LOCAL Candidates ONLY - Flight Attendant Trainer & Recruiter - We are looking for flight attendants who are willing to share their excitement about travel and flying. Candidate MUST have worked as a flight attendant for a minimum of 3 years.
This position is a combination of providing classroom instruction to future flight attendants and also recruiting students for flight attendant training - involving taking/making phone calls, emails, text messaging utilizing your above average computer skills to update student records.
Responsibilities
Does getting paid to travel sound like your idea of a dream job? That's exactly what our flight attendants do every day!
Our growing airline is looking for friendly and outgoing individuals to join our team of flight attendants. No previous experience is required, but successful applicants will be highly professional, enthusiastic, and committed to providing our passengers with the highest standards of customer service.
As our flight attendants have the most in-person interactions with our passengers, they have the biggest opportunity to impact the customer experience. That means that we work hard to find just the right candidates to fill our flight attendant positions. The ability to successfully work as part of a team with pilots and ground crews is a must.
Individuals who love to travel and meet new people thrive in this role. If that sounds like you, we'd like to meet you!
Flight Attendants will be based at the following crew base:
Job Description
Flight Services International, LLC is seeking Houston-based Flight Attendants/In-Flight Crew.
Ideal candidates should be friendly, enthusiastic individuals, who will ensure guest comfort and safety are provided on every flight. A successful candidate will also possess exceptional customer service skills.
As an ambassador for our Company, Flight Attendants will be knowledgeable and gracious hosts. Candidates who are offered a position must successfully complete the Company/FAA-required training program. Candidates will be required to operate both domestic and international flights. Successful candidates will travel to many destinations, including Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Finally, the candidate must display a strong desire to maintain a positive, approachable manner, and will be responsible for creating an exceptional experience for each and every customer. Prior experience as a Flight Attendant is not required.
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Summary
Council for Airport Opportunity (CAO) is a non-profit organization that supports the airport community with its talent acquisition needs. CAO has a proven track record for sourcing and staffing the right talent for top companies at JFK, Newark, and LaGuardia Airports. The Flight Attendantwill work onsite at LGA Airport.
Duties & Responsibilities
Job Description
Flight Services International, LLC is seeking Houston-based Flight Attendants/In-Flight Crew.
Ideal candidates should be friendly, enthusiastic individuals, who will ensure guest comfort and safety are provided on every flight. A successful candidate will also possess exceptional customer service skills.
As an ambassador for our Company, Flight Attendants will be knowledgeable and gracious hosts. Candidates who are offered a position must successfully complete the Company/FAA-required training program. Candidates will be required to operate both domestic and international flights. Successful candidates will travel to many destinations, including Africa, Europe, and the Middle East. Finally, the candidate must display a strong desire to maintain a positive, approachable manner, and will be responsible for creating an exceptional experience for each and every customer. Prior experience as a Flight Attendant is not required.
Major Job Accountabilities:
Flight Attendants work on commercial and private airlines tending to passengers’ needs and answering any questions they have throughout the flight. They help passengers find their seats and conduct pre-flight checks to ensure the cabin is ready for takeoff. During the flight, they’ll monitor the plane for suspicious behaviors and will deescalate any disruptive situations.
They’re highly trained to respond to emergency situations and will direct passengers to evacuation areas and perform CPR or First Aid practices if needed. If any medical or safety issues occur on the flight, the Flight Attendant will report this to their supervisor.
Flight Attendants work on commercial and private airlines tending to passengers’ needs and answering any questions they have throughout the flight. They help passengers find their seats and conduct pre-flight checks to ensure the cabin is ready for takeoff. During the flight, they’ll monitor the plane for suspicious behaviors and will deescalate any disruptive situations.
They’re highly trained to respond to emergency situations and will direct passengers to evacuation areas and perform CPR or First Aid practices if needed. If any medical or safety issues occur on the flight, the Flight Attendant will report this to their supervisor.
Flight Attendant applicants need to be at least 18 years old, have a valid passport and be eligible to work in the U.S. They may need to conform to height and vision requirements set by the airline. Flight Attendants may also have to pass a medical evaluation as well as complete a background and drug test. A job description for a Flight Attendant should contain the following skills and qualifications:
• Attentiveness: In addition to being attentive to passenger needs, a Flight Attendant needs to be aware of any safety or security risks during the flight.
• Communication skills: A Flight Attendant needs to be an excellent communicator and an attentive listener.
• Customer-service skills: A Flight Attendant needs to be able to handle stressful situations with tact and resourcefulness.
• Decision-making skills: A Flight Attendant must be able to make important decisions quickly in case of emergencies.
• Physical stamina: A Flight Attendant needs to be able to carry, push and pull service items, open and close overhead bins and walk and stand for significant periods of time.
Salary expectations for a Flight Attendant can range from $7.25 to $41.65 per hour with an average salary of $16.88 per hour. This information is based on 258 anonymously submitted salaries to Indeed from employees and users along with past and present Flight Attendant job postings on Indeed within the last 36 months.
Flight Attendants typically need at least one to two years of experience working in the service industry before obtaining employment as a Flight Attendant. This experience may include consumer-facing positions in restaurants, hotels, resorts and sales.
Airlines provide initial training to new Flight Attendants, and this training period can range from three to six weeks. Flight Attendant training, which is required for FAA certification, typically occurs at the airline’s flight training center. Once a new Flight Attendant successfully completes the initial training, they receive the FAA Certificate of Demonstrated Proficiency. Additional training may be required by the employer.
Career advancement for Flight Attendants is based on seniority. Senior Flight Attendants may be promoted to management positions, and they are typically responsible for scheduling, instructing and recruiting new Flight Attendants.
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Flight Attendants usually have a Flight Attendant Coordinator who supervises their entire team and ensures the employees are following the proper flight guidelines and policies. If Flight Attendants have any comments or concerns about their role, they’ll speak with the Flight Attendant Coordinator, who will work to resolve the issue. During the flight, the Flight Attendant must report to and follow instructions from the Pilot to ensure a safe and comfortable flight for everyone.
A good Flight Attendant must be a quick critical thinker and problem solver, as unexpected occurrences regularly happen on flights, so they must be fast at making logical decisions. They should also have great customer service and communication skills to regularly collaborate with other crew members and passengers. An impressive candidate is fluent in multiple languages, especially if they plan to work on any international airlines.
Flight Attendants often spend the entirety of their job on an airplane traveling to various regions, states or even countries. If a Flight Attendant works domestically, they’ll often travel to different states around the country and should be willing to work non-traditional hours during both night and daytime shifts, along with holidays or weekends. Flight Attendants who serve on international airlines may work over 12 hours at a time since they remain on duty throughout the entire flight.
The two main types of airlines Flight Attendants may work for are commercial and private airlines. Commercial Flight Attendants work on larger airlines providing assistance to coach, economy plus and sometimes first-class passengers all at once. They often perform common Flight Attendant duties, like assisting with stowing carry-on luggage, ensuring all passengers are safe and comfortable during the flight and responding to any immediate medical or safety issues that happen on a flight.
Corporate or Private Flight Attendants work primarily in first-class or on private jets, usually serving a smaller amount of people than on commercial flights. They work to provide a five-star quality service for passengers by ordering catering and preparing menus for guests, decorating the cabin with floral arrangements and other visually appealing decor and stocking the cabin with unique amenities.
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