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Global Air Charters is seeking highly motivated cabin attendants to join our team focused on safety, service, and operations. This travel-based role requires spending multiple days away from home with pre-flight briefings and daily duties on varying aircraft.
You will greet, brief, assist passengers, follow federal regulations, inspect crew areas, plan and serve snacks and meals, maintain inventory, and keep the cabin clean. International operations experience is a plus.
Global Air Charters is a full-service aviation charter and management company. Our services go well beyond aircraft management and charter.
Our focus is on providing the highest level of service whether it’s in air charter, aircraft management, aircraft sales or acquisitions. In all aspects of our operation, our goal is to exceed every client’s unique and individual expectation.
Global Air Charters is actively seeking highly motivated, customer orientated Cabin Attendants to join our growing team of leaders focused on safety, service, and operations.
Cabin attendants provide customer service to all aircraft passengers, assist with carry‑on luggage, and follow all federal safety regulations regarding air travel. Cabin attendants work onboard aircraft within a collaborative team environment that includes other members of the flight crew, and ultimately report to the lead cabin attendant and pilot‑in‑command. This is a travel‑based job that requires cabin attendants to spend multiple days at a time away from home. Cabin attendants are required to attend pre‑flight briefings prior to each flight and perform daily pre‑flight and post‑flight duties that vary depending on the aircraft they’re on, the number of passengers onboard, and whether they work and international or domestic flight. A great cabin attendant will be discreet and conscientious due to the confidentiality of their work as well was flexible and empowered when working through problems. These core tasks are common on most aircraft:
Cabin attendants greet passengers as they board the aircraft and bid them goodbye when they depart. This includes directing passengers to their seats.
Cabin attendants explain all available amenities and their use to passengers, such as explaining how to use entertainment features and phones onboard the aircraft.
Cabin attendants assist passengers with storing their carry‑on luggage and with operating seatbelts and tray tables. This includes responding to passenger requests for assistance or refreshment.
Cabin attendants follow all federal aviation regulations and monitor all passengers to ensure they are following these rules.
Cabin attendants perform visual inspections of the galley, cabin, and crew areas prior to takeoff, and inform the flight crew when these areas are secure.
Cabin attendants plan and order catering and create in‑flight menus tailored to the passengers preferences. They prepare meals and snacks while following safe food storage and handling procedures. They also serve meals, snacks, and drinks to passengers, making recommendations regarding menu offerings upon request.
Cabin attendants keep track of aircraft inventory, including food and beverages, linens, and magazines, and restock items as necessary.
Cabin attendants keep passenger and crew areas clean before, during, and after flights.