Hi Dani. From my own experience, cuz I have been away from aviation for 10 months during the pandemic I can tell you that the first 3-4 months after being away from aviation are amazing, especially if you go home like you did and I did. However after some time you will miss it a lot and you might want to come back to aviation. Hopefully you will survive a bit longer without aviation, cuz our bodies really deserve a rest, at least time to time, but flying is adictive. Anyway enjoy your next chapter from your life!
Nice to hear from you! each to their own, for me I feel I have had enough of international travel. but I have only been grounded 1 month, so let's see if the same happens to me haha xD
Always good to change it up Dani! There is a certain novelty and enthusiasm in any job at the start that gradually wears off over the years. At which time you can either become bitter/bored or move on and change. You are quite obviously not the bitter/boring type! I wish you well in the next chapter of your life ... and with your new enthusiasms. (PS I agree that some of the joy has come out of travel since covid. Really hope that is not permanent).
It is my dream to visit Australia one day so I would definitely be interested to see your travel videos when travelling around Australia. Also looking forward to your book. All the best !
It is with so many people who left Dubai and they don't miss Dubai. Because, as I said, there is nothing natural just buildings and man made stuff far from nature. We humans need some place where to connect with nature like lakes, Falls, mountains and greenery to revive our souls. And Dubai don't have these things. I am not saying Dubai is bad because I was there very long and worked there no problems. But I always used to feel something is missing. Canada, is better as I said, winter sucks but summers are beautiful and you see places here where you really feel like a fairy land.
You are radiating happiness, contentment, and joy Dani. You always have but it seems to be glowing off of you now. Home sweet home with new adventures is a good place to be. Wishing you all the best in this next life chapter for you. Keep on being amazingly awesome, Danielle :)
Thanks for honesty. Switzerland is completely back to normal. I sure hope that the rest of the world follows and that I can travel again. Greetings from Thomas
Hi Thomas, thanks for your comment! Honesty is the best policy, so happy to hear Switzerland is completely back to normal, it's such a beautiful country!
@@danimurnani We only fly Emirates and we have met such very nice collegues from you. But we want to see faces and smiles and facial expression. It is annoying how physical facts of wearing masks are being denied - you cannot protect yourself from infections by wearing face masks. Lots of studies have shown this. Anyway, I wish you a great time and new challenges in beautiful Australia. I love Cairns....
Lifelong learning, we are constantly evolving throughout our life, that’s so true.. the honeymoon phase! The rude awakening! this accounts for such high staff turnover. Also never making deep connections with colleagues, this would be very hard & challenging especially for young people. Lack of recognition in work, overly strict rules.. so many negatives in the job, hard never having a relationship. Never have sex, it’s not normal! So glad you had the sense, they are solely focussed on appearance, with age discrimination means there is no long term job security working in UAE anyway…
Dani, I just would like to let you know how much this video has helped me to stick to my decision of resignation with EK! ❤️ I have exactly the same idea as you about this whole experience so sometimes it’s good to hear from a different mouth hehe it’s reminded me of my own thoughts! Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to read this!!! 🥰 it can be hard to have a major life transition… be gentle with yourself and trust your instincts to move in a new direction xx
Dear Danielle, It is great to be hearing from you from Melbourne. I am wishing you a good start into your next step of your private professionell life in Australia. But during the time of Covid we have experienced the same in Germany despite the different work background. I am working in an office and suddenly I had no business trips, was working from home and had no conventions. After more than two years I will have soon my first business trip and will attend a conference. Good luck and looking forward to be hearing from you again. 😊🌍✈️🍀🍀🍀
Good evening, I'm considering to apply for Emirates as a cabin crew and I've a question, is it true that after flights at hotels male supervisors come and ask to sleep with them if you say no then they'll complain about you to the manager, LIKE ARE THERE ANY RIGHTS IN EMIRATES CABIN CREW AGAINST SUCH ACTIONS ...?? Could that be one of ur reasons why you left Emirates but didn't want to talk about on the video?
