After Doubling Flights to Athens, Delta Hiring Greek Speaking Flight Attendants

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After Doubling Flights to Athens, Delta Hiring Greek Speaking Flight Attendants

With two daily flights to Athens this spring/summer, Delta Airlines announced a job search for Greek-speaking flight attendants on its jobs portal.

Delta Airlines already has seasonal service to Athens but announced last year that it would be doubling its service to Athens, from its international hub at John F. Kennedy Airport in New York City.

Flights will begin five times weekly from March 27, 2016, increasing to a daily service from May 24, 2016 using an Airbus A330-300 aircraft with 292 seats.

From May 27, 2016, an additional flight will be added which will also operate on a daily basis with a Boeing 767-400 aircraft with 245 seats, bringing the weekly total to 14 flights.

The increase in flights means that Delta will offer over 7,500 weekly seats between Greece and the United States during the peak summer months.

Delta Airlines job posting is here.

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