Before you decide to run out and apply with AE, remember what they did to flight attendant Debra McDougald.
American Eagle Careers
American Eagle will be hiring approximately 400 Flight Attendants ( one class per month) through June 2004.
It?s a job like none other. One day you?re surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. The next, it?s New York?s majestic skyline. Every day means visiting some of North America?s finest cities. And every day rewards you with outstanding benefits. Come add your friendly and winning attitude to our team, and join us on the front-lines of service.
Minimum Age: 19
Education/Work Experience: High school diploma or GED, plus at least one year of customer service experience.
Citizenship: United States citizenship or if you possess the legal right to work in the U.S., including the right to travel to/from the countries American Eagle serves.
Relocation: Candidates must be willing and able to relocate to any of our flight attendant bases located in Boston, MA; Chicago, IL; Dallas/Fort Worth, TX; Los Angeles, CA; Miami, FL; New York City (LGA), NY or San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Physical Requirements: You must be able to lift, push and pull heavy articles as required. You must be able to reach all emergency equipment on all aircraft types. All flight attendants are required to be between 5 feet and 5 feet 10 inches.
Training: Those selected for training must attend an unpaid four week training program conducted at American Airlines Training and Conference Center in Dallas/Fort Worth. Accommodations and meals are provided. Trainees will be responsible for incidental expenses incurred during training and for relocation to the assigned base. Base assignments are awarded in order of seniority. Seniority within each class is determined by birth date.
Uniforms: Initial uniforms are issued during training and purchased by new hire flight attendants via payroll deduction at a rate of $20.00 per paycheck.
Company Benefits: After 6 months of service, new flight attendants will be eligible for our full benefits package. This includes: health insurance, life insurance, dental insurance and profit sharing. Unlimited (space available) travel privileges for employee, spouse and children will be given after completion of training and 24 one-way travel passes each year for family and friends after two years of service. A 401(k) plan and credit union membership are available for those who wish to join.
Salary: All flight attendant wages are governed by the contract agreed upon between American Eagle and the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and are competitive with other major airlines. Annual increases are based on Company anniversary dates as specified in the contract. Per diem is paid for each hour a flight attendant is away from home base. Hotels on layovers are provided by American Eagle.
**If you're a furloughed AA flight attendant please go to http://www.apfa.org to get the special code to put on your application.**
To apply on line click on the link: https://roam1.resjobs.com/americaneagle/
American Eagle Careers
American Eagle will be hiring approximately 400 Flight Attendants ( one class per month) through June 2004.
It?s a job like none other. One day you?re surrounded by the turquoise waters of the Caribbean. The next, it?s New York?s majestic skyline. Every day means visiting some of North America?s finest cities. And every day rewards you with outstanding benefits. Come add your friendly and winning attitude to our team, and join us on the front-lines of service.
Minimum Age: 19
Education/Work Experience: High school diploma or GED, plus at least one year of customer service experience.
Citizenship: United States citizenship or if you possess the legal right to work in the U.S., including the right to travel to/from the countries American Eagle serves.
Relocation: Candidates must be willing and able to relocate to any of our flight attendant bases located in Boston, MA; Chicago, IL; Dallas/Fort Worth, TX; Los Angeles, CA; Miami, FL; New York City (LGA), NY or San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Physical Requirements: You must be able to lift, push and pull heavy articles as required. You must be able to reach all emergency equipment on all aircraft types. All flight attendants are required to be between 5 feet and 5 feet 10 inches.
Training: Those selected for training must attend an unpaid four week training program conducted at American Airlines Training and Conference Center in Dallas/Fort Worth. Accommodations and meals are provided. Trainees will be responsible for incidental expenses incurred during training and for relocation to the assigned base. Base assignments are awarded in order of seniority. Seniority within each class is determined by birth date.
Uniforms: Initial uniforms are issued during training and purchased by new hire flight attendants via payroll deduction at a rate of $20.00 per paycheck.
Company Benefits: After 6 months of service, new flight attendants will be eligible for our full benefits package. This includes: health insurance, life insurance, dental insurance and profit sharing. Unlimited (space available) travel privileges for employee, spouse and children will be given after completion of training and 24 one-way travel passes each year for family and friends after two years of service. A 401(k) plan and credit union membership are available for those who wish to join.
Salary: All flight attendant wages are governed by the contract agreed upon between American Eagle and the Association of Flight Attendants (AFA) and are competitive with other major airlines. Annual increases are based on Company anniversary dates as specified in the contract. Per diem is paid for each hour a flight attendant is away from home base. Hotels on layovers are provided by American Eagle.
**If you're a furloughed AA flight attendant please go to http://www.apfa.org to get the special code to put on your application.**
To apply on line click on the link: https://roam1.resjobs.com/americaneagle/
But, remember when you're on reserve and good for 6 days, you need to pack for 6 days because crew scheduling will not hesitate to use and re-use you without allowing you time to go home and get clean clothes. The best advice I can give someone is know your contract and know your work rules. If you know your work rules and contract, your life will be much better. Have fun flying."
