Flight Attendant

Traincroft Inc. — Opa Locka, Florida

Estimated salary for Flight Attendants (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $51,760–$95,640 per year, median $63,580. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.

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Flight Attendant – Challenger 300

Location: Opa-Locka, FL

Employment Type: Full-Time Aircraft: Challenger 300

Operation: FAR Part 135 / Part 91 Position Overview We are seeking an experienced Full-Time Flight Attendant to join a private aviation operation based in Opa-Locka, Florida , supporting a Challenger 300 aircraft operating under FAR Part 135 and Part 91. The ideal candidate will have a strong background in private/corporate aviation and at least 3 years of flight attendant experience in a Part 135 or Part 91 environment . This position is ideal for a highly professional, service-oriented flight attendant who understands the expectations of private aviation and can provide an exceptional onboard experience for passengers.

Responsibilities • Provide exceptional, personalized service to passengers throughout each flight.

• Ensure the cabin is clean, organized, properly stocked, and prepared for each trip.

• Conduct pre-flight and post-flight cabin preparations.

• Complete required safety and emergency procedures in accordance with company policies and FAA regulations.

• Assist with catering, provisioning, and onboard meal/beverage service.

• Maintain a high level of discretion and professionalism when working with passengers.

• Coordinate effectively with the flight crew, operations team, vendors, and other personnel.

• Assist with passenger requests and special arrangements before and during flights.

• Maintain accurate cabin-related records and documentation as required.

• Support the overall safety, comfort, and satisfaction of passengers.

• Be flexible with scheduling, including weekends, holidays, and varying trip schedules.

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