Thank you so much for this information! I am a former commercial flight attendant who just got hired as a contract flight attendant. I am very new to this world! Useful…
Hi Jacqueline - Interesting video, thank you! Would you ever do a video on your uniforms? It would be fun to see the uniforms you've worn in the past, which you liked the best, if you have to pay for your own uniform, and is there an airline whose uniform you really like. It seems like pilots all kind of wear the same thing, but flight attendant uniforms vary greatly (and some can be really unflattering). Just an idea.
thanks Susan! I did this video on my uniforms: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-W1mQr_RNOWc.html for airlines I always think Delta looks great, and of course Emirates 😊
Hello Jacqueline I love this Video it’s very informative! I was a International Flight Attendant for a major airline. I’m interested in working as a Corporate FA
Hi Jacqueline, Thanks for making this video! This video is right on time for me. I worked on commercial airlines, but have always wanted to get into corporate. I've always heard the money is much better, but the work is more. This surely justifies it. Any tips on how to find these positions? I'm ready to fly again! Peace and Blessings to you!
You said that as a full time corporate flight attendant you can do some contracting. So my question is, how does contacting all work? I know that you said it in the video but I would like to know a little more information.
you send your resume out whenever jobs are posted or a staffing agency contacts you about trips. if you’re lucky you’re referred for work and if the days and the rate work for you, you work the trip. it’s freelance work. did I answer what you were looking for? thanks Luke
Hi Jacqueline! Do you have any more information on the role that knowing foreign languages has (or know where I could find out more)? For example, would your day rate increase with each additional language? Does it vary depending on which language you speak (like German vs. Tagalog)?
Here’s all the info you need: IF YOU SENT ME A DM ABOUT A PRIVATE JET FLIGHT ATTENDANT JOB, WATCH THIS * JACQUELINE TRAVELS ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m82kZFso9Zw.html
How often do you get days off as a private jet flight attendant? And would you say it’s easier to be a private jet attendant than a large plane attendant?
it depends if you contract or if you're full time. I would say 14 days off each month is pretty standard I like private aviation much more than commercial. It is not easier but it is a lot more enjoyable
@@JacquelineTravels Is it 14 in a row per month? And do you think it’d be worth it to apply even without any experience? I have tons of customer service experience.
@@DIAxDHUITx719 it depends on the company and type of flying. most of the time it's 14 days in a row. you won't be considered unless you complete training and get certified
Hi Scott! As long as SWA doesn’t have a no compete clause you can. I did a few contract trips while I was still at the airlines before I made the switch 😊
You don’t HAVE to cook, restaurant food or catering is fine but some companies do prefer someone that can cook in case you don’t have those options. It’s the perfect time to learn 😊
Hy .I love your videos .I am an flight attendant working in India . I am interested in private jet flight attendant .can you please suggest which courses are to be done and from which institutes in USA? please reply
@@JacquelineTravels hi Jacqueline! I completed training through a major airline and failed an emergency door procedure so I was let go. I passed all my written exams and other practical exams with above 90% for FAA. I was invited back to be rehired but I'm very interested in becoming a corporate/private flight attendant instead. What other requirements would I need?
I’m asked by people who have no interest in switching careers, they just want to know how much a CFA makes….obviously I’m happy to answer questions for people who really want the job
