VIP Flight Attendant – Global Express XRS

Job Title: Full-Time Flight Attendant – Global Express XRSPreferred Home Base: Republic Airport (FRG), East Farmingdale, New York (Long Island), with easy access to NYCAlternative East Coast Bases: New York (JFK, LGA), New Jersey, Connecticut, or nearby tri-state areaTravel: Global and international assignments as neededReports To: ChairmanSalary: $120,000 USD annuallyStart Date: ASAPEmployment Type: Full-TimePosition OverviewJacob & Co. is a luxury house renowned for pushing the boundaries of haute horlogerie and high jewelry. We are seeking a polished, experienced, and highly discreet Flight Attendant to join our elite in-flight team aboard the Global Express XRS. This role is full-time and requires global travel, flexible availability, and a commitment to excellence that reflects the values and image of Jacob & Co.This position reports directly to the Chairman, Mr. Jacob Arabo, and supports the day-to-day in-flight experience during both domestic and international operations.Key Responsibilities• Provide world-class in-flight service with attention to luxury, discretion, andpersonalization.• Ensure VIP-level hospitality to the Chairman and select guests.• Plan, coordinate, and manage all onboard catering, including fine dining, premium beverages, and special dietary requests.• Maintain the aircraft’s interior presentation to the highest standards before, during, and after flights.• Monitor and maintain stock and inventory of supplies and provisions.• Conduct all pre-flight, in-flight, and post-flight duties, including safety checks and briefings.• Maintain strict confidentiality and uphold the brand’s values in every interaction.• Coordinate with pilots, operations, and ground staff to ensure seamless flight execution.• Be on-call and available for travel with little to no notice.Qualifications• Minimum 3 years of experience as a corporate or VIP flight attendant, preferably on Global Express or similar aircraft.• Impeccable grooming, etiquette, and discretion.• Certified in First Aid/CPR, with all required flight safety training up to date.• Fluent in English; multilingual a plus.• Ability to handle confidential and high-pressure situations with grace.• Flexibility to travel internationally and work non-traditional hours, weekends, and holidays.• Culinary training or high-end hospitality background strongly preferred.What We Offer• Competitive base salary of $100,000 annually• Global travel experiences and exposure to ultra-luxury service environments• The prestige of working directly with one of the most respected figures in the luxury industryHow to ApplySubmit your resume, cover letter, and a recent professional photo to gressa@jacobandco.com. Please include references and note availability to begin immediately. Jacob & Co. is an Equal Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will receive consideration without regard to race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.

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