Hi dani! Happy to see your vlog. Im ex garuda indonesia cabin crew. Im no longer flying cause im just married with pilot then now im just flying in his heart lol. Sometime i miss flying alot and finally found your video. Kinda nostalgia. But life must go on. We still can fly as pax. Once again thanks for sharing. Greetings from indonesia ❤️
So beautiful to receive your message, I love to hear from fellow crew ❤️ glad to hear you are still flying in the heart, it’s true I think we never fully leave the job in our hearts. All the best to you and your husband
Very informative video. You were with Qatar for 2 1/2 years and with Emirates another 2 1/2 years. That's a quite reasonable amount of time to work for either company. You spent a great deal of time with both companies, and it appears you gave both companies a fair shake. Hopefully you had another job in the works when you decided to leave. I would think it's a general rule of thumb and just plain common sense that if you were to leave a major company like Emirates and move back home to Australia you got hired by another employer before you made the decision to leave Emirates. I'm not sure how it is Down Under, but here in the U.S., most employers frown upon applicants that quit a job without having another job. And that is common sense.
I've heard testimonies from young women here at YT who worked for an airline company for just one month then quit their job out of the blue for ridiculous reasons, and a couple of them worked for Emirates for that short period of time. Why do that? It takes more than just one month to make the decision on why you'd want to leave that job (you being the person who foolishly and carelessly quit (his or) her job after working there for just a month.) You have to give the job a chance, and you did just that. It would be logical if you tried to make it to 90 days. That's the primary goal of ANY new employee. If I quit my current job after being there for just a month without another job lined up to replace it, there'd be NO turning back, and what I did cannot be undone. I know people who quit their jobs without getting another job before leaving, and were unable to get another job because they had to wait. And they worked for that company for a vast amount of time, not just one month. I have to ask, why is so difficult for FAs to develop trust between them and their superiors? Why even bother to apply, interview for or even accept a position if you're not serious about trying to make the job last?
I don't miss Dubai either, I know u don't mention too detailed, u made the right decision, embrace your family and friends again. Also people don't how short of layover, deduct transportation to hotel and briefing so on... Nothing left...very hard work, I would rather spend two months deep travel in Europe not short layover, not funny at all.
Yes that's true, the length of layovers makes it difficult to fully enjoy all the destinations! I'm looking forward to some deep travel in my future :)
Good evening Dani! So glad you are back home in Australia 🇦🇺 xoxo 😘 ✈️💞✈️💚💕💕💛💙💛❤️💙💛💕✈️✈️💜💜💞💞✈️🧡💚💕💛💙❤️💛🇦🇺🇦🇺💕💛💙❤️💕🌈🌈🌈✨🌟🌟✨✨🌈🌈🌈🌈✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️💚💚🧡❤️🧡💚💙💚💚💛❤️❤️💛💚💔🤎🤍💜💜🤍🤎💞💕❣️❤️🔥💓💖💘💘💘❣️❤️🩹❤️🔥❣️💕💕💕
Your not the only one here who loves traveling, im 12 and I would die to travel the world a month or so its real fun! Hope you enjoy it in Autralia. Also what is your top favorite airlines?
I am like this any new job very excited and after some time it become routine and I start getting bored and bored. And that is why I always look for job and it is not good because when you have so many employers on your resume then getting job is very hard because you lose the trust.
I agree to some degree, you make a good point. Also, it's important to not stay stuck somewhere you don't belong. i believe in always moving forward, trying to be better and create better for myself. Life can be as exciting or boring as you decide :)
I have a few questions Id like to ask. 1.-So, how does Emirates pay you? As in, is it through your bank account number or is there any other method? 2.-Also, what are the conditions to retire as a cabin crew member? 3.- Regarding the retirement, does Emirates pay you the retirement after you stop working and return to your country? Thank you very much:)
Hello, 1. they pay you via your bank account. You get a UAE bank account once you move there. 2. You have to give one month notice to retire. 3. If I remember correctly, they pay half before you leave and the other half once you leave and go home.
Hi Dani, I am a new joiner in Emirates as cabin crew. My joining date will be in a weeks time, I signed a three year contract for a start. In this video I understand that you left your job after two years of service, is this right? So like myself if I want to leave early before my contract finishes, will I have to pay an early termination fee to the company, did you pay back any fees to the company when you left, if so how how much? I am having two minds if I will go through to this employment as I am not sure if I would like it and if I won’t be able to complete the 3 year contract that I have signed and worry about the consequences of the cost. I will be grateful if you can give me some insight on this matter. Thank you.
