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Sun Country Airlines is the hometown airline of Minnesota, proudly serving the Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP) area. Known for its unique hybrid model, Sun Country operates scheduled passenger services, charter flights for VIPs and sports teams, and cargo flights for major clients such as Amazon. This diverse range of operations ensures a dynamic and engaging work environment where no two days are the same. Founded with core values centered on teamwork, affordability, and delivering a best-in-class guest experience, Sun Country Airlines has built a reputation for being a reliable and customer-focused carrier. With a commitment to creating a positive work culture, the airline emphasizes safety, flexibility, and a genuine passion for customer service. The Flight Attendant position at Sun Country Airlines offers an exciting entry-level opportunity for individuals seeking a rewarding career in aviation without requiring previous experience. Sun Country provides comprehensive paid training, giving new hires the tools and knowledge necessary to succeed in this critical role. As a Flight Attendant, your primary responsibility is to ensure the safety and well-being of all passengers onboard. Beyond safety, you will be the face of hospitality and customer care, providing attentive and compassionate assistance throughout each flight. The role demands flexibility, problem-solving skills, and the ability to calmly manage in-flight challenges while maintaining professionalism. This position is far from a traditional 9-to-5 job, requiring availability and adaptability to meet the demands of a 24/7/365 operation. Flight Attendants will be scheduled for various shifts including day departures, overnight flights, and weekend assignments. Additionally, the role requires a readiness to respond to on-call (reserve) assignments, especially during holidays and peak travel periods. The comprehensive four-week paid training in Minneapolis covers FAA safety regulations, emergency procedures, and Sun Country's specific in-flight service protocols, including service recovery methods. Sun Country Airlines offers competitive compensation with an estimated annual base salary ranging from $38,000 to $60,000, dependent on flight hours. Employees enjoy an attractive benefits package featuring medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) retirement plan, and excellent travel privileges on Sun Country and partner airlines. Joining Sun Country means becoming part of a dedicated team that values safety, flexibility, and guest satisfaction while providing career growth opportunities in a supportive environment.
  • no prior flight attendant experience required
  • ability to complete four weeks of paid training
  • must be legally authorized to work in the united states
  • ability to pass background checks and drug screenings
  • flexible availability for day, night, weekend, and on-call shifts
  • physically able to perform all duties required on board
  • excellent verbal and interpersonal communication skills
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