Flight Attendant Jobs Swoop Canada - Hamilton ON

Swoop is looking for cabin crew to be based in Edmonton, Alberta and in Hamilton with Co-Base Toronto.

Required skills

  • Languages: English
  • High school diploma; Post-secondary education an asset
  • Must be 19 years of age or older
  • Must hold a current valid passport; where a Canadian Passport is not held, a Canadian Permanent Resident card (accompanied with all individual Visas necessary to enable you to perform the duties of a Flight Attendant wherever Swoop operates) is required
  • Must be able to reach 204 cm without shoes and the ability to raise on the balls of the feet.
  • Must be able to obtain and maintain an Airport Restricted Area Identification Card (requires a 5-year traceable history, a clear criminal record and a Canadian citizenship or Permanent Resident Card)
  • Must be able to travel internationally (United States and beyond) without restrictions
  • Must be able to lift 50 pounds from floor to waist and 22 pounds’ overhead
  • Must successfully complete an initial training program, no absence from training is permitted
  • Must pass a Swoop pre-employment medical
  • Must be able to travel away from home for an extended period
  • Must be ready and willing to work 24h/7d/365y; must be able to work any hour of the day, and any day of the week or year
  • Must be available for reserve shifts. When on call for reserve, Flight Attendants must be contactable and able to report to work within a prescribed period of time
  • Must be able to report for duty as scheduled by the company which could include report at two different airports (transportation to and from at the responsibility of the Flight Attendant)
  • Swoop is committed to ensuring the health, safety and well-being of our employees, and our travelers. As per our Alcohol and Drug Policy all offers of employment are conditional on passing a pre-employment alcohol and drug screening test.

Desired skills

  • Customer service experience an asset
  • Must be able to solve problems and make quick decisions in the interest of safety, crew, or traveler needs
  • Must be comfortable working in confined spaces
  • Must be flexible and able to work a varied schedule
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