Canada's New 'Ultra-Affordable' Airline Is Hiring Cabin Crew & You Don't Need Any Experience

Canada's newest "ultra-affordable" airline, Lynx Air, is looking to hire flight attendants in Calgary, and you don't even need to have any experience.

Lynx Air, which had its inaugural flight from Calgary to Vancouver this week, is looking for new crew members who can provide "exemplary customer services while maintaining the highest safety standards" to be the face of the brand-new airline.

If getting paid to travel sounds like the dream, here's what you need to be able to do in order to apply.

Crew members have to be able to reach 201 cm flat-footed with shoes and be at least 19 years old. They also need to be legally entitled to work in Canada and hold a valid Canadian passport.

You also need to live within 90 minutes of Calgary International Airport, have flexible availability and be able to work reserve shifts. As the role will involve chatting with people from all over the world, a second language is an asset.

In return, Lynx Air offers its crew an "industry competitive salary," the opportunity to travel across Canada and a "healthy work-life balance."

As a brand-new company, new crew members will get the chance to "be part of building something from the ground up," the job posting says.

"Aggressive growth plans of the organization mean there is no limit to how far you can grow your career," it adds.

According to the Calgary Herald, Lynx Air currently employs 145 people at its Calgary office, with plans to expand this to 400 people by the end of the year and to 3,000 within the next five years, so now is a great time to get involved.