Frontier Airlines | Flight Attendant

Frontier Airlines seeks to employ Flight Attendants across multiple U.S. bases. This full-time role involves ensuring passenger safety and providing excellent customer service in the inflight environment. Initial training is unpaid, with lodging and meals provided.

About the Role

As a Flight Attendant with Frontier Airlines, the primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and security of passengers and crew. This involves conducting safety procedures, operating aircraft equipment, responding to emergencies, and providing exceptional customer service from boarding to arrival. The role is critical in creating a positive and memorable travel experience for all passengers.

Requirements

• Minimum age of 20 years to begin the interview process.
• Possession of a valid passport book with at least 14 months of remaining validity, enabling international travel.
• Fluency in English, encompassing reading, writing, and speaking.
• High school diploma or GED.
• A minimum of six months of customer service or guest-facing experience (e.g., hospitality, retail, food service, call center).
• Demonstrated strong communication and interpersonal skills.
• Maintenance of a professional appearance, with no visible hand, neck, or face tattoos.
• Ability to work both independently and as part of a team.
• Comfort in assisting customers within a dynamic operational environment.
• Fulfillment of the physical and safety requirements inherent to the Flight Attendant role.

Responsibilities

• Adherence to FAA and Frontier safety procedures and Federal Aviation Regulations.
• Conducting preflight equipment and cabin safety checks.
• Preparing, securing, and operating aircraft doors, exits, and emergency equipment.
• Delivering mandatory safety demonstrations and announcements.
• Monitoring cabin safety and security throughout the flight.
• Responding to emergency and security situations, including evacuations.
• Administering CPR and first aid as necessary.
• Assisting passengers during boarding and deplaning.
• Providing clear communication and customer-focused support.
• Managing inflight needs and unexpected situations with professionalism.
• Preparing and maintaining a service-ready cabin and galley.
• Conducting beverage, snack, and onboard sales service.
• Working collaboratively with crew members to ensure safe and efficient inflight operations.
• Remaining prepared for and responsive to medical, safety, and security events.
• Following emergency procedures and crew instructions.
• Providing calm and clear direction to passengers during changing circumstances.

Qualifications and Training

• Successful completion of 3.5 weeks of initial, unpaid Flight Attendant training.
• Lodging, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided during weekdays of training; breakfast and lunch are provided on Saturdays. Trainees are responsible for Saturday dinners and all meals on Sundays.
• Completion of Initial Operating Experience (IOE) post-training to become a certified Flight Attendant.
• Flight Attendants will be assigned to one of Frontier's 13 bases based on operational needs and seniority. Willingness to report to the assigned base as required is essential.