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A Corporate Flight Attendant’s thoughts on goal setting, dreams, and trusting the process even if the outcome is uncertain.
Continue readingWhat do Corporate Flight Attendants [Actually] Do?
Flight Attendant ‘Hats’ — Demystified. Essential Skillsets Of Successful Corporate Flight Attendants
Continue readingHow-To Get Corporate Flight Attendant Experience (When You Have None)
The frustration to find experience is felt deeply as a new flight attendant. Thoughts on corporate flight attendant experience in private aviation.
Continue readingLanding Corporate Flight Attendant Interviews in Business Aviation: Tips, Techniques, and Professional Etiquette Skills
Tips, techniques, and professional etiquette skills to land corporate flight attendant interviews in the dynamic and competitive environment of business aviation. Blog by Scott D. Arnold, partner at DaVinci
Continue readingThe Unknown: When travel and ‘Flight Attendant Life’ (as you know it) stops.
When travel is such a significant part of your lifestyle and all of your income, what happens when crisis hits? Reflections on being a flight attendant and the real reason travel mattered so much.
Continue readingCorporate Flight Attendant Salaries 101: Netting Your Worth in Business Aviation
Corporate flight attendant salaries vary as vastly as the job descriptions. A summary of pay, salary info, and how to determine earning potential in business aviation.
Continue readingPart-Time Flight Attendant. Full-Time Dreamer.
Being a flight attendant is addicting, rewarding, overwhelming and unexpected— but it’s not everything. Reminders of being you and being exactly where you need to be.
Continue readingThe Flight Attendant Resume: Part 2
Scott D. Arnold, Partner at DaVinci Training Institute, shares how to design a resume so it stands out and attracts a hiring manager’s attention.
Continue reading“The Résumé:” How flight attendants can impress a hiring manager in less than six seconds
As a corporate flight attendant, the resume is the prospective employer’s first impression of you, and it’s your strongest promotional tool prior to meeting the client.
Continue readingA Higher Level: The importance of advanced training standards in private aviation
A Higher Level— Achieving Excellence in Private Aviation By Scott Arnold. I am always surprised by the reactions I receive from fellow corporate flight attendants when they learn I cook fresh onboard
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