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Sun Country Airlines is the hometown airline of Minnesota, known for its unique hybrid model that integrates scheduled passenger service, VIP and sports team charters, as well as cargo transport for Amazon. This blend of operations creates a dynamic work environment where no two days are alike. Emphasizing affordability, a team-oriented culture, and delivering a first-class guest experience, Sun Country strives to create a welcoming atmosphere for both passengers and employees. Based in Minneapolis-Saint Paul (MSP), the airline is continually growing and focusing on safety and quality service to enhance customer satisfaction. The Flight Attendant role at Sun Country Airlines is an exciting entry-level position designed for positive, flexible, and safety-focused individuals. No prior experience is required as the company provides comprehensive paid training. The primary focus of this role is ensuring passenger safety while offering attentive and genuine assistance during flights. It involves managing in-flight challenges with professionalism, calmness, and compassion. Collaboration with pilots, ground staff, and other crew members is essential to maintain smooth operations. The job demands 100% flexibility as it involves working day shift departures, overnight night shifts, weekend schedules, and being on-call for reserve shifts, especially during holidays and peak travel periods. The airline emphasizes preparation through a 4-week paid training program in Minneapolis. Training covers FAA safety regulations, emergency procedures, and recognizes the importance of excellent in-flight service and service recovery techniques, equipping new Flight Attendants with knowledge and skills to excel and ensure passenger comfort and security. Compensation at Sun Country Airlines is competitive, with annual base wages ranging from $38,000 to $60,000 depending on flight hours. Employees enjoy a comprehensive benefits package including medical, dental, and vision insurance, a 401(k) plan, and generous travel privileges on Sun Country and partner airlines.
  • Minimum age of 18 years
  • Ability to legally work in the United States
  • Must successfully complete FAA mandated training
  • Ability to pass background checks and security clearances
  • Good physical condition to perform safety duties
  • Flexibility to work irregular hours including nights and weekends
  • Willingness to relocate or commute to Minneapolis-Saint Paul airport base
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