Description
Cabin Attendant
Las Vegas, NV
Description
Position Summary
Cabin Attendants at [redacted] are the heart of our flights and the face of prestigious service on board our aircraft. As a Cabin Attendant, you will be primarily responsible for all aspects of the In-Flight experience on board all aircraft while ensuring our passengers receive unparalleled service.
Duties & Responsibilities
Procures all special request items for our passengers above standard stock items.
Responsible for keeping the aircraft clean before, during and after a flight.
Greets passengers as they arrive and depart.
Assists passengers with in-flight needs, including catering and luggage.
Follows federal regulations, which includes ensuring passenger compliance to federal aviation regulations.
Orders catering.
Plans and serves meals onboard to passengers.
Maintain the highest degree of confidentiality in reference to passengers, itineraries, and all company information.
Communicate with Pilots, Ground Operations and Cabin Attendant colleagues.
Required to be based in Las Vegas, Nevada, however, qualified applicants outside of this area are encouraged to apply for operational needs.
Required to be flexible with schedule and adaptable to change pursuant to the needs of our business, passengers, and aircraft owner(s).
Any other duties as assigned by In-Flight Manger.
Requirements
Experience & Qualifications
The most successful candidate in the position will meet the following criteria.
At least 5 years of Corporate Cabin Attendant / Flight Attendant experience.
Record of Training from FlightSafety International or AirCare FACTS, current within the previous 12 months
AED / CPR qualified
Preferred, 3 years Commercial Flight Attendant experience
Culinary Training – knowledge of wines and mixology
Attentive, professional demeanor
Excellent verbal and written communication skills
COVID 19 Vaccination required for operational needs
Physical Requirements
The physical requirements of a Cabin Attendant are reasonable and customary for the expected duties and responsibilities of the role. Cabin Attendants will spend most of their working hours on board aircraft of varying sizes. Cabin Attendants must be able to sit, stand, walk, stoop, or crouch for extended periods of time and navigate the aircraft stairs unassisted. Cabin Attendants must be able to lift up to 80 pounds.