Hi I don’t remember if I signed a 3 year contract, I don’t remember having any costs involved leaving earlier than 3 years or if I did i didn’t notice it. Maybe it’s subtracted from your final pay out? Anyway I wouldn’t stress about that unless you are planning to leave before 6 months… otherwise it’s not a big deal
Oh agree, I do work as a flight Attendant but in Saudi Arabia and still can’t go back home Ukrainian as there is reason for, but it’s honestly not easy in Middle East no nature, not green, different food
Please make video on your life in Dubai and Doha , your experience with Emirates and Qatar interview.... Really love watching your videos... I'm going to appear for interview next year... Keep on making such informative videos. Lots of love Zofisha (INDIA)💚
Hi Zofisha, thanks for your comment. I'll try to film something on that. I do encourage you to visit my blog www.danimurnani.com I have a lot of information on there about the recruitment with emirates and Qatar Airways, you may be able to find some helpful information there! :)
Hi Dani. Could I ask for your advice? I applied for a cabin crew role in November 2021, and my status has been Application Under Review ever since. I keep updating my application here and there. Should I give up? Does this mean I failed?
No Kirstee you are not failed, keep trying, Because as you already know,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 😊😊Where there is a will there is a way ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺✌✌✌✌ Don't lose your hope dear
so like you said in the video , many Girls choose this job in the air, cause they can fly around the world, making IG pics and having fun . Generally speaking, it's not just about you now and your decisions and being honest to tell it in the public, BUT what about the paid job? If the young people doing this job only because you can see the world,where is responsibility towards the employer and especially the passengers? I noticed this on my last flights compared to the flights before this social media thing started And I can say the service and friendliness on board have decreased in the last years. Are the airlines aware of this?
This is a hard job physically and mentally as it is day in and day out. Travel maybe one reason why some chose this as a career, for others it’s still a livelihood and a means to save up etc. Sometimes one can only see the glamour aspect of flying, what about the fact that sometimes crew barely have time to eat during a rushed short or busy flight or barely catching up on rest/ sleep on different time zones or living in and out of a suitcase and barely time for family and friends or until leave. Crew are human too! and like any other job and during ones time off, one is entitled to live life a little. With regards responsibility and friendliness/ service levels, there could be so many variable factors. Social media in general if anything has exposed people to much more. It’s not just crew, there’s travel gurus also who make travel videos too. Just saying ..✌🏽
Hello Dani, I'm just binge watching your videos - I hope you don't mind. Which airline did you prefer working for? Emirates or Qatar? Sorry if you've already covered this. Thank you, my love.
Of course that’s great to hear! All the airlines have pros and cons. I probably loved my years as international cabin crew the most, emirates suited me the best I’d say
So what's the best job for travelling? I love to travel but we need lot of cash for that. Cabin crew they provide accommodations, food and everything. Is their similar job like cabin crew?😁😊
I'm hearing lots of information about cabin crew job and your travel experience. I'm also interested about cabin crew. Could you possibly make a video of how to become a cabin crew and what sort of requirements do we have to meet and other essential information.
hello! thank you for your feedback, let me see what I can do. I do have some blog posts on my recruitment process with Emirates and Qatar Airways. Visit www.danimurnani.com where I have a lot of information you can look at
Hi Dani, I left a msg on another of your videos, but it was an older one, so not sure if you'll see it? I'm considering applying to be a FA and am wondering whether or not you felt safe as a female, living in Dubai? Did you ever have concerns for your safety, while navigating around or, going to your accommodations; or worries of trafficking? Did you ever feel like the job expected you to do anything inappropriate with any of the affluent males who flew; whether or not they were Middle Eastern? I'm sorry to ask such frank questions, but I've just had concerns and would appreciate if you would share some feedback. Thank you!
