Flight Attendant

Caring for People on Life's Journey, Connecting Them to What Matters Most.

As a Flight Attendant at American Airlines, you'll have the opportunity to make a difference every time you step onboard. You'll create moments that make people feel welcome, bring care to every journey, and keep safety at the heart of every flight. This isn't just a job - it's a career that shapes lives. Yours included.

Your Base Becomes Your Home in the Sky.

Your base will be your home for your career in the sky. Bases are assigned during the third week of training. We'll consider your preferences, but assignments are based on seniority, availability, and the needs of our operation.

• Boston, MA (BOS)
• Charlotte, NC (CLT)
• Chicago, IL (ORD)
• Dallas/Ft. Worth, TX (DFW)
• Los Angeles, CA (LAX)
• Miami, FL (MIA)
• New York City, NY (LGA)
• Philadelphia, PA (PHL)
• Phoenix, AZ (PHX)
• Washington, D.C. (DCA)

Being a Flight Attendant at American is about more than serving drinks and demonstrating safety procedures—though those things matter. It's about embracing a lifestyle that's anything but ordinary. A Life Beyond the 9-to-5:
Days, nights, weekends, and holidays can all be part of the schedule, along with time away from home. If you crave variety and thrive in a dynamic environment, you'll feel right at home.

The First Step Toward a Career You Can Shape:
Most new Flight Attendants spend their first 2+ years on reserve, which means being available for assignments on short notice. It's a rite of passage—and it builds the foundation for everything that comes next.

Build a Career That Works with Your Life:
The more seniority you build, the more opportunities you have to shape your schedule and make the most of your time. This is a career where your investment in yourself pays off.

Time That's Truly Yours:
Golden days, official days off, and flex days can give you extra opportunities to recharge, travel, or spend time with the people who matter most.

• Must be 20 years or older.
• High school diploma or GED.
• Valid passport:
  All American Airlines Flight Attendants must have a valid passport before initial training. To interview for the position, your passport must be valid through at least December 31, 2027. Passport renewal costs are reimbursable if renewed after initial training.
• Travel eligibility:
  You must be able to travel without restrictions to all destinations served by American. If you hold a foreign passport or visa, it is your responsibility to ensure you meet all travel requirements and understand where you are eligible to fly.
• Height minimum:
  Must be able to reach and remove emergency equipment from overhead bins without assistance.
• Height maximum:
  Must have adequate head clearance in the cabin.
• Tattoo and Piercing Policy:
  Visible tattoos are not permitted while in uniform or in training. Acceptable covering options include: a uniform item, makeup, approved jewelry or watches.
  
  Note:
  
  Bandages, see-through gauze, pantyhose, or sleeve accessories may not be used to cover tattoos. Piercings:
  One earring per ear lobe is allowed; no other visible body piercings are permitted while in uniform. Dental Embellishments:
  Decorative dental embellishments, including tooth gems, dental jewelry, grills, and similar cosmetic adornments, are not permitted while in uniform, during training, or while performing company duties.
• Multilingual skills are valued. Multilingual skills are valuable and help support operational needs. However, all candidates must first meet the minimum qualifications and successfully complete the Flight Attendant selection process. Language proficiency is considered an additional skill and may create…