Janet Airlines looking for flight attendants

It looks like Janet Airlines is looking for a few good.... Flight Attendants. Hmmm, I doubt ANYBODY who posts here would qualify, but we tend to forget that the Janet Airlines which flies the 737 among other aircraft is in effect a airline. I doubt highly there is any sort of beverage service on board, rather they need someone as the job description pretty much tracks with the traditional role. I'm betting the passengers are better behaved though

Performs Flight Attendant duties aboard Company operated aircraft. Reports to Operations one (1) hour before scheduled flight or as otherwise assigned by supervisor.

Post/Pre-flights aircraft as assigned.

Briefs passengers on aircraft emergency equipment and procedures and ensures passenger compliance with all safety regulations.

Manifests flights as necessary and ensures security practices and procedures are followed.

Must be willing and able to provide leadership, direction, and assistance during an emergency, including aircraft evacuation.

Attends all company meetings and training classes as required by supervisor.

Must be level-headed and clear thinking while handling unusual incidents and situations (severe weather conditions, including turbulence, delays due to weather or mechanicals, hijackings or bomb threats).

Must be willing and able to assist and administer first aid to ill or incapacitated passengers or crew members.

Perform light cleaning of aircraft interiors.

Performs other Flight Attendant duties on board aircraft as necessary, to include but not limited to passenger comfort items, passenger health, safety and related matters. aecom.jobs...

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a reply to: FredT

I bet they're not allowed cameras or phones on them either.

Just imagine the sneaky aerial shots of A51 you could get.

originally posted by: Woody510
a reply to: FredT

I bet they're not allowed cameras or phones on them either.

Yeah for sure.

Or the 'Welcome to.......... classified

originally posted by: Catch_a_Fire
Just imagine the sneaky aerial shots of A51 you could get.

I'm betting in your employment agreement you sign away ALL kinds of rights. And Ill bet you basically have to undergo a strip search before you go into work

Well, except for one thing...you're also required to have an active TS, or able to upgrade to a TS within 3 months.



Might know a thing (or fifty) about the opportunity.

a reply to: FredT

Strip search is the LEAST of your worries!!!!

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!

a reply to: FredT

Once they land does the plane return to Vegas or stay there all day? Crew quarters for the pilots and cabin crew for the day?

originally posted by: Flyingclaydisk
a reply to: FredT

Strip search is the LEAST of your worries!!!!

LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!

ROFLMAO!!!!!!!

I'm painfully shy........... Actually it was in reference to the whole camera thing

originally posted by: Woody510
a reply to: FredT

Once they land does the plane return to Vegas or stay there all day? Crew quarters for the pilots and cabin crew for the day?

I have no idea. My uneducated guess is that they fly some sort of round robin to various spots. Perhaps taking the night shift home etc

Immediately after the daily "light cleaning."

I'll wear my sexiest mini skirt for the interview.

AECOM has 14 job openings in Las Vegas.
Go to aecom.jobs... and do a search for "Las Vegas, NV"
A friend has a theory the "Air Traffic Control Specialist, Tower" is for Groom Lake.

a reply to: skunkape23

Oh, you'll get a job alright! Just not on the airplane though. And, if you're lucky, they'll issue you one of the jars of lube without the sand in it!

Afterall, ET needs lovin' too you know!!

Northrop currently got job openings in lancaster ca for painters with automotive, boat, or aircraft painting experience to apply low observable paint on their aircraft. must be able to pass background check for Secret clearance from DoD. pays 33k -70k

originally posted by: BASSPLYR
Northrop currently got job openings in lancaster ca for painters with automotive, boat, or aircraft painting experience to apply low observable paint on their aircraft. must be able to pass background check for Secret clearance from DoD. pays 33k -70k

I used to paint airfix models do you reckon that counts??

Heh, awesome. If I were younger and yada yada, I'd totally apply for that.

Imagine having a job you can never talk about other than generalities. Kinda cool, but a buzzkill at parties.

a reply to: BASSPLYR

Wonder what kind of paint you've got to spray there ,like some radar absorbing coating something similar? Probably an unknown Dupont automotive coatings

a reply to: Woody510

It depends. We've seen them sit for hours at TTR, and we've seen them sit for 15-20 minutes. They have a passenger terminal kind of building they park beside and deplane from.

In all honesty, besides saying that you've been there, I think it would be a fairly normal job. They aren't going to have anything cool sitting out for you to see when you are landing or taking off since some of the passangers might not be cleared to see everything that was flying out of there. If you were there for an extended amount of time you would probably be sequestered to a room without windows and told to read some 3 year old magazines or something, like a dentist's office.