Candidate for Cabin Attendant (Floater) · Jet Aviation, Teterboro
Melanie Collins
I pride myself on the detailsno one ever has to notice.
Thirty years in aviation hospitality. Requisition 5516.
Point by Point
Your requirements, answered.
The posting asks for
I bring
FlightSafety International or equivalent corporate Cabin Attendant recurrent training
FACTS trained; recurrent training due and ready to schedule
MedAire Management of Inflight Illness and Injury certification or CPR/AED equivalent
First responder medical and emergency training, continuous from 1997 to 2024
Four years in a similar role
Seventeen years as corporate and private cabin crew; thirty in aviation
At least two years of culinary and/or high end hospitality experience
ServSafe certified, Culinary Institute coursework, decades of high end catering
Live within driving distance of TEB with a vehicle
Newburgh, New York: up the road, licensed, clean record
Variable schedule, extended trips, holidays and weekends
The rhythm of my entire career
Willingness to travel extensively worldwide with no restrictions
Hundreds of principals served across global operations
A passion for mentoring and training others
Founded a corporate flight attendant training program from scratch
Track Record
Where the craft was earned.
Executive & High Profile Clientele
A decade of private cabins around the world
From 2009 to 2019, delivered white glove service and trip operations for executives, celebrities, and heads of state: international documentation, high end catering coordination, cabin presentation, and absolute discretion, with safety ownership on every leg.
American Express Financial Services
Building a flight attendant training program from scratch
Within the corporate flight department's Cabin Standards & Services, designed and implemented the contract flight attendant training program from scratch: recruiting, training standards, and global vendor relationships. Trained and led multiple crew and service staff.
Continental Airlines
Where the career began
Flight attendant from 1997: inflight safety, emergency response, and service fundamentals across domestic and international operations. The emergency training that began here has continued ever since.
Let's Talk
If this resonates, I'd welcome the conversation.
"Genuine hospitality comes from noticing what is needed before it is asked. That is the standard I keep on every flight."
Melanie Collins