Corporate Flight Attendants are required to provide services on noncommercial aircraft such as charter planes and corporate jets. Their duties are related to the comfort and safety of their passengers, including specialty services for private aviation. These professionals handle the same tasks that flight attendants have, such as seating, food service, and luggage. In some cases they work alone or with few other members to provide services to a handful of people.

Corporate Flight Attendants usually perform many of the following tasks:
•   Serving drinks.
• Helping passengers.
• Providing safety guidelines.
• Greeting passengers.
• Preparing planes for the next flight.

• Being able to work alone or with a team.
• Having good communication skills.
• Being flexible.
• Having knowledge of in-flight safety.
• Being able to work under pressure.
• Having customer service skills.
• Being polite.
• Having interpersonal skills.
• Being prepared for emergency situations.
• Having high attention to details.

A minimum requirement to be a Corporate Flight Attendant is having a High School Diploma or equivalent qualification. Some companies also demand applicants having a College Degree in the aviation area or related to this field. There are several useful training programs for this area including in-flight cabin service, FACTS training, first aid and AED, food catering, and CPR. Agencies hiring professionals for this field require candidates having a Federal Aviation Administration certification. This qualification ensures that the applicant has specific knowledge about medical emergencies, in-flight safety, and evacuation procedures. Some companies undergo 10-year background checks including drug screening and criminal history.