Hi Jennifer, Personally I felt extremely safe in Dubai and Qatar when I lived there. In fact I felt safer there as a woman than living in Australia. I would happily walk the streets at night, catch the train by myself at night, there was so issues for me that I experienced. I get extremely safe, crime is very low. Also, no there is no expectation for anything inappropriate on the job, if you clear on your boundaries than no one can will take advantage of you. Of course be savvy when you are travelling (particularly on your own) but that can be applied to anywhere in the world. Hope that helps! You have nothing to worry about in that regard Cheers, Dani
Hello Dani am Caroline me too my dream is to travel but I don't know how I can reach on it ryt now am a cleaner but I would like some one to push me out so I need really need ur help
Reading about people grabbing multi-figures monthly as incomes in investments even in this crazy days in the market, any pointers on how to make substantial progress in earning? I would appreciate
I really don't trade, I only invest with a professional assigned by a crypto company that trades for people and returns profits on weekly basis for me and you can invest your capital and get weekly Returns of investment (ROI) without any extra fees attached
Hi Dani, After we joined to Emirates or any middle east airline and then we decided to resign after couple of months or weeks can we stay dubai and work with another company using our employment visa. Or how can we find a job after resign ✌
No emirates will cancel ur visa once u resign. I believe u have a 1 month grace period, unless ur new employer gets a new visa for you then u can stay :)
Dubai is good and I lived there for very long but it is not natural and only buildings and sands. I hate sand and beach not my type. And it very small country no where to go except night clubs, malls and beach. Now I live in Canada huge country cold in winter which sucks but summer very beautiful. I will not visit any country where you don't get weed and very hard to get weed and law for weed is very tough. Canada, weed is legal and to go from one part of the country to other part would take you days almost 5000 km. So many lakes and stunning beauty.
Get to the point. You repeated 5 times you are listening to your hart and inner voice. If you dont have anything to say its ok, but dont repeat like broken record here.
Never judge a book by its cover, there are many flight attendants that settle down and in my opinion, there is a lot of wisdom and maturity that comes from travel
Jeez! Stereotypes much!! There’s plenty of Flight attendants who are married and have kids and still manage to fly, and spend time with their kids on their off days and juggle everything else that one does in a normal household ( with help of course!). Don’t put everyone in one group and since when does getting married equate to “being settled “. There are people in life in general regardless of their job, who chose to stay single for their own personal reasons. No offence but perhaps what “needs to grow “ is your mentality and perspective on life in general .
Hi Dani, i am really inspired with all that you are doing for yourself to keep you alive & aligned with your highest purpose❤️ Regarding Emirates careers, i ve a couple of questions. I ve DM'd you in Instagram. Could you please answer to those?! Thank you so much🙏🏻😊
@@danimurnani Yes! I am at the right account.The one with the same profile picture.I am following as well. Could you please check both primary/general dms?! 🙈Thanks Dani!:)
All that matters is you are happy and mentally and physically and feel happy and well always xoxo 😘 🤎💓🌟✨💔✨🌟💞💙❤️🩹❤️🩹💞💞💙❤️🩹🧡✨💖💖🇦🇺✨🤍💜💘💘🌈🌈❣️❤️🔥🤎💓💖🌟✨🧡❤️🩹💚❤️💕💛🧡❤️🩹💚💞💙🧡✨💓💜🤍🤎✈️💘💘🌈✈️❤️🔥🤎🤍💜💖✨❤️🩹💙💚❤️❤️💞💚💕🧡🧡✨💜🇦🇺✨🤍💜💘🌈🌈
You are so special amazing inspiring remarkable unbelievable unique and you deserve to happy always xoxo 😘 so strong passionate loving caring loving strength 🤍💓💓🧡💚💚✨✨💖🌈💚💞💓💓💞💕💕💘💘🤍💞💙💚🧡💜🧡💖💖🌈❤️✨✨💙💞🤍💘💓💞✈️💕💕💓🤍🧡💚💖❣️❣️🌟❤️🔥🤎🤎💕💕✈️💓🤍💜💜🧡💚💚
Hi Dani. From my own experience, cuz I have been away from aviation for 10 months during the pandemic I can tell you that the first 3-4 months after being away from aviation are amazing, especially if you go home like you did and I did. However after some time you will miss it a lot and you might want to come back to aviation. Hopefully you will survive a bit longer without aviation, cuz our bodies really deserve a rest, at least time to time, but flying is adictive. Anyway enjoy your next chapter from your life!
Nice to hear from you! each to their own, for me I feel I have had enough of international travel. but I have only been grounded 1 month, so let's see if the same happens to me haha xD
@@danimurnani we will keep in touch... lets see what you will feel in 2023 :D
@@danimurnani Are you missing being cabin crew?
