VIP Flight Attendant Salary, Cabin Crew Pay, Private Jet Stewardess

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VIP Flight Attendant Salary, Cabin Crew Pay, Private Jet Stewardess

Hello, my name is Ben Lovegrove and in this video I'm going to talk about the pay and perks of being a VIP Flight Attendant and a member of the cabin crew on any private jet.

Would you like to travel the world in private aircraft, stay in the best hotels, mix with the super rich, and get paid to do so?

Such ideas are what attract Flight Attendants to roles within business aviation and VIP hospitality.

However, as I'm sure you already know, such positions are only open to the select few with the right skills and experience.

There are the Flight Attendants who work on private aircraft that ferry heads of industry and senior members of corporations from capital to capital.

Then there are Flight Attendants whose passengers are wealthy individuals who use their own or rented private jets for the convenience and privacy that they provide.

So one thing that most, if not all these passengers have in common is the fact they are very wealthy, they regard time as a precious commodity, and they value discretion and privacy.

Consequently, they need Flight Attendants who are discrete, efficient, and professional in every way.

They may request that their pilots and cabin crew sign non-disclosure agreements.

So you might have to forget blogging or vlogging about your travels and clients.

The clue is in the title; a private jet is not a public space, so the Flight Attendants need to keep in mind that what they see and hear is not to be disclosed elsewhere.

Sometimes this is to protect the privacy of the individual and their families but it could also be because business meetings are held aboard that discretion is required.

The aircraft involved range from small business jets (bizjets) with limited seating and amenities, to airliners containing lounge areas, bedrooms, and bathrooms.

You'll quickly become familiar with Learjets, Cessna Citations, Embraers, Gulfstreams, and perhaps privately owned airliners like a Boeing 777 or even a 747.

For the ultra wealthy price is no object so the Flight Attendant should not be intimidated by ostentatious displays of wealth, expensive equipment, and famous people.

Serving food and drink aboard such aircraft requires skills that can only be acquired by diligent effort and experience.

You'll be expected to prepare and serve dishes to the highest standards with presentation worthy of a Michelin star restaurant.

Communication and language skills are important and knowledge of the protocols and customs of various nationalities is a great asset.

Those that succeed among the elite of cabin crew are often those with a wide range of skills.

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Do you have any experience of working as a corporate flight attendant? Do you aspire to become one? Post your comments, questions, tips, and advice below.

[parimal]

Nice vid. One of the most important thing which we look for is integrity. If that's absent, then other skills are of no use.
Unfortunately, getting a person of integrity is difficult but once they are hired, not only they are rewarded handsomely but also hired for long duration. Same goes with case of pilots, where background checks are also carried out but that's easy as freshers are not hired as pilots, so they do have a considerable history, be it as airline pilot or air force one.

[jb]

Thinking of doing this. I have experience as cabin crew.

[ritik]

Hi, the video is very informative and thanks for that.
However, can we apply as corporate FA for any organisation around the globe?
I mean despite of the fact that we wouldnt be resident of that country.

[Mayank-gijd]

Sir i passed my 12 exam then what steps i have to take for this job?

[frankensandra]

That’s my goal !!!! What should I do :(