Cabin Crew Professional

Posted on April 04, 2026

New York, NY Part Time £20 - £33

Part-Time Job Highlights – New York

Job Title: Cabin Crew Professional – Flexible Part-Time Role Employer: British Airways (Hiring for part-time roles in New York) Based in: New York, NY (our main New York branch)

Pay: £20-£33/Hour (approx. £32.1k/Year) Benefits: A competitive part-time compensation package. Stable part-time work with a friendly New York team and clear expectations.

Responsibilities

This part-time position centers on Safety compliance within the Airlines, Aviation, Hospitality space in New York.

This part-time role in New York is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in Safety compliance.
Our British Airways part-time team in New York, NY is growing.
Benefit from working part-time in New York, a key hub for the Airlines, Aviation, Hospitality industry.

British Airways invites confident, service-minded professionals to join our Cabin Crew team. As one of the world’s most respected airlines, we combine tradition and innovation to deliver safe, sophisticated travel experiences across more than 180 destinations. As a Cabin Crew Professional, you will represent the heritage and future of British hospitality in the skies. Your role blends world-class safety performance with refined service, ensuring that every customer feels valued and at ease from boarding to arrival. You’ll lead with poise, empathy, and cultural awareness while working collaboratively within a global team. You will complete comprehensive paid training at the British Airways Global Learning Academy near Heathrow Airport. The curriculum includes emergency procedures, customer care, and international service etiquette. Once certified, you’ll operate both short-haul European routes and long-haul flights to worldwide destinations. Ideal candidates demonstrate integrity, attention to detail, and the ability to stay composed under pressure. In return, you’ll enjoy an exceptional career path, generous travel perks, and the opportunity to grow with an airline that continues to define modern air travel.