Jet Aviation Cabin Attendant [Dallas] ID-7651

March 11, 2025

Summary:

The Cabin Attendant attends to comfort and convenience of passengers on board each flight and is responsible for the catering as well as various administrative and training functions while not flying.

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Main Responsibilities:

Report all cabin discrepancies and cabin maintenance issues to pilot in command for documentation
Coordinate with pilots, maintenance and cleaning crews to ensure aircraft is impeccably clean and properly serviced
Conduct preflight check of all cabin equipment prior to each flight On part 91 flights only:
- Ensure passengers comply with federal regulations during flight activity
- Brief passengers on the safety features of the aircraft
- Assist and command the cabin in the event of an aircraft emergency, medical emergency, or aircraft evacuation
- Operate all emergency equipment including fire extinguishers, life rafts, oxygen equipment, and automatic external defibrillator
Brief and assist passengers with cabin management systems such as entertainment, high speed data systems and phone capabilities
Assist passengers with carry-on luggage
Assist passengers with seating for adults and children including passengers with disabilities and children who require restraint systems
Maintain complete and detailed working knowledge of all service equipment and procedures of the aircraft on which he/she is assigned
Maintain neatness and orderliness of cabin at all times
Maintain bedding and locker area on assigned aircraft
Coordinate and shop for interior items per the Owner’s request
Plan and print menus and weather cards
Plan, order, shop, prepare, and serve all meals and beverages
Develop and maintain standard stock and source vendors for aircraft cabin, lavatory, and galley.
Ensure aircraft is prepared to specifications prior to each flight
Provide client profiles updates, post-trip reports, catering reports and maintain other required paperwork
Create and maintain aircraft specific manual on assigned aircraft
Manage expense accounts
Attend and maintain currency in all aspects of required training, annual recurrent safety, medical and company Indoc training
Other duties may be required, as needed
May supervise the work or train contract or part time cabin crew member
Represent Jet Aviation as one company internally and externally with industry groups, regulatory bodies and the General Dynamics network

Minimum Requirements:

College degree preferred, high school diploma required
2 years of culinary and food experience in a high end restaurant
Aviation safety training currency
Strong organizational and communication skills
4-7 years’ relevant work experience
Strong understanding of aviation industry
Strong internal/external commercial awareness
Extraordinary customer focus

Desired Characteristics:

Interest and ability in supervising or training others (i.e., contract flight attendants)
Strong project management experience
Strong personal values corresponding with Jet Aviation values (Trust, Honesty, Alignment, Transparency)

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