$40k - $62k/Year Flight Attendant Job in Austin

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Southwest Airlines is one of the leading and most beloved low-cost airlines in the United States, known for its commitment to customer service, reliability, and maintaining a fun, welcoming atmosphere both in the air and on the ground. Founded in 1967, Southwest Airlines has grown to be a major player in the aviation industry, proudly offering low fares and maintaining a strong dedication to employee satisfaction and customer care. With headquarters in Dallas, Texas, the company operates thousands of flights daily, connecting people to hundreds of destinations. Southwest prides itself on its unique company culture, which emphasizes teamwork, respect, and a spirit of hospitality. The airline is often recognized for its employee-focused practices and has become a preferred employer for those seeking a career in the airline and hospitality industries. Southwest Airlines’ strong dedication to fostering a positive work environment is reflected in their approach to benefits, training, and employee development, making it a great place for professionals passionate about aviation and customer service to grow their careers. This particular opening is for the position of Flight Attendant based out of the Austin, Texas office. The role of Flight Attendant at Southwest Airlines combines the excitement of travel with the responsibility of ensuring passenger safety and providing exceptional customer service in a fast-paced environment. Flight Attendants are integral members of each flight crew, tasked with maintaining a welcoming and comfortable cabin atmosphere while adhering to strict safety protocols set forth by aviation authorities. This full-time position offers an anticipated annual compensation ranging from $40,000 to $62,000, approximately $980 per week, reflecting the company’s commitment to competitive wages alongside meaningful career opportunities. The successful candidate will be skilled in managing the dynamic challenges of in-flight service while demonstrating a genuine passion for people and hospitality. Whether serving snacks and beverages or delivering crucial safety instructions, Flight Attendants play a vital role in creating memorable travel experiences aligned with the airline’s hallmark of legendary service. Southwest Airlines is seeking individuals aged 20 or older who thrive in collaborative, customer-centered work environments and who aspire to be part of a hardworking, fun-loving team. This role demands excellent communication skills, a professional yet personable demeanor, and the ability to remain calm and efficient during busy or challenging situations. The company offers comprehensive benefits – including medical, dental, and vision insurance – as well as paid training, paid time off, a generous 401(k) plan with profit sharing, and unmatched travel privileges, providing a well-rounded and supportive work experience. Joining Southwest Airlines as a Flight Attendant means becoming part of a community dedicated to delivering safe, reliable, and friendly travel while advancing your career within a company recognized for its heart and hospitality.
  • high school diploma or equivalent
  • must be at least 20 years old
  • ability to pass required background checks and drug screenings
  • capacity to work flexible schedules including nights, weekends, and holidays
  • physical ability to perform flight attendant duties safely
  • excellent communication skills
  • commitment to customer service and safety
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