Bilingual Flight Attendant

Are you passionate about customer service, travel, and creating memorable experiences? Air Canada Rouge is looking for enthusiastic Flight Attendants to join its Vancouver-based cabin crew team. Key Responsibilities As a Flight Attendant, you will help ensure every passenger enjoys a safe, comfortable, and welcoming journey. Your responsibilities include: Welcoming and assisting passengers throughout the flight. Ensuring all safety procedures are followed before, during, and after each flight. Delivering onboard announcements and providing exceptional customer service. Serving meals, snacks, beverages, and onboard retail products. Assisting passengers with seating, carry-on luggage, and in-flight needs. Supporting passengers with the in-flight entertainment system. Maintaining a clean, organized, and comfortable cabin environment. Responding confidently to onboard emergencies and administering first aid when required. Completing safety and service reports following each flight. Requirements Applicants must: Be at least 18 years of age. Hold a high school diploma. Possess a valid Canadian passport with no travel restrictions. Live within 90 minutes of Vancouver International Airport or be willing to relocate. Be eligible to obtain Transport Canada security clearance. Have reliable internet access to receive schedules and company communications. Be able to work comfortably in a pressurized cabin environment. Meet Air Canada Rouge’s medical standards, including successfully completing a medical assessment with drug and alcohol screening. Successfully complete the six-week full-time Flight Attendant Initial Technical Training Program in Vancouver. Language Requirements Candidates must be fluent in English and at least one of the following languages: French, Spanish, Portuguese, Arabic, Greek, Italian, Hebrew, Japanese, German, Punjabi, Hindi, Cantonese, Mandarin, Korean, Tagalog, or Thai. Preference will be given to candidates who are bilingual in English and French. Benefits Air Canada Rouge offers: A supportive and collaborative work environment. Outstanding travel privileges for employees and eligible family members. Comprehensive training and career development opportunities. Competitive employee benefits and wellness programs. Employee and Family Assistance Program (EFAP). Free language training and professional development resources. A company-matched retirement savings program. Participation in the Employee Share Ownership Plan (ESOP). Diversity and Inclusion Air Canada Rouge is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive, and accessible workplace where every employee’s unique contributions are valued. As an equal opportunity employer, they welcome applications from all qualified candidates. —- Interested in this opportunity? Contact us today and register with Emploi CB to benefit from personalized support from our Employment Specialists. We’ll help you optimize your application and maximize your chances of success. Already registered? Feel free to contact your Emploi CB Employment Specialist for tailored support and to put all the odds in your favor.

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