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How to apply to Avianca

Where Avianca recruitment stands today, what to prepare before you touch the form, and every stage between the application and the offer call.

Actively hiring

Posts auxiliar de vuelo openings for Bogotá and other bases on its jobs portal on a rolling basis, both for licensed crew and trainees; competition is heavy for each convocatoria.

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The application, stage by stage

  1. 01

    Apply online at Avianca's jobs portal when an auxiliar de vuelo convocatoria opens for your base.

  2. 02

    CV screening for education, language, licence status and presentation.

  3. 03

    Online assessments and a video interview, including English evaluation.

  4. 04

    In-person assessment with group exercises, grooming review and panel interview.

  5. 05

    Aeromedical examination and background checks.

  6. 06

    Training (or licence conversion) in Bogotá followed by supervised line flights.

Prepare these before you apply

A one-page cabin crew CV

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Documents and right to work

Passport validity, work authorisation and education certificates get checked early — have scans ready.

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Assessment day readiness

The group exercise eliminates more candidates than the interview. Know how assessors score behaviour before you walk in.

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Spanish and English

Avianca requires Spanish alongside English, which narrows the field considerably — make your level obvious on the CV.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Avianca hiring cabin crew right now?

Actively hiring. Posts auxiliar de vuelo openings for Bogotá and other bases on its jobs portal on a rolling basis, both for licensed crew and trainees; competition is heavy for each convocatoria.

How long does the Avianca application process take?

Expect roughly 4-12 weeks from application to a decision, plus training and — for international bases — visa processing before your first flight. Silence beyond about six weeks usually means an unsuccessful file.

What documents do I need to apply to Avianca?

A one-page CV, a passport with unrestricted travel, education certificates and proof of any languages you claim. Right to work in Colombia (or El Salvador for that base), swimming ability, aeromedical certificate, and flexibility for night, weekend and holiday flying.