ourmutual commitmentThe decision is made by all the stakeholders you have met. At the end of this process, you will receive a response and potentially a job offer. Each application will receive a response.Onboarding Get acquainted with the company by connecting to ourOnboarding platform, which will give you access to various resources and practical information before your arrival to help you prepare and learn about the company (welcome guide, key figures, diversity guide).As soon as you join usYou’ll be given an onboarding programme tailored to your job and your entity to introduce you to a new working environment and the airline’s organisation. “Learn”, “Understand” and “Share” are the key goals of the onboarding process, allowing you to quickly become independent within the airline. ADVICE FROM OUR RECRUITMENT EXPERTS BY AIR FRANCEImageA good CVImageHR interviewImageManagerial interviewImageAir France Job Alert

Recent graduates

NEXT GEN PROGRAMME: THE AIR FRANCE RECENT GRADUATES PROGRAMMEIn line with our policy of inclusion, diversification of talent and equal opportunities, we offer recent graduates from a variety of backgrounds the opportunity to join a rich and ambitious programme that will enable them to build their career at Air France. Because everyone should have the…Onboardingtraining to welcome you to the company The NEXT GEN communitymade up of a network across all the group’s entities Flexible access to a wide range oftraining and learning opportunitiesvia dedicated digital modulesImmersion in the field,in direct contact with our customersSite visits:Operations Control Centre, G1XL Cargo Station, Revenue Management and Pricing, Hub, etc. A chance tomeet company executivesAn end-of-programmeeventRegardless of your department, NEXT GEN also offers you the possibility to change jobs or roles within four years. You will develop your experience and skills, progress towards other apprenticeships, broaden the scope of your responsibilities by managing a project or a team… The possibilities are…

Experienced professionals

Do you already have experience or are you changing careers? At Air France, you will be able to achieve your career goals by constantly taking on new challenges. Your background and expertise will contribute to transforming tomorrow’s airline industry. Find out more about all our job opportunities.

A world leader : 2000+

Along with KLM, Air France created one of the world leaders in air transport – passengers, cargo, and maintenance.VideoA GLOBAL LEADER | Air FranceINCREASED COMPETITIONWith the attacks on the World Trade Center (2001) and the United States' war in Iraq (2003), traffic fell and the price of oil climbed. The air industry fell into one of the worst crises in its history. Once again, the biggest players were the worst exposed, and were simultaneously under threat…A GROUP IS BORNIn 2004, Air France launched a public exchange offer for KLM shares, which led to the two companies merging. The birth of the Air France-KLM group was followed by the privatization of Air France the same year. In this period, the Group became the number one airline worldwide in terms of turnover,…THE ART OF TRAVEL, À LA FRANÇAISEAir France, a French-inspired, demanding and attentive global airline, makes travel a moment of pleasure and elegance, the best possible travel experience. A promise supported by the Air France signature: France is in the Air. Air France is moving upmarket with its products and services with a new…

Pilot at Air France

At the time Air France was created in 1933, piloting a plane was no longer just the domain of adventurers.​VideoPilote | Air FranceLAST ADVENTURERS, FIRST PILOTSThe Aéropostale, with Mermoz and Guillaumet, had replaced a culture of adventure with one of faith in the postal service. The new airline – which absorbed the company that year – was happy to take this principle for itself, extending it to passenger transport. Pilots and chief pilots (of which…VideoTribute to Adrienne Bolland | Air FranceFROM PILOT TO CREWDuring the 1930s, the idea of a crew started to take more shape. The pilot's first assistant was the radio telegraph operator– the "radioman" (163 in 1936) – the essential link between aircraft and the ground, in close contact with services on the ground. With headphones on, they would transcribe…INCREASINGLY AUTOMATED TASKSThe growth of air travel stimulated innovation, which considerably modified the practice of technical professions. Pilots increasingly had assistance from on-board instruments such as autopilot, then from other equipment, such as hydraulic systems – the "muscles" of planes – which let them handle…A PROFESSION THAT WELCOMED (A FEW) MORE WOMENThis didn't stop flight crews from growing significantly in employee numbers: 190 in 1945, 765 in 1950, 2,053 in 1975, and more than 4,000 today! Assisted by increasingly refined tools, pilots now have more responsibilities: piloting, navigation, telecommunications, and mechanical oversight of the…Discover today's professionsEn savoir plus

