Flight Attendants - Bilingual

Job Description

Air Canada Rouge is looking for fun and dedicated people who have a passion for travel to join our Toronto base (relocation to Toronto). We are currently recruiting in the Montreal Region and sourcing candidates who are willing to relocate to Toronto ONLY. Relocation allowance is NOT offered.

Primary Flight Attendant responsibilities include:

  • Preparing the aircraft for customer boarding and ensuring a keen awareness of the service and safety plan for the flight
  • Communicating with customers through one-on-one interactions and general intercom announcements in a warm, friendly and professional manner
  • Welcoming customers and engaging with them throughout the flight to create a comfortable, friendly environment
  • Ensuring mandatory safety procedures are followed
  • Liaising with the flight deck crew (pilots) to ensure a smooth and well operated flight with excellent customer communications
  • Provide inflight snack, meal, and beverage service and the sale of onboard products
  • Operation of and assistance with the inflight entertainment system
  • Assisting customers with a variety of needs including carryon baggage stowage, seating arrangements and general comfort
  • Handling onboard incidents and emergencies
  • Handling a medical incident or emergency, including providing First Aid as required
  • Ensuring the general orderliness of the aircraft
  • Ensuring customer feedback is shared with management and taking an active role in helping management operate and evolve Air Canada Rouge to provide the best possible customer experience
  • Completing and submitting required safety reports

Requirements:

  • Minimum 18 years of age
  • Possess at least a high school diploma
  • Hold a valid Canadian Passport without restrictions
  • Live within 90 minutes of Toronto Pearson Airport or willing to relocate
  • Able to obtain a Transport Canada security clearance
  • Able to access the internet for last minute changes and communications
  • Comfortable working at high altitudes in a pressurized cabin
  • Customer service experience an asset
  • Flight Attendants conduct safety-critical work and as such, Air Canada Rouge medical standards must be met in order to qualify for the role. Candidates will be subject to a medical evaluation, including a drug and alcohol test and are expected to be free of any intoxicating substances.

Language Skills:

  • Candidates who speak both English and French fluently are preferred.
  • Preference will also be given to candidates who speak the following languages in addition to English: Bilingual (French), Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Greek, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese, German, Punjabi, Hindi, Cantonese, Mandarin, and Korean.


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