@@rgfan12345 I miss travelling overseas but I don’t miss working the flights 😆 I am still working as cabin crew in Australia
Always good to change it up Dani! There is a certain novelty and enthusiasm in any job at the start that gradually wears off over the years. At which time you can either become bitter/bored or move on and change. You are quite obviously not the bitter/boring type! I wish you well in the next chapter of your life ... and with your new enthusiasms. (PS I agree that some of the joy has come out of travel since covid. Really hope that is not permanent).
100% agree with you! Always good to move on than become bitter and bored 😆 thank you so much for your kind words
It is my dream to visit Australia one day so I would definitely be interested to see your travel videos when travelling around Australia. Also looking forward to your book. All the best !
Thank you so much! I hope you will visit Australia one day, you will love it ❤️
It is with so many people who left Dubai and they don't miss Dubai. Because, as I said, there is nothing natural just buildings and man made stuff far from nature. We humans need some place where to connect with nature like lakes, Falls, mountains and greenery to revive our souls. And Dubai don't have these things. I am not saying Dubai is bad because I was there very long and worked there no problems. But I always used to feel something is missing. Canada, is better as I said, winter sucks but summers are beautiful and you see places here where you really feel like a fairy land.
You are radiating happiness, contentment, and joy Dani. You always have but it seems to be glowing off of you now. Home sweet home with new adventures is a good place to be. Wishing you all the best in this next life chapter for you.
Keep on being amazingly awesome, Danielle :)
Thank you so much Michael! :)
Thanks for honesty. Switzerland is completely back to normal. I sure hope that the rest of the world follows and that I can travel again. Greetings from Thomas
Hi Thomas, thanks for your comment! Honesty is the best policy, so happy to hear Switzerland is completely back to normal, it's such a beautiful country!
@@danimurnani We only fly Emirates and we have met such very nice collegues from you. But we want to see faces and smiles and facial expression. It is annoying how physical facts of wearing masks are being denied - you cannot protect yourself from infections by wearing face masks. Lots of studies have shown this. Anyway, I wish you a great time and new challenges in beautiful Australia. I love Cairns....
Lifelong learning, we are constantly evolving throughout our life, that’s so true.. the honeymoon phase! The rude awakening!
this accounts for such high staff turnover. Also never making deep connections with colleagues, this would be very hard & challenging especially for young people. Lack of recognition in work, overly strict rules.. so many negatives in the job, hard never having a relationship. Never have sex, it’s not normal! So glad you had the sense, they are solely focussed on appearance, with age discrimination means there is no long term job security working in UAE anyway…
It was good while it lasted but definitely not forever for me - I’m grateful I left on my own terms
Dani, I just would like to let you know how much this video has helped me to stick to my decision of resignation with EK! ❤️ I have exactly the same idea as you about this whole experience so sometimes it’s good to hear from a different mouth hehe it’s reminded me of my own thoughts! Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to read this!!! 🥰 it can be hard to have a major life transition… be gentle with yourself and trust your instincts to move in a new direction xx
I got chronic fatigue syndrome after working for British Airways as crew
.. it does untold damage to the body and I dont miss it at all x
I'm sorry to hear that, hope you have recovered now xx
Dear Danielle, It is great to be hearing from you from Melbourne. I am wishing you a good start into your next step of your private professionell life in Australia. But during the time of Covid we have experienced the same in Germany despite the different work background. I am working in an office and suddenly I had no business trips, was working from home and had no conventions. After more than two years I will have soon my first business trip and will attend a conference. Good luck and looking forward to be hearing from you again. 😊🌍✈️🍀🍀🍀
How exciting for your first business trip! Thank you very much for your comment
Yea please do a video telling us the affects working there has on your body please I’d love to know more ! Xx
OK, I'll make one on this topic xx
Wishing you a bright future. Love the idea of you exploring Australia. Looking forward to your new content. Take care
Thank you Susan!
I love your energy you emit! Keep being who you are :) your light shines through
Thank you!! :) I'm so happy to receive your comment !
You seem like an amazing and genuine person , god bless you
Thank you, god bless ❤️
Fascinating personal insight to life. Thanks for sharing, provides such a great comparison with the many U Tubes from pilots committed to "career".
Thank you☺️
Love your hair Dani. Please do a video on your hair care routine.
Good evening, I'm considering to apply for Emirates as a cabin crew and I've a question, is it true that after flights at hotels male supervisors come and ask to sleep with them if you say no then they'll complain about you to the manager, LIKE ARE THERE ANY RIGHTS IN EMIRATES CABIN CREW AGAINST SUCH ACTIONS ...?? Could that be one of ur reasons why you left Emirates but didn't want to talk about on the video?