The beginnings : 1909-1932

France was passionate about the burgeoning world of aviation. In the excitement of the Roaring Twenties, the first airlines appeared. Pilots and passengers alike took part in the adventure.VideoIN THE BEGINNING | Air FranceTHE FIRST AIRLINEThe story begins in 1909 with the creation of the Compagnie Générale Transaérienne, the very first French commercial airline company. On the agenda: trips on board dirigibles and seaplanes to Reims, Nice, Brussels, Lucerne, and more. French air travel had begun.EXCITEMENTThe landscape changed after the First World War. Airlines began to appear. In France, transport companies set off to conquer the skies. The Lignes Latécoère airline (which would later become Aéropostale) looked south, to Spain, Morocco, then Senegal and South America. CIDNA set a course east, to…ADVENTUREBehind the pilots were equally adventurous passengers. Flying in aircraft that were often old converted bombers, passengers sat on wicker or rattan seats. The planes were cold and would shake and creak. The noise of the engines was deafening, so there was no chance of a conversation during the…PRIORITY TO MAILAirlines survived thanks to subsidies and, in part, mail services. Routes were first tested with mailbags before taking a chance with passengers. Maurice Noguès prepared the skies over Asia, particularly for Air Orient. Jean Dagnaux did likewise for Africa and South America with the Latécoère…THE LEGEND OF AÉROPOSTALEBought by Marcel Bouilloux-Lafont, a businessman based in South America, Lignes Latécoère became the Compagnie Générale Aéropostale in 1927. Aéropostale was born. Its aim was to establish a connection between France and Chile. It was more than just a project – it was an adventure involving dozens…STRENGTH IN NUMBERSAt the end of the 1920s, French airlines were not receiving sufficient return and the government was continuing to give them large subsidies. Although the majority of European countries already had a national airline, such as KLM in the Netherlands from 1919, France remained an exception. It was…

The take-off: 1933-1945

In 1933, Air France brought together the five main French air transporters. In just a few years, it entered the international stage as a major airline.VideoINAUGURAL | Air FranceTHE MERGEREncouraged by the Minister for Air Transport, Pierre Cot, the major French airlines joined forces. Air Orient, Air Union, Lignes Farman, CIDNA and, later, Aéropostale joined by merger and acquisition to become a single national airline, founded on 30 August 1933. Its headquarters was established at…A NAMEAt a press conference, Louis Allègre, the Director-General of the new airline, asked the journalists present to help him find the perfect name, one that would 'resonate internationally and that everyone can understand'. Georges Raffalovitch of the Journal suggested 'Air France', which was agreed on…A LOGOThere was also the question of the new airline's logo. Air France took Air Orient's logo, a winged horse with a dragon's tail. While the debate over aeroplanes or seaplanes raged on, everyone agreed that the mythical creature, equally at ease in the sky or on the waves, was the perfect fit. It…UNITYThe new airline was officially declared open by Pierre Cot on 7 October 1933 at Le Bourget, the country's main airport. France finally had a national airline, which now had to work to find unity. It had a name, a logo, and a chairman: Ernest Roume, former Air Orient chairman. But it also had a…LE BOURGET, AIR FRANCE'S CRADLEThe site of unforgettable exploits, such as Charles Lindbergh's arrival after his New York-Paris flight in 1927, Le Bourget became the new airline's launch base, from which a vast network to Europe and beyond was built. After all, the world was now accessible: Algiers in 8 hours 30 minutes, Dakar…PARIS-LONDON, THE KEY ROUTEBut it was Paris-London, the key European business link that was Air France's most important route. It accounted for around one third of Air France passengers, and the airline assigned increasingly powerful aircraft to this route, such as the Bloch 220 (300 km/h cruising speed) in 1938. The two…THE THIRD-LARGEST NETWORK IN THE WORLDOn the eve of the Second World War, Air France had established itself as a major airline. Its network had undergone considerable development. In 1938, with 85 destinations, it had the third-largest network in the world. In that year, Air France transported over 100,000 passengers, twice as many as…AIR FRANCE DURING THE WARBut with France entering the global conflict, Air France was thrown into turmoil. After the armistice of 1940, its business activities dwindled away. Alongside an 'Occupied Air France', there was also a 'Free Air France', under the authority of General de Gaulle: the Lignes Aériennes Militaires,…

