Private Flight Attendant



Private Flight Attendant & Outstation Experience Manager 


Location: Atlanta, GA (Office-based 5 days/week when not flying) 

Client: Ultra-High-Net-Worth (UHNW) Private Estate 

Reports to: Director of Residences

About Talent Vault Solutions 

Talent Vault Solutions handpicks spirited visionaries to redefine luxury for the world's elite, crafting unrivaled private estates and global adventures. We empower authentic innovators to deliver bespoke, high-achieving service whether soaring skies or curating exotic escapes with an over-and-beyond passion that transforms every moment into extraordinary.

Position Summary 

The Luxury Flight Attendant & Outstation Experience Manager is a radiant trailblazer who transforms private jets and residences into havens of five-star elegance for a prestigious UHNW estate. Mastering Part 91 flight service, solo operations, and bespoke global excursions, you'll dazzle with worldly finesse. We seek a poised, guest-centric overachiever, youthful, discreet, with a traveler's soul, who honors principals with deference, blending corporate precision with seamless hospitality.

Key Responsibilities

  • Shape Skyward Brilliance: Deliver impeccable in-flight service on Part 91 corporate jet missions.

  • Craft Global Escapes: Curate bespoke excursions, safaris, yachting, with unrivaled flair.

  • Elevate Residences: Maintain pristine, guest-ready homes with tailored hospitality protocols.

  • Redefine Seamlessness: Coordinate luxury travel logistics and jet provisioning with precision.

  • Qualifications

  • Experience: 5+ years in private household and luxury aviation; Part 91 operations preferred.

  • Skills & Mindset:
  • Solo flight expertise; FAA certification (Part 91/135) strongly preferred.

  • Global travel or travel agency background; tech-savvy (Nines, SharePoint, Office 365, Canva).

  • Exceptional multitasking and discretion in high-stakes UHNW settings.

  • Hospitality/butler training a plus.

  • Mindset: Spry, warm, and ambitious, redefining luxury with grit and grace.

  • Compensation 

    Compensation Salary: $110,000-$130,000 annually, with medical, dental, vision, 3 weeks PTO, 9 paid holidays, and 401k with 5% match. Range may adjust for exceptional talent; client finalizes offer.

    Application Process 

    Apply via our form at

  • Resume: Show your shine.

  • Cover Letter: Share your career vision.

  • Headshot: JPEG/PDF, professional, your polished self. 

  • Headshot Tips:

  • Backdrop: Plain (white, gray)

  • Attire: Business chic (suit, blazer)

  • Lighting: Natural or ring light, no shadows

  • Pose: Confident smile, angled shoulders

  • Format: JPEG (<5MB) or PDF. Smartphone shots work, use good light, aim for authenticity

  • Note: Only candidates meeting minimum criteria will be contacted for interview and verification details. 

    Thank you for applying


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