Flight Attendant – Charter Operations

Freight Runners Express•Milwaukee, WI

73d•Onsite

About The Position

This isn’t your typical airline role—and that’s exactly the point. At Freight Runners Express / Air Charter Express, our Flight Attendants are more than service providers. You’re the face of the operation, the calm in the unexpected, and the person passengers remember long after the flight ends. Flying aboard our 30-passenger SAAB 2000, you’ll work in a fast-paced, ever-changing charter environment where no two days—or trips—look the same. One day might be a quick corporate hop, the next an all-day charter with multiple legs. If you thrive when plans shift and take pride in delivering both exceptional safety and genuine hospitality, you’ll fit right in.

Requirements

Must be a minimum of twenty-one (21) years of age
Valid U.S. passport (required at time of application)
Required residence within 30 minutes of Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport
Legal authorization to work and travel internationally without restrictions
Ability to pass all background checks, including 10 year FBI/CHRC and FAA/DOT pre-employment drug test
Comfortable working long duty days (4+ hours standing/sitting onboard)
Able to lift 75 lbs, reach, bend, and assist with luggage
Must fit safely in jump seat (including harness)
Weight limit: 160 lbs (aircraft weight and balance restriction)
Height limit: 5'7" (aircraft cabin constraint)
Willingness to work nights, weekends, holidays
Ability to accept short-notice assignments and multi-day trips away from base
Strong customer service mindset with a calm, positive demeanor
Ability to learn and retain detailed safety procedures quickly
Confidence managing high-pressure or unexpected situations
Discretion and respect for passenger privacy
No visible tattoos or facial piercings
No OWI/DUI and any other related charges that would restrict domestic or international travel

Responsibilities

Lead all onboard safety responsibilities, from pre-flight checks to in-flight procedures.
Brief passengers, secure the cabin, and respond confidently in emergencies.
Create a welcoming, professional environment—serving food and beverages, assisting with luggage, and ensuring passengers feel comfortable, even during delays or turbulence.
Adapt to changing schedules, last-minute assignments, and extended duty days (typically 4–14 hours).
Manage overnights and multi-day trips.
Ensure the cabin is always ready for the next mission by stocking and organizing the aircraft, and performing post-flight cleanup and inventory.
Collaborate closely with crew members on some days, and be the sole cabin professional onboard on other days.