When considering a Flight Attendant Career, think into the future and what it may hold after you gain experience on commercial airlines.  There are opportunities in business aviation as a contract or fulltime corporate flight attendant.

The training is different from that of commercial airlines and you should research the various training programs to find one that best suits your schedule, budget and geographic location.

Be sure it’s a well respected program so when you look for a job, the chief flight attendant or aviation manager will recognize it.  Look for the number of graduates, how long they’ve been in business and get references of graduates so you can contact them.  Also, do they own the training equipment?

When you’re ready for the job market, research the corporation so you’re knowledgeable.  You can also find companies that offer interview training programs, usually for under $1,000.  Flight Attendant School can be a different experience if you’re interested in commercial or corporate aviation.  As always, and in either case, do your homework, be prepared and know that you’ll succeed.

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