Flight Attendant And Chef Vacancy – Massachusetts

Job Title:Contract Flight Attendant And Flight Chef
Region: Home Base - London

Contract Duration Or Permanent: Permanent and/or 12 Months + Contract Assignments
Pay Rate / Benefits Package: 6500.00 GBP Per Week.

Start Date: ASAP

No. of People Required: 2 x Flight Chefs and 2 x Flight Attendants Needed
Reference: 2007-023

Job is open to anybody from any part of the world.

To Apply With your up to date CV to barywills@gmail.com

Name of employer:Mr Charles Cadogan and family in London UK represented by personal assistant.We will be needing the services of pilots and Flight attendants for the aircraft below.

Duration of the Job on contract:
3 months

Our Client Charles Gerald John Cadogan, 8th Earl Cadogan (b. March 24, 1937) is one of the richest people in the United Kingdom. Forbes Magazine lists him as the 216th richest person in the world in 2004.

He was the Viscount Chelsea before inheriting the title of Earl Cadogan on July 4, 1997. The Cadogan family's wealth is based on landholdings in Chelsea, a wealthy part of London, including much of Sloane Street.

He chaired Chelsea Football Club from 1981 until 1982 and is also a Governor of Culford School


Our Client plans to hire/contract 2 x Flight chef and 2 x Flight attendants to join them in London.

They have asked Candidates to apply with:
* JAA ATPL and/or FAA ATP

* Applicants must be rated and current on Falcon F900EX

Our Client is offering:
* Weekly wages
* Accommodation
* Ground Duty Transport
* More than 1 months paid holiday per year if extended.
* Uniform
Operational Routes could be worldwide.
Qualified F900 Candidates who can demonstrate strong VIP/Business Aviation experience (on any aircraft type) will be given first priority. We will be looking for a genuine understanding of the Corporate/Business Aviation world.
Full package and contract details will be provided as part of the interview process.

If you are positively interested and available to consider new employment and/or a contract position, please email your CV/Curriculum Vitae/Resume to
barywills@gmail.com

Personal Phone number:+447024025143 or +447024025374

Candidates who do not have the Falcon F900 rating (with experience on type) will be considered on good reasons.but you will have to go through training before the commencement of the job.

So, what does the job entail?
Cabin crew will be responsible for the safety and welfare of the passengers both in the air and on the ground. They:

Greet passengers upon boarding the aircraft
Supervise seating and safety arrangements
Serve food and drink
Serving including wine, spirits
Complete paperwork relating to the flight

In the event of an emergency the cabin crew must ensure that passengers remain calm and orderly. They must have a comprehensive knowledge of the airline’s safety procedures and must take control of the situation. If necessary they will administer first-aid to passengers. Being a cabin crew member has advantages and disadvantages which are found in few other careers. Travel concessions are a big advantage of airline work as employees may travel at greatly reduced rates to many parts of the world. Cabin crew sometimes have the chance of spending their days off in a foreign country – a fringe benefit which few other jobs can offer. On the other hand hours of work are extremely irregular and the cabin crew will often be working at weekends and over public holidays. Those engaged on long distance flights may be away from home for long periods. Finally, the cabin crew may have a number of flight reports, customs and health forms to complete either during the flight or after they see passengers safely off the aircraft.

Requirements
Age - you should be between 19 and 41 years old (check with individual airlines).

Physical - your height should be between 5’2’’ (1.57m) and 6’2’’ (1.87m) with weight in proportion. You should have good eyesight with or without glasses or contact lenses and you must not be colour-blind.

Education - ideally you should have an educational standard of GCSE or equivalent. Clear diction and total fluency in English is essential (for UK airlines). Conversational ability in a second language although not necessary is beneficial. If you declare that you can speak a second language you will be tested for oral skills at a level which at which you declare yourself proficient during the selection process. Any nursing of First Aid qualifications are extremely beneficial.

Training
we will provide our own training which normally takes 2-3 weeks. Courses vary in content but cover all aspects of cabin crew duties including; instruction in food and drink service, first-aid, emergency and survival drills, currency exchange and customer relations. There is also an opportunity to demonstrate the newly learned skills in a mock-up aircraft cabin. After training there is usually a period of on-the-job assessment under the supervision of experienced cabin crew which may last. You will also be tested before every flight on the Safety and Evacuation Procedures and first aid.

Personal Qualities
These requirements are common to all airline companies:

Customer service orientated
Ability to work well in a team as well as acting upon your own initiative.
A friendly, polite and caring personality
Commonsense, tact and calmness (in case of emergency)
Professional appearance
Good communication skills
Plenty of energy, stamina and enthusiasm
Willing to work unsociable hours and to spend long periods away from home

Signed

Mr Barry Wilson of Rotherdam