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Sun Country Airlines in Minneapolis, MN is seeking flight attendants for a dynamic role across scheduled passenger service and charters. You will join a team delivering safe, friendly service while adapting to a flexible schedule and base assignments.
Applicants must meet age, education, language, and physical requirements and be prepared for initial training, with a stipend during training and ongoing opportunities as you gain seniority.
We provide complimentary parking tailored to the base location of our flight attendants. Those based at Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport (MSP) enjoy free covered parking at Terminal 2, while those stationed at Laughlin Bullhead International Airport (IFP) and Gulfport-Biloxi (GPT) receive free on-site airport parking. For our Las Vegas (LAS) based attendants, complimentary off-site airport parking is available.
Over time, as we continue to grow and as your seniority increases, our flight attendants gain increased scheduling flexibility.
As a flight attendant at Sun Country Airlines, you'll embrace a dynamic role thanks to our flexible business model that includes scheduled passenger service and charter flying. One day, you could find yourself flying a professional sports team to New York, and the next, you might be taking vacation-goers to Puerto Vallarta, Mexico.
Must be 20 years or older at the end of initial training
High school diploma or equivalent
Ability to read, write, understand, and clearly speak in English
Must have a passport with the ability to travel to any country served by Sun Country Airlines. Passports must have at least six months validity at the start of training. Alternatively, proof of your passport application or renewal in process on day one of training is also acceptable.
Minimum of two years direct customer service experience
Basic computer knowledge
Must be able to reach 80 vertical inches, without shoes, to operate all necessary equipment and systems
Must be able to kneel to operate the mechanism of the aircraft door
Must be able to kneel to operate the mechanism of the aircraft door and perform CPR (training provided)
Able to lift 25-50 pounds on a repetitive basis and pushing/pulling carts with weights between 100-200 pounds
Able to endure repetitive variances in altitude and cabin pressure
Fully fit into Flight Attendant jumpseat and secure the seat belt/shoulder harness assembly without modification in any manner to achieve closure
Have enough vision to safely perform the essential functions of the position
Have enough hearing acuity to communicate with co-workers and passengers
Ability to successfully complete initial training and pass an initial operating experience flight
Able remain calm and respond to emergency situations including medical emergencies, aircraft evacuations, and more.
"Look into what is involved in the job to make sure it’s right for you - from flight attendant training to schedules. It has been a wonderful adventure for me!"
"We're a unique group of special people. I'm proud to be a part of this company and work with these flight attendants."
Our flight attendant hiring process is designed to identify the most qualified candidates who possess the necessary skills and qualities to excel in this role. Our goal is ensure that we hire individuals who are passionate about providing exceptional service, prioritizing safety, and have a love for travel.
Yes. You are only considered for the base that you apply to.
Initial training is approximately 5 weeks and includes: classroom learning, drills, evaluations, and on-the-job training. 100% attendance is required for the entire duration of training. Initial training is 5-6 days a week and will include some weekends and holidays.
Training is unpaid, but upon successful completion of the full training program (which is a pre-requisite for employment), you will receive a stipend check for $1,000 on the final day of training (per diem).
Initial training is held at Sun Country Airlines Headquarters in Minneapolis, MN near the Minneapolis/St. Paul Internal Airport (MSP).
We operate 365 days a year. As a Flight Attendant, you will be assigned to various shifts which will include weekends, evenings, holidays, and “red eye” type hours. Time off for important personal events is not guaranteed. You may be away from home for extended periods of time (up to 6 days) and must be able to adapt to delays or re-assignments depending on business needs. Shifts are bid monthly and are awarded based on seniority.
MSP-based Flight Attendants usually start their Flight Attendant careers on reserve. As a reserve (on call) Flight Attendant, you must be able to report to the airport within two hours of being notified of an assignment. A reserve Flight Attendant will be scheduled to be on-call 20 days a month and must be available from midnight to midnight on reserve days. You must be immediately available by phone on a reserve day. Since scheduling is based on seniority, there is no set timeframe for how long a Flight Attendant may be on reserve. There are currently no GPT, IFP, or LAS-based Flight Attendant reserves.