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Flight Attendant
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Flight Attendant. A number of the underlined keywords
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Description:
Must
have Excellent communication skills *
Must be available to work weekends, holidays, and overtime * Must be flexible,
dependable, trustworthy * Must have a positive attitude, and work well
unsupervised * Responsible for providing legendary Customer Service to
passengers desiring to travel by performing or assisting in the
performance of all safety, passenger service, and cabin preparation duties
* Provides leadership, direction, and
assistance during an emergency, including aircraft evacuation,
administering first aid to ill or incapacitated Customers, and unusual
incidents (bomb threats, hijackings, delayed flights, severe weather
conditions, turbulent flights, etc.) * Working environment subject to
varying climate conditions, air turbulence, changing locations, variable
hours and working conditions, dry air, noise levels from engines and other
ground equipment, dim lighting, confined spaces and continuous and
frequent contact with others * Works under hazardous conditions handling
emergencies * Works independently without constant supervision and
observation * Work must be performed in accordance with established
guidelines, procedures, and performance standards * Reads and interprets
service and emergency instructions and communicates information to
Customers and Crew * Other duties may be assigned from time to time
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