Hi dani! Happy to see your vlog. Im ex garuda indonesia cabin crew. Im no longer flying cause im just married with pilot then now im just flying in his heart lol. Sometime i miss flying alot and finally found your video. Kinda nostalgia. But life must go on. We still can fly as pax. Once again thanks for sharing. Greetings from indonesia ❤️
So beautiful to receive your message, I love to hear from fellow crew ❤️ glad to hear you are still flying in the heart, it’s true I think we never fully leave the job in our hearts. All the best to you and your husband
Welcome home Dani.
Thank you!
Very informative video. You were with Qatar for 2 1/2 years and with Emirates another 2 1/2 years. That's a quite reasonable amount of time to work for either company. You spent a great deal of time with both companies, and it appears you gave both companies a fair shake. Hopefully you had another job in the works when you decided to leave. I would think it's a general rule of thumb and just plain common sense that if you were to leave a major company like Emirates and move back home to Australia you got hired by another employer before you made the decision to leave Emirates. I'm not sure how it is Down Under, but here in the U.S., most employers frown upon applicants that quit a job without having another job. And that is common sense.
I've heard testimonies from young women here at YT who worked for an airline company for just one month then quit their job out of the blue for ridiculous reasons, and a couple of them worked for Emirates for that short period of time. Why do that? It takes more than just one month to make the decision on why you'd want to leave that job (you being the person who foolishly and carelessly quit (his or) her job after working there for just a month.) You have to give the job a chance, and you did just that. It would be logical if you tried to make it to 90 days. That's the primary goal of ANY new employee. If I quit my current job after being there for just a month without another job lined up to replace it, there'd be NO turning back, and what I did cannot be undone. I know people who quit their jobs without getting another job before leaving, and were unable to get another job because they had to wait. And they worked for that company for a vast amount of time, not just one month. I have to ask, why is so difficult for FAs to develop trust between them and their superiors? Why even bother to apply, interview for or even accept a position if you're not serious about trying to make the job last?
It's your life.. your rules. no regrets but keep going...
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I don't miss Dubai either, I know u don't mention too detailed, u made the right decision, embrace your family and friends again.
Also people don't how short of layover, deduct transportation to hotel and briefing so on... Nothing left...very hard work, I would rather spend two months deep travel in Europe not short layover, not funny at all.
Yes that's true, the length of layovers makes it difficult to fully enjoy all the destinations! I'm looking forward to some deep travel in my future :)
Good evening Dani! So glad you are back home in Australia 🇦🇺 xoxo 😘 ✈️💞✈️💚💕💕💛💙💛❤️💙💛💕✈️✈️💜💜💞💞✈️🧡💚💕💛💙❤️💛🇦🇺🇦🇺💕💛💙❤️💕🌈🌈🌈✨🌟🌟✨✨🌈🌈🌈🌈✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️✈️💚💚🧡❤️🧡💚💙💚💚💛❤️❤️💛💚💔🤎🤍💜💜🤍🤎💞💕❣️❤️🔥💓💖💘💘💘❣️❤️🩹❤️🔥❣️💕💕💕
Very articulate
A good proverb for you " rolling stone gather no moss"
Your not the only one here who loves traveling, im 12 and I would die to travel the world a month or so its real fun! Hope you enjoy it in Autralia.
Also what is your top favorite airlines?
I am like this any new job very excited and after some time it become routine and I start getting bored and bored. And that is why I always look for job and it is not good because when you have so many employers on your resume then getting job is very hard because you lose the trust.
I agree to some degree, you make a good point. Also, it's important to not stay stuck somewhere you don't belong. i believe in always moving forward, trying to be better and create better for myself. Life can be as exciting or boring as you decide :)
I have a few questions Id like to ask.
1.-So, how does Emirates pay you? As in, is it through your bank account number or is there any other method?
2.-Also, what are the conditions to retire as a cabin crew member?
3.- Regarding the retirement, does Emirates pay you the retirement after you stop working and return to your country?
Thank you very much:)
Hello, 1. they pay you via your bank account. You get a UAE bank account once you move there. 2. You have to give one month notice to retire. 3. If I remember correctly, they pay half before you leave and the other half once you leave and go home.
