Flight Attendant

<p><strong>Key Lime Air Flight Attendant</strong></p><p>We are a growing regional airline based at Denver International Airport with over 27 years of history in the aviation industry as a Part 121 and Part 135 air carrier. Our operations include cargo, private/VIP large cabin charters, and scheduled passenger service under our Denver Air Connection brand.</p><p>We operate a fleet of more than 30 aircraft, including Fairchild Metros, Dornier 328 Jets, Embraer E-145LRs, and an Embraer Brasilia. Our growth plans include the continued addition of E-145LRs to our fleet.</p><p><strong>Location: 13252 E Control Tower Rd.</strong></p><p><strong>Starting Salary: $22.00 an hour</strong></p><p><strong>Benefits:</strong></p><ul><li>Employer paid health, vision, dental, and life insurance for the employee</li><li>Matching 401k up to 4%</li><li>Accruing PTO days, a maximum of 18 days per year</li><li>Flight benefits through ZED program</li></ul><p><strong>Key Responsibilities</strong></p><ul><li>Greet passengers, monitor carry-on baggage, and direct passengers to assigned seats</li><li>Maintain physical health and professional appearance standards</li><li>Explain the use of safety equipment to passengers in a clear, concise manner</li><li>Demonstrating the use of emergency and safety equipment</li><li>Maintain a thorough working knowledge pf all emergency procedures and the ability to operate all emergency equipment on board the flight</li><li>Providing instruction, including emergency evacuation to our passengers</li><li>Assist passengers to store carry-on luggage in overhead and/or under seat storage</li><li>Provide constant attention to our customers, providing them with safe and reliable onboard experience</li><li>Professionally serve beverages, snacks, and meals</li><li>Ability to remain positive, respectful, and understanding during challenging situations and/or passenger conflict</li><li>Administering first aid and medical care, if required, in case of an emergency</li><li>Providing additional assistance to passengers with special needs</li><li>Stocking and cleaning the plane after every flight</li></ul><p><strong>Basic Qualifications</strong></p><ul><li>Demonstrate reliability, punctuality, and dependability</li><li>Willing and able to work nights, weekends and holidays</li><li>Ability to perform all safety related procedures including the ability to operate aircraft doors, lift emergency window exit</li><li>Successfully pass a DOT Drug and Alcohol screening and be subject to random testing</li><li>Successfully pass a background check</li></ul><p><br></p>

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