Description
The Frontier Airlines Flight Attendant (FA) plays a vital role in ensuring the well-being, safety, security, and comfort of passengers aboard the aircraft. They provide a variety of services aimed at delivering exceptional customer service, engaging in passenger interactions to answer questions, address concerns, and promote onboard products. Following FAA and Frontier guidelines is crucial for maintaining passenger safety and responding effectively to emergencies or security concerns.
Frontier Flight Attendants must adhere to all Federal Aviation Regulations and Frontier Airlines policies and procedures. They are responsible for initiating and conducting emergency evacuations when needed and performing preflight safety checks of emergency equipment in the cabin. Properly loading and securing carry-on luggage before and during the flight is essential, as is maintaining cabin safety and security throughout all phases of the flight, including boarding and deplaning.
They prepare and secure aircraft doors, make announcements over the PA system, and deliver safety demonstrations to passengers. Duties include setting up the galley, checking and organizing supplies, managing beverage and snack services, and promoting onboard products. Flight Attendants must collect and store all service items before landing and be ready to provide emergency medical assistance, such as CPR and basic first aid, if needed.
A positive attitude and composure are required at all times. The role involves frequent walking, bending, and reaching to retrieve or store items in overhead bins. Reliability is essential, as completing work assignments according to Frontier policies is critical. Maintaining a professional appearance and adhering to uniform guidelines is necessary while in public view, whether commuting, during pre-flight activities, or throughout flight operations. Flight Attendants must also comply with all DOT, FAA, and Frontier Airlines regulations concerning drug and alcohol policies for safety-sensitive employees.
Bases:
- Denver, CO
- Hebron, KY
- Philadelphia, PA
- Las Vegas, NV
- DFW Airport, TX
- Phoenix, AZ
- Cleveland, OH
- Miami, FL
- Carolina, PR
- Atlanta, GA
- Tampa, FL
- Chicago, IL
- Orlando, FL
Benefits and Perks:
As a Frontier Airlines Flight Attendant, you'll enjoy a competitive hourly rate of $25.50, along with generous benefits for yourself and your family, including flight privileges and buddy passes for friends. Take advantage of discounts on travel services like hotels, car rentals, cruises, and vacation packages, as well as discounts on cell phone plans, movie tickets, restaurants, luggage, and thousands of other vendors. Our flexible work schedules promote a healthy work-life balance, and our "Dress for Your Day" business casual environment fosters a comfortable and relaxed atmosphere. The comprehensive Total Rewards program includes a competitive salary, short-term and long-term incentives, paid holidays, a 401(k) plan, vacation/sick time, and comprehensive health insurance that starts on the first day of the month following your hire date. Additionally, you'll have the opportunity to contribute to our HOPE League, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing financial assistance to employees in times of need.
Requirements
To be eligible for this position, applicants must have a high school diploma or GED. Candidates must be at least 20 years old to begin the interview process. A valid passport is essential, with the ability to travel unrestricted in and out of the United States and to all current and future international destinations served by Frontier Airlines. While 1 to 2 years of customer service experience is preferred, it is not mandatory. Applicants must present a neat and professional appearance, adhering to the airline's uniform and appearance guidelines.
Flight Attendants should be aware that during normal duties—which include stretching, reaching, and bending—tattoos must not be exposed, even briefly. Tattoos on the forearm, wrist, leg, or ankle may be covered with waterproof makeup that matches the skin tone, applied conservatively. However, tattoos on the hands or above the collarbone (e.g., neck, face, or behind the ear) are not allowed, and makeup cannot be used to cover them. Tattoos covered by makeup must not compromise the uniform, and tattoos covered by bandages or compression sleeves are also prohibited.
Candidates must be willing to relocate to their assigned base and work flexible hours, including nights, weekends, holidays, and extended shifts. They should be prepared to travel for long durations and adapt to job demands, such as accepting schedule changes on short notice, and must be open to flying both international and domestic routes.
Strong interpersonal, oral, and written communication skills are essential, and candidates must be fluent in English, able to communicate clearly and effectively, especially in stressful situations. The role requires the ability to work both independently and collaboratively, demonstrating leadership and teamwork among fellow employees and passengers. Physical requirements include heavy lifting, pushing, or pulling objects up to 100 pounds occasionally and up to 60 pounds frequently. Flight Attendants must be able to sit and secure themselves with a seatbelt and shoulder harness in all jump seats without modifications or the use of extensions.
Physical Requirements
The role of a Flight Attendant requires significant physical effort and the ability to perform repetitive motions, such as bending at the waist and knees and maintaining those positions for extended periods. Candidates must possess 20/20 vision (or adequate vision correction) and sufficient hearing to safely carry out essential functions, including interpreting and responding to onboard chimes, call buttons, and public address announcements. Standing throughout most of the work shift is required, as well as performing duties in a pressurized cabin for extended durations.
Flight Attendants must have the physical strength to access and operate all emergency equipment and exits, including managing door and window exits in manual and emergency modes. This includes operating a 33-pound window exit and dealing with emergency mode door resistance. The role also involves pushing, pulling, or moving a galley cart weighing up to 100 pounds and handling objects up to 50 pounds occasionally and up to 35 pounds frequently.
The ability to lift luggage weighing up to 35 pounds from the floor to a height of 33 inches (e.g., from the floor to a passenger seat) and from 33 inches to 67 inches (e.g., from the passenger seat to the overhead compartment) is necessary. Reaching into overhead compartments with a height of 67 inches and depth of 28 inches is required. Additionally, Flight Attendants must be able to secure themselves in the cabin jump seat using the safety belt and shoulder harness without extensions and be capable of balancing and reaching across seats to serve passengers effectively.
