Breeze Airways Flight Attendant - Part Time - Quick Hire!

Breeze Airways is a thriving, innovative airline known for its commitment to providing excellent customer service and affordable, reliable air travel. Founded with a mission to connect underserved routes and deliver a delightful travel experience, Breeze has quickly established itself as a favorite among travelers seeking convenience and comfort without the hassle. As a fast-growing company with a strong emphasis on culture and core values, Breeze prides itself on fostering an environment where employees are empowered to excel while embodying the spirit of kindness, integrity, ingenuity, safety, and excellence. Breeze operates as a modern airline with its primary crew base stationed at Orlando International Airport (MCO). The airline emphasizes the importance of a positive travel experience and maintains a customer-centric approach in all aspects of its operations. By nurturing a team of passionate and dedicated professionals, Breeze continues to expand its network and improve its service offerings. The role of Part Time Flight Attendant at Breeze is a unique opportunity to be a frontline ambassador for the company. As a Flight Attendant based in the MCO crew base, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety, comfort, and overall satisfaction of our Guests throughout their journey. This position requires individuals who are truly "Seriously Nice"—those who are not only skilled in delivering excellent inflight service but also adept at managing the dynamic and sometimes high-pressure environment of air travel. Flight Attendants at Breeze are responsible for providing exceptional Guest experiences by greeting passengers warmly, assisting with seating and storage of luggage and garments, and attending to any additional requests with genuine care and attention. Maintaining a safe environment is paramount, and attendants must stay calm, professional, and empathetic, especially when handling stressful situations. The role demands excellent communication skills and teamwork, as Flight Attendants collaborate closely with fellow team members to deliver seamless service. In addition to service delivery, Flight Attendants ensure compliance with all FAA regulations and company procedures, including safety demonstrations, emergency protocol instruction, and administering first aid when necessary. Attendants also maintain cabin cleanliness, prepare and serve food and beverages while adhering to strict hygiene standards, and use Breeze's inflight technology effectively. Flexibility is essential as schedules may change due to operational demands or weather conditions. Breeze offers competitive pay rates starting at $25 per hour for new Flight Attendants with incremental increases based on tenure, reaching up to $37.50 per hour with experience. The position guarantees 37.5 flying hours per month and includes paid training, with initial luggage and uniform costs covered by the company. Employees become eligible for 401K benefits after 90 days, and travel benefits begin early with Breeze and extend to other airlines after six months. This part-time role is an excellent opportunity for individuals seeking to build a rewarding career with a supportive and growing airline company.
  • 21 years of age or older
  • High school diploma or equivalent educational achievement
  • Must be able to reach and remove emergency equipment from overhead bins without assistance
  • Must have adequate head clearance in the cabin
  • Ability to sit and buckle into the E190 and A220 Flight Attendant jumpseat seatbelt harness and lap belt
  • Neat, well-groomed, and capable of making a positive impression
  • Must be service-oriented
  • Adhere to highest possible hygiene standard as outlined by the CDC
  • Ability to read, write, speak, and understand the English language
  • Ability to pass a vision and hearing test
  • Ability to successfully complete security screening training
  • Must pass a DOT pre-employment drug test
  • Must pass a TSA required fingerprint-based criminal history records check and a Breeze background check
  • Legal right to work in the U.S.
  • Legal right to travel without restriction to/from the United States
  • Current passport with a minimum of six months remaining prior to expiration
  • Ability to serve alcoholic beverages
  • Willing to relocate based on the company’s operational needs if applicable
  • Able to work nights, weekends, holidays, and extended hours if needed
  • Able to report for work in your assigned base for your assigned trips
  • Able to work "Reserve Assignment" in your assigned base
  • Self-starter, must have a positive attitude and strong desire for success
  • Neat, well-groomed, and capable of making a positive impression
  • Nose piercings are acceptable and must follow company guidelines (studs only, single 2mm or smaller nose stud, silver, gold or gemstone, no hoops, no other facial piercings)
  • No teeth embellishments in uniform
  • No more than two earrings per ear while in uniform
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