Cabin Attendant - Part 135 (SJC-Based)

February 23, 2026

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Cabin Attendant - Part 135 (SJC-Based)

Department: Cabin Attendant

Employment Type: Full Time

Location: San Jose

Compensation: $90,000 - $110,000 / year

Description

Silver Air is seeking a highly experienced, self-directed Cabin Attendant to support a dedicated Part 135 aircraft operating from San Jose International Airport (SJC). This role requires a strong operator mindset, excellent service execution, and comfort working independently without the infrastructure of a large managed hangar.

The aircraft operates primarily on heavy domestic charter, with occasional international and overwater flying. Candidates must demonstrate consistency across multiple Part 135 environments and maintain Silver Air's service standards at all times.

Candidates must be based within a reasonable driving distance of SJC to support short-notice scheduling.

This position is ideal for a Cabin Attendant who thrives in autonomous environments and understands the operational demands of a high-utilization charter aircraft.

Job Functions

Deliver exceptional service on Part 135 charter flights, anticipating guest needs proactively
Maintain consistent Silver Air service standards across all missions
Perform full pre- and post-flight cabin inspections
Coordinate catering, provisioning, and onboard inventory independently
Oversee stocking and readiness at a third-party FBO/hangar environment
Liaise with local FBOs, vendors, and service partners as needed
Ensure cabin cleanliness, organization, and presentation at all times
Communicate effectively with flight crew during all phases of flight
Adhere strictly to safety, compliance, and Silver Air Cabin Attendant Handbook standards
Support international and overwater operations as required

Skills Knowledge and Expertise

3+ years Corporate / Part 91/135 Cabin Attendant experience required; 5+ years preferred
Proven experience operating independently at remote or non-Silver Air managed bases
Strong provisioning, inventory management, and vendor coordination skills
International and overwater experience strongly preferred; comfort supporting international missions required
High-end food and beverage service expertise
Exceptional communication and interpersonal skills
Strong attention to detail and operational discipline
Professional presentation and service mindset
Ability to support a high-utilization charter aircraft

Benefits

Silver Air offers a professional, high-performance culture focused on safety, service excellence, and employee support. Benefits currently include:

Fully paid medical insurance (employee + family)
5% 401(k)/Roth match
Wellness and mental health programs
Cell phone allowance
Travel and pet insurance
Professional development support
Competitive compensation aligned to experience

Candidates who meet the majority of qualifications and demonstrate strong operational independence may be considered near the top of the salary range.

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