Position Summary

Cabin Attendants at Thrive Aviation are the heart of our flights and the face of prestigious service on board our aircraft. As a Cabin Attendant, you will be primarily responsible for all aspects of In-Flight Service aboard your assigned aircraft while ensuring our passengers receive unparalleled service.

Duties & Responsibilities

• Assists in the procurement process for all new onboard items for new aircraft acquisitions.
• Responsible for keeping the aircraft clean before, during and after a flight.
• Maintains inventory on aircraft.
• Greets passengers as they arrive and depart.
• Assists passengers with inflight needs, including catering and luggage.
• Follows federal regulations which includes ensuring passenger compliance to federal aviation regulations.
• Plans and serves meals onboard to passengers.
• Maintain the highest degree of confidentiality in regards to passengers, itineraries, and company information
• Position based out of Las Vegas, Nevada.
• Schedule will be flexible, and subject to change pursuant to needs of our business, passengers, and aircraft owner(s).
• Any other duties assigned by management.

Experience & Qualifications

• At least 3-5 years of guest service experience in a luxury product environment
• Current training for our current fleet highly desired
• Food Handlers and Alcohol Certifications
• Training and/or certifications in service and safety highly desired
• Expert customer service skills with a superior attention to the finest details
• Excellent verbal and written communication with the ability to appropriately communication with all levels of passengers and coworkers
• The ability to work in an enclosed aircraft, including sitting, standing, and/or walking for extended periods, for the entire duration of scheduled flights
• Top-notch ability to develop genuine rapport with Flight Crew and passengers
• Ability to work nights, weekends, holidays, extended and overnight trips, with either planned or minimal notice

Physical Requirements

The physical requirements of a Cabin Attendant are considered to be reasonable and customary for those who are familiar with the typical duties and responsibilities of the role. Cabin Attendants will spend most of their working hours aboard small, mid, super-mid, and large aircraft of varying size. Cabin Attendants must be able to sit, stand, walk, stoop, or crouch for extended periods of time based on the duration of the scheduled trip. Cabin Attendants must be able to lift up to 30 pounds without assistance.