Cabin Attendant - Global 8000 (Eagle, CO)

Jet Aviation•Eagle, ID

3d•Onsite

About The Position

Deliver an unparalleled level of service at 45,000 feet as a Cabin Attendant in private aviation. In this elite role, you will ensure the comfort, and discretion of high-profile passengers while creating a personalized and luxurious in-flight experience. From pre-flight preparation to post-flight follow-through, you’ll take ownership of every detail—anticipating client needs, managing high-end catering and cabin presentation, and upholding the highest standards of hospitality and confidentiality.

Requirements

Flight Safety International or equivalent corporate Cabin Attendant recurrent training.
MedAire Management of Inflight Illness and Injury certification or CPR/AED equivalent.
Four years in a similar role, with at least two years of culinary and/or high-end hospitality experience
High school diploma required
Ability to work a variable schedule to meet flight mission profiles, included extended trips, holidays and weekends.
Willingness to travel extensively worldwide with no restrictions.
Valid driver’s license with a clean driving record
Must be at least 21 years of age

Nice To Haves

Strong interpersonal skills, attention to detail, and a passion for collaboration.
Exceptional organizational and communication skills with a deep understanding of the aviation industry and the ability to approach its nuances with a pleasant, friendly, and professional demeanor to deliver exceptional experiences to clients and colleagues.
A quality-driven mindset and dedication to representing Jet Aviation as a trusted leader in the industry with a relentless drive for quality and excellence, embodying our reputation as a global leader.
A passion for mentoring and training others with a warm, friendly, and professional demeanor that creates unforgettable experiences for passengers.

Responsibilities

Work closely with the Pilot-in-Command (PIC) to ensure smooth operations, conduct preflight cabin checks, report maintenance issues, and coordinate with crews to maintain a pristine aircraft.
Assist with cabin systems, luggage, and seating arrangements, including for children and passengers with disabilities and operate safety equipment. For Part 91 flights ensure passenger compliance with federal regulations, deliver safety briefings if/as advised by the PIC, and assist/command the cabin in an event of an aircraft or medical emergency.
Maintain a clean, organized, and luxurious cabin, manage bedding and supplies, source vendors, and prepare and serve meals and beverages tailored to passenger preferences.
Update client profiles, complete post-trip reports, manage expense accounts, and maintain aircraft-specific manuals while staying current with all required training.
Lead and mentor contract or part-time crew members and represent Jet Aviation as a trusted ambassador to industry groups and regulatory bodies.