Flight Attendant - Part-Time

Working at Breeze Airways brings the World’s Nicest Airline to life through cross-functional teamwork. Breeze seeks Seriously Nice Part-Time Flight Attendants for the new FLL Crew Base. They ensure Guest safety, comfort, and a positive experience while embracing the mission to make travel simple, affordable, and convenient using technology, ingenuity, and kindness.

Flight Attendants warmly welcome Guests, assist with seating, luggage stowage, and information requests while staying available for help. They prepare and serve meals, snacks, and beverages including alcohol, upholding hygiene standards. They maintain cabin cleanliness and galley organization in tight quarters.

Team Members collaborate, communicate effectively, and problem-solve together, showing respect in high-stress situations. They remain calm under pressure, monitor the cabin to stay approachable, and demonstrate personal responsibility by being punctual and proactive. Upholding professional appearance and etiquette is essential both in and out of the cabin.

Stay current with FAA regulations, company procedures, and training while using Breeze’s inflight technology. Breeze provides paid training, initial uniform and luggage, travel benefits after 30 days, and progressive pay rates. Eligible for 401K after 90 days, with a monthly guarantee of 37.5 flying hours.

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