VIP/VVIP Cabin Crewmembers id-9660

May 28, 2025

Description

Freedom II Cabin Crewmembers (CCM) and Senior Cabin Crewmembers (SCCM) are responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of VIP/VVIP passengers onboard. CCMs who demonstrate the necessary skills and expertise have the opportunity to advance to the SCCM role. This position requires excellent communication skills for seamless coordination in a multi-crew environment, along with refined customer service abilities and impeccable etiquette.

Key Responsibilities:

As a Freedom II Cabin Crewmember, you will support and comply with the company's safety objectives, including identifying and reporting hazards. Responsibilities include performing safety checks, maintaining knowledge of emergency procedures, and ensuring passenger safety. You will communicate with operations and crew, present yourself professionally in VIP/VVIP settings, arrange passenger catering and special requests, and attend to flight deck crew needs. Providing exemplary service, assisting passengers at FBOs, and ensuring a clean, well-stocked aircraft are key duties. You will also manage inventories, report issues, complete paperwork, and contribute to fleet organization while attending training and suggesting service improvements.

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Requirements

The successful candidate must be at least 21 years old, with 1 year of VIP/VVIP Flight Attendant experience preferred. International work or travel experience is advantageous, as is a background in Part 121 operations. Candidates must be willing to work flexible hours, engage with different personalities, and navigate stairs safely while lifting up to 30 lbs. A friendly, outgoing, and energetic personality is essential. Proficiency in MS365 Suite is required, along with a passport valid for at least three years. Full Covid vaccination is also mandatory.

Benefits and Perks

Freedom II offers a competitive salary and comprehensive benefits package, including health insurance and a retirement plan, ensuring financial security and well-being for its employees.

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