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PSA Airlines, a wholly-owned subsidiary of American Airlines, plays a crucial role in the American Eagle regional network. Operating an all-CRJ fleet, including the CRJ-700 and CRJ-900 aircraft, PSA Airlines connects passengers from key hubs, such as New York and Charlotte, to American Airlines' extensive global network. Known for a 'safety-first' culture, exceptional operational reliability, and a vibrant, supportive work environment, PSA Airlines is recognized for delivering quality service and ensuring passenger safety at every step. As a fast-growing regional carrier, PSA offers promising career growth opportunities within the broader American Airlines family. The company fosters professional development by promoting from within across its Inflight, Maintenance, and Operations teams and providing a clear career pathway, particularly to mainline pilot roles via their unique flow-through program. The New York-based Flight Attendant role at PSA Airlines presents an outstanding opportunity for customer service professionals seeking a dynamic and rewarding career in aviation. This position is ideal for entry-level candidates, requiring no prior experience in aviation, as the company provides one of the industry's best paid training programs. This intensive 4-week program equips new hires with essential knowledge and skills related to aircraft systems, emergency procedures, first aid, service excellence, conflict resolution, and Federal Aviation Administration regulations. Candidates will become fully certified FAA safety professionals ready to provide outstanding service and ensure passenger safety. As a Flight Attendant stationed in New York, you will be the face of American Eagle onboard and a key contributor to delivering a pleasant, secure travel experience. Responsibilities include conducting thorough pre-flight safety inspections, performing FAA-mandated safety demonstrations, offering professional in-flight service, and adeptly managing any emergencies, including medical and security incidents. Flight attendants at PSA Airlines embrace a flexible work schedule, which requires availability around the clock, covering day, night, weekend, and holiday shifts. This challenging yet rewarding role offers competitive pay starting at $21 and potentially up to $48 per hour, translating to approximately $71,800 annually, depending on scheduling and seniority. Working for PSA Airlines in New York means contributing to a company that values safety, professionalism, and teamwork while enjoying the vibrancy of one of the world's busiest aviation hubs. Employees benefit from a schedule-setting flexibility that offers both variety and the potential for work-life balance. This role also provides access to excellent travel privileges across the American Airlines global network, aligning with PSA's commitment to fostering a rewarding career path. If you are energetic, service-oriented, and safety-conscious, this is a fantastic opportunity to join a growing airline where your efforts directly impact customer satisfaction and operational success.
  • No prior aviation experience required
  • ability to pass background and security checks
  • willingness to complete 4-week paid training program
  • availability to work 24/7 flexible schedule
  • reside within driving distance of New York base
  • ability to lift carry-on luggage
  • fluency in English
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