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JetBlue Airways is a premier American airline renowned for its commitment to superior customer service and innovative offerings. As a leader in the Boston and New York markets, JetBlue distinguishes itself through exceptional in-flight amenities like free Fly-Fi internet and the most spacious legroom in coach class. Founded on core values such as Safety, Caring, Integrity, Passion, and Fun, JetBlue has cultivated a vibrant workplace culture that prioritizes employee and customer satisfaction alike. With a team of over 23,000 dedicated crewmembers, JetBlue strives to inspire humanity with every flight. The airline continually invests in its people and technology to maintain its position as a hallmark of excellence in the aviation industry. The role of an Inflight Crewmember at JetBlue presents a fantastic opportunity for individuals looking to start or grow their careers in the airline industry without needing prior flight experience. This position is crucial in delivering the JetBlue customer experience, emphasizing both safety and outstanding service. As the frontline representatives onboard, inflight crewmembers are responsible for creating a welcoming and secure environment by assisting passengers with care and professionalism. The position is designed to be entry-level, supported by extensive paid training through JetBlue University in Orlando, Florida. During this 6-week program, crew candidates learn all Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) safety protocols and emergency procedures, alongside JetBlue's unique approach to hospitality and service recovery strategies aimed at resolving customer challenges swiftly and empathetically. The daily responsibilities require flexibility as schedules may include day shifts, night shifts, and multi-day trips, encompassing weekends and holidays. Team collaboration is vital, working closely with other inflight staff and flight deck personnel to ensure flights are safe, punctual, and enjoyable. Compensation is competitive within the industry, with new crewmembers earning an estimated annual base salary between $45,000 and $70,000, depending on flight hours, supplemented by profit sharing, a 401(k) plan with company match, and access to travel privileges. This position not only promises a rewarding work experience but also a career pathway into leadership roles such as Inflight Lead or into corporate support positions within JetBlue. The airline seeks individuals who embody compassion, passion, and a positive spirit to join its dynamic team.
  • high school diploma or equivalent
  • availability to work flexible schedules including nights, weekends, and holidays
  • ability to pass FAA mandated safety and emergency training
  • legal authorization to work in the united states
  • strong communication skills
  • physical ability to perform inflight duties such as assisting passengers and managing emergencies
  • positive attitude and customer-oriented mindset
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