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Breeze Airways in Providence is hiring Part-Time Flight Attendants to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for guests. This role includes welcoming passengers, assisting with in-flight services, and maintaining a professional demeanor during shifts.
Ideal candidates are at least 21 years old with a high school diploma. The position offers a competitive pay scale ranging from $25 to $37.50 per flight hour, along with travel benefits and a supportive work environment.
Join the Breeze Team as a Part‑Time Flight Attendant in Providence. Based at Rhode Island T.F. Green International Airport, Breeze Airways is looking for friendly, grounded, and genuinely nice people to join our team as Part‑Time Flight Attendants. If you're someone who stays calm when things get busy, enjoys helping others feel at ease, and wants to be part of a growing airline that actually means it when we say “Seriously Nice,” this could be the perfect fit.
As a Breeze Flight Attendant, you're one of the most visible faces of our airline. That means you play a huge role in shaping how our guests feel about flying with us. Yes, safety is always first – but warmth, kindness, and good judgment come in a very close second. You'll welcome people aboard, help with seating or luggage, answer questions, and stay present and available throughout the flight. You'll serve meals, snacks, and beverages (alcohol included) while keeping everything clean, organized, and hygienic. You'll also monitor the cabin regularly, stay approachable, and handle whatever comes up – whether that's a medical situation, a seating issue, or just someone needing a little extra patience.
Because schedules in aviation can shift due to weather, operations, or delays, we'll need you to stay flexible and professional when plans change. You'll also help with safety demonstrations, emergency procedures, security screenings, and even assist in other departments if needed. And yes – we'll ask you to complete Autism Awareness Training, because every guest deserves to feel understood.
You don't need previous flight attendant experience to be considered. What matters more is your attitude, your reliability, and how you treat people. Here are the basics you'll need:
You will need to successfully complete our initial flight attendant training program and be interviewed and selected for this specific part‑time role. Throughout everything – from training to your first flight to your hundredth – we'll ask you to live by our five core values: safety, kindness, integrity, ingenuity, and excellence. If that sounds like a team you'd be proud to join, we'd love to hear from you.