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Aeroméxico — Appearance & Grooming
Conventional and professionally understated, assessed in person during selection, with the working detail issued during the sobrecargo licence training rather than published online.
Grooming · Aeroméxico
- Hair
- Neat and secured for service, in a natural colour. Aeromexico publishes no list of approved styles.
- Make-up
- Discreet and conventional, matched to the uniform. It is judged at the in-person stages rather than specified in the vacancy notice.
- Facial hair
- Male crew are expected neatly groomed; Aeromexico does not publish a beard allowance in its vacancy notices.
- Nails
- Clean, neat and short enough for safe service, in a conservative finish.
- Glasses & contacts
- Aeromexico does not publish a spectacle rule; the DGAC aeromedical certificate covers corrected vision. Plain frames are unremarkable.
- Piercings
- Aeromexico publishes no piercing count. Discreet earlobe studs are the safe assumption for the in-person stages.
- Jewellery
- Discreet and safe for service, with the issued wings as the fixed piece.
- Tattoos in uniform
- Nothing may be visible while you are in uniform. The uniform's sleeve and collar lines decide it, so forearms, wrists, hands and neck are the placements that end an application.
- Headscarf
- Aeromexico does not publish a headscarf policy and its uniform has no headscarf piece. Ask the recruitment team directly.
- Uniform
- A uniform in the airline's navy and red brand palette worn with a scarf; male crew wear a suit.
Grooming rules change more often than any other requirement. Verify them on the airline's official careers page before you buy anything or book a hair appointment.
Frequently asked questions
Can you have tattoos as Aeromexico cabin crew?
No tattoos may be visible in uniform. Covered placements are fine; forearms, wrists, hands and neck are not.
Does Aeromexico publish grooming rules?
Not in detail. The vacancy notices cover visible tattoos and general presentation, and the working standard is taught during the DGAC sobrecargo training.
Can Aeromexico cabin crew wear glasses?
No spectacle rule is published and the DGAC aeromedical accepts corrected vision, so plain frames are fine. Confirm on the official careers page, since grooming rules change more often than any other requirement.