Strategy and economic performance

In a constantly changing world, our Strategy and Economic Performance experts are responsible for a critical mission: contributing to customer satisfaction, profitability, and the company’s ongoing transformation. For example, the Fleet team spearheads the company’s aircraft renewal strategy,…VideoAir France activities: Strategy & Economic performanceOUR PROFESSIONSImageInventory analystImageNetwork strategy analystImagePricing ManagerImageTHE STRATEGY AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE TEAMS ARE HIRINGOur offers

Flight attendant

The highly competitive environment of air travel requires Air France to continually adapt in order to give our customers an impeccable quality of service while pursuing the continual objective of Flight Safety. Air France cabin crew are highly skilled and trained professionals, experts in customer…VideoEmbarquez avec nous ! | Découvrez le métier de Personnel Navigant Commercial Air FranceTO BE A FLIGHT ATTENDANT IN ALTERNATIONPrepare for the Professional Qualification Certificate for cabin crew with Air France and the CFA for airline professions (AFMAé). Assigned to the Paris bases: At Roissy Charles de Gaulle and Orly, alternating cabin crews carry out their mission on Air France’s Short-Haul, Medium-Haul or Long-Haul…VideoMathilde, alternante Personnel Navigant Commercial Air FranceOur professionsAir France Flight Attendants on a sandwich courseWith excellent interpersonal skills, good listening skills and strong team spirit, Air France flight attendants are the Company's main ambassadors to customers and carry out the following main activities: - Ensure the safety of passengers by respecting the rules in force. - Ensure customer service…Job descriptionThe succession of work and rest periods may lead to work at nights and on weekends and public holidays, which requires an excellent physical condition. Staff must be punctual and available throughout the assignment. Flight attendants must wear a uniform. The type of contract is a work-study…Application conditions:Have at least a baccalaureate certificate or a certificate of level IV studies for holders of foreign diplomas (for any information concerning this certificate, contact the CIEP). Be a national of an EU Member State. Be fluent in English and hold one of the following certifications in English…Commercial Flight AttendantYou have excellent interpersonal skills, you are a good listener, you have a very good attitude, you are rigorous and you like working in a team. Become the Company’s main ambassadors to our customers by joining the 13,000 Air France cabin crew. You will ensure the safety of our passengers and…Application conditions:Have at least "baccalaureate" qualification, or a certificate from the International Centre for Studies in Education (CIEP) recognising level 4 studies for foreign diplomas Be fluent in English and hold one of the following certifications in English attesting to a minimum B2 level. According to the…AIR FRANCE IS HIRINGOur offers

CUSTOMER SERVICE

In a fiercely competitive market, being able to differentiate and showcase our services is a key challenge. The world-renowned quality of our services is guaranteed by our teams in charge of customer service. A variety of initiatives are put in place to facilitate and improve customers’ airport…VideoEmbarquez avec nous ! | Découvrez le métier d'Agent d'Escale Air FranceOUR PROFESSIONSImageGround handlerImageSales officerImageAccount managerImageCUSTOMER SERVICE IS HIRINGOur offers