Hi Dani, I am a new joiner in Emirates as cabin crew. My joining date will be in a weeks time, I signed a three year contract for a start. In this video I understand that you left your job after two years of service, is this right? So like myself if I want to leave early before my contract finishes, will I have to pay an early termination fee to the company, did you pay back any fees to the company when you left, if so how how much? I am having two minds if I will go through to this employment as I am not sure if I would like it and if I won’t be able to complete the 3 year contract that I have signed and worry about the consequences of the cost. I will be grateful if you can give me some insight on this matter. Thank you.
Hi I don’t remember if I signed a 3 year contract, I don’t remember having any costs involved leaving earlier than 3 years or if I did i didn’t notice it. Maybe it’s subtracted from your final pay out? Anyway I wouldn’t stress about that unless you are planning to leave before 6 months… otherwise it’s not a big deal
how it is so far?
Oh agree, I do work as a flight Attendant but in Saudi Arabia and still can’t go back home Ukrainian as there is reason for, but it’s honestly not easy in Middle East no nature, not green, different food
Sorry to here. Sending my love to your and your family.
It’s a very different environment from Europe 😅
It's called Burn Out
Please make video on your life in Dubai and Doha , your experience with Emirates and Qatar interview....
Really love watching your videos... I'm going to appear for interview next year...
Keep on making such informative videos.
Lots of love
Zofisha (INDIA)💚
Hi Zofisha, thanks for your comment. I'll try to film something on that. I do encourage you to visit my blog www.danimurnani.com
I have a lot of information on there about the recruitment with emirates and Qatar Airways, you may be able to find some helpful information there! :)
Hi Dani. Could I ask for your advice? I applied for a cabin crew role in November 2021, and my status has been Application Under Review ever since. I keep updating my application here and there. Should I give up? Does this mean I failed?
No Kirstee you are not failed, keep trying,
Because as you already know,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 😊😊Where there is a will there is a way ☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺☺✌✌✌✌
Don't lose your hope dear
Nice to See you. But I Live in Austria.
Are you a GA pilot? If you love flying, why didn't you become a pilot?
so like you said in the video , many Girls choose this job in the air, cause they can fly around the world, making IG pics and having fun . Generally speaking, it's not just about you now and your decisions and being honest to tell it in the public, BUT what about the paid job? If the young people doing this job only because you can see the world,where is responsibility towards the employer and especially the passengers? I noticed this on my last flights compared to the flights before this social media thing started And I can say the service and friendliness on board have decreased in the last years. Are the airlines aware of this?
This is a hard job physically and mentally as it is day in and day out. Travel maybe one reason why some chose this as a career, for others it’s still a livelihood and a means to save up etc. Sometimes one can only see the glamour aspect of flying, what about the fact that sometimes crew barely have time to eat during a rushed short or busy flight or barely catching up on rest/ sleep on different time zones or living in and out of a suitcase and barely time for family and friends or until leave. Crew are human too! and like any other job and during ones time off, one is entitled to live life a little. With regards responsibility and friendliness/ service levels, there could be so many variable factors. Social media in general if anything has exposed people to much more. It’s not just crew, there’s travel gurus also who make travel videos too. Just saying ..✌🏽
@@tancantbeatthe80s.91 thanks you dur saying what I was thinking being myself a cabin crew right now
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Hello Dani, I'm just binge watching your videos - I hope you don't mind. Which airline did you prefer working for? Emirates or Qatar? Sorry if you've already covered this. Thank you, my love.
Of course that’s great to hear! All the airlines have pros and cons. I probably loved my years as international cabin crew the most, emirates suited me the best I’d say
i love u dani
So what's the best job for travelling? I love to travel but we need lot of cash for that. Cabin crew they provide accommodations, food and everything. Is their similar job like cabin crew?😁😊
Cruise ship
@@frederikalinden2128 😍😍😍 thanks for replying
@@ShineGirl_gaming anytime. Leave me an email so I can tell you more about it if you want.
Yes, definitely cruise ships are very similar!
@@danimurnani Thank you so much for replying Danielle 🥰🥰🥰
I'm hearing lots of information about cabin crew job and your travel experience. I'm also interested about cabin crew. Could you possibly make a video of how to become a cabin crew and what sort of requirements do we have to meet and other essential information.
hello! thank you for your feedback, let me see what I can do. I do have some blog posts on my recruitment process with Emirates and Qatar Airways. Visit www.danimurnani.com where I have a lot of information you can look at
Hi there, did you have to pay to get out of your contract with leaving early?
