Tahiti-Based Cabin Crew — Polynesian Hospitality & Service

Air Tahiti Nui; Polynésie française; Presencial; EUR 7500 - 11 000; Tempo integral

Resumo da oferta

Air Tahiti Nui in Tahiti, French Polynesia, invites enthusiastic individuals to join our Cabin Crew on full-time permanent contracts. You will ensure passenger safety and deliver high quality onboard service while representing Polynesian hospitality.

Proficiency in French and English, valid CCA and medical certificate, and ESTA are required; additional languages are a plus. Expect irregular hours as you join a dynamic, multicultural team busy delivering memorable journeys across our islands.

Qualificações

• Valid CCA (Cabin Crew Attestation) – mandatory.
• Valid Class 2 medical certificate.
• Valid ESTA.
• Experience in customer service roles is an advantage.
• Strong customer service and conflict management skills.
• Strong communication skills.
• Proficiency in French and English (min TOEIC 780 or equivalent; C1 preferred).
• Additional languages are an advantage.

Responsabilidades

• Ensure safety on board – the highest priority in everything you do.
• Participate in crew briefings and pre-flight inspections.
• Welcome passengers and direct them to their seats; assist various passenger groups.
• Demonstrate the use of safety equipment and ensure passenger familiarity.
• Ensure passenger comfort and provide attentive care.
• Provide customer service in accordance with Air Tahiti Nui's standards.
• Promote Air Tahiti Nui products and represent the brand.

Descrição da oferta de emprego

Air Tahiti Nui in Tahiti, French Polynesia, invites enthusiastic individuals to join our Cabin Crew on full-time permanent contracts. You will ensure passenger safety and deliver high quality onboard service while representing Polynesian hospitality.

Proficiency in French and English, valid CCA and medical certificate, and ESTA are required; additional languages are a plus. Expect irregular hours as you join a dynamic, multicultural team busy delivering memorable journeys across our islands.