Is It True That Private Jet Flight Attendants Can Make Over $100,000 In A Year?

Starting salaries for flight attendants can be quite low, while only the most experienced flight attendants at the world's largest and highest paying airlines, namely US legacy carriers, will earn close to $100,000 per year. The Role Of A Flight Attendant On Private JetsCredit: ShutterstockThe FAA requires flight attendants to be present on private aircraft with a maximum capacity greater than 19 passengers. On a general level, private jet flight attendants receive more thorough hospitality training since they're not required to be present for safety purposes, and they serve high-net-worth guests. The Pay Of A Private Jet Flight AttendantCredit: ShutterstockFlight attendant pay at a US airline generally varies from $30,000 to nearly $100,000. How The Job Of A Corporate Flight Attendant Differs From The AirlinesCredit: ShutterstockThe job of a flight attendant is fairly well known.