Nope, or not that I was aware if I did ahah
Hi Dani, I left a msg on another of your videos, but it was an older one, so not sure if you'll see it? I'm considering applying to be a FA and am wondering whether or not you felt safe as a female, living in Dubai? Did you ever have concerns for your safety, while navigating around or, going to your accommodations; or worries of trafficking? Did you ever feel like the job expected you to do anything inappropriate with any of the affluent males who flew; whether or not they were Middle Eastern? I'm sorry to ask such frank questions, but I've just had concerns and would appreciate if you would share some feedback. Thank you!
Hi Jennifer,
Personally I felt extremely safe in Dubai and Qatar when I lived there. In fact I felt safer there as a woman than living in Australia. I would happily walk the streets at night, catch the train by myself at night, there was so issues for me that I experienced. I get extremely safe, crime is very low. Also, no there is no expectation for anything inappropriate on the job, if you clear on your boundaries than no one can will take advantage of you. Of course be savvy when you are travelling (particularly on your own) but that can be applied to anywhere in the world.
Hope that helps! You have nothing to worry about in that regard
Cheers, Dani
😊
Hello Dani am Caroline me too my dream is to travel but I don't know how I can reach on it ryt now am a cleaner but I would like some one to push me out so I need really need ur help
How is your access to medical care with Emirates as a non citizen?
Great, you have medical insurance provided under employment
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Hi Dani, After we joined to Emirates or any middle east airline and then we decided to resign after couple of months or weeks can we stay dubai and work with another company using our employment visa. Or how can we find a job after resign ✌
No emirates will cancel ur visa once u resign. I believe u have a 1 month grace period, unless ur new employer gets a new visa for you then u can stay :)
Tysm Dani, Sending good vibes to your new journey 💕💪
How long did you work in Dubai?
2.5 years :)
Come to Tassie.
I'd love to!
You worked for qatar and Emirates BOTH
yes I did
Dubai is good and I lived there for very long but it is not natural and only buildings and sands. I hate sand and beach not my type. And it very small country no where to go except night clubs, malls and beach. Now I live in Canada huge country cold in winter which sucks but summer very beautiful. I will not visit any country where you don't get weed and very hard to get weed and law for weed is very tough. Canada, weed is legal and to go from one part of the country to other part would take you days almost 5000 km. So many lakes and stunning beauty.
Get to the point. You repeated 5 times you are listening to your hart and inner voice. If you dont have anything to say its ok, but dont repeat like broken record here.
@@davidmcilroy4697 Ppl resort to grammar when they dont have arguments.
@@davidmcilroy4697 Help the uploader create more efficient content, that would be more productive for everyone.
You don't have to watch it if it's not to your liking🙂
@@danimurnani You dont have to post either.
I think she covers and explains her points and decision very well
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Flight attendant type was exactly the type of women I would not marry. They would never grow up and settle down.
Never judge a book by its cover, there are many flight attendants that settle down and in my opinion, there is a lot of wisdom and maturity that comes from travel
Jeez! Stereotypes much!! There’s plenty of Flight attendants who are married and have kids and still manage to fly, and spend time with their kids on their off days and juggle everything else that one does in a normal household ( with help of course!). Don’t put everyone in one group and since when does getting married equate to “being settled “. There are people in life in general regardless of their job, who chose to stay single for their own personal reasons. No offence but perhaps what “needs to grow “ is your mentality and perspective on life in general .
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thank you Lauren! 😍
Hi Dani, i am really inspired with all that you are doing for yourself to keep you alive & aligned with your highest purpose❤️ Regarding Emirates careers, i ve a couple of questions. I ve DM'd you in Instagram. Could you please answer to those?! Thank you so much🙏🏻😊
Hi Nila, I don’t seem to find it. Maybe you can message me again? ☺️
@@danimurnani Done 😊
@@nilada3668 I don't see anything... maybe it's the wrong account? It's @danimurnani on instagram :)
@@danimurnani Yes! I am at the right account.The one with the same profile picture.I am following as well. Could you please check both primary/general dms?! 🙈Thanks Dani!:)
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I love your positivity! keep shining bright !🤩