Bering Air is a pivotal Alaskan airline headquartered in Nome, Alaska, serving as a crucial link for remote communities across Western Alaska. With over 30 destinations comprising remote villages and communities, Bering Air specializes in providing essential passenger, mail, and cargo services. The company operates a diverse fleet of turboprop and small aircraft, such as the CASA C-212, King Air, and Cessna Caravan. These aircraft navigate one of the globe's most challenging and breathtaking flying environments. As a community-focused airline, Bering Air is deeply committed to ensuring safety, reliability, and exceptional customer service in all their operations. Their team operates in a unique aviation setting, requiring resilience, adaptability, and a multi-faceted skill set, especially in roles tied to rural logistics and customer engagement. The Flight Attendant / Cabin Assistant role at Bering Air's Jacksonville, FL location offers a unique and flexible opportunity for individuals passionate about aviation, customer service, and community engagement. Unlike traditional flight attendant roles, this position involves a broad spectrum of responsibilities beyond passenger care. Candidates do not need prior experience as a traditional flight attendant but must possess strong customer service skills and the ability to thrive in challenging environments. This role is typically part-time and highly dynamic, requiring an adaptable approach to schedules, often including day shifts and weekend flights that are heavily influenced by weather conditions. As a Flight Attendant / Cabin Assistant with Bering Air, you will often be the sole crew member responsible for the cabin during flights on smaller passenger aircraft. Your primary focus will be passenger safety and comfort, but your duties extend to passenger check-in, boarding procedures, conducting safety briefings, and continuous in-flight monitoring. Additionally, because of the airline's unique operational environment, you will assist with cargo loading and ensure the proper weight and balance of the aircraft cabin, a critical safety function. Working here means embracing a resourceful, self-reliant mindset with the ability to manage a wide array of tasks under minimal supervision. Bering Air provides comprehensive, paid on-the-job training based in Nome, Alaska, covering aircraft familiarization, safety procedures tailored to small aircraft operations in the Arctic environment, personalized passenger handling techniques, and cargo and weight balance management. This training prepares you well to manage the complexities associated with rural air service and community-oriented flying. Daily responsibilities involve unpredictability baked into the role by changing weather patterns and shifting community needs. Your typical day includes preparing aircraft in the Nome hangar, passenger and cargo check-in, physically active cargo loading and unloading, delivering tailored safety briefings, and managing in-flight passenger comfort. The role provides a physical and engaging work environment where every flight serves multiple purposes, from passenger transportation to transporting mail and cargo vital for isolated communities. Joining Bering Air means more than just accepting a job; it is embracing a lifestyle deeply connected to the culture and communities of Western Alaska. This position suits individuals who appreciate close teamwork, enjoy flexible scheduling, and want to play a vital role in supporting rural air services. You will gain unparalleled experience flying in challenging conditions and foster meaningful connections with passengers, making a tangible difference every day in a setting few airlines can offer.

• high school diploma or equivalent
• no prior flight attendant experience required
• willingness to undergo on-the-job training
• ability to work flexible day shifts including weekends
• ability to live in Nome, Alaska or relocate as needed
• physical ability to handle cargo loading and unloading
• resilience and adaptability to weather-dependent schedules