Flying private jets as flight crew or a flight attendant is a very prestigious job and more often than not offers a slightly higher salary than commercial flying. It might mean flying for a business, a celebrity, or an ultra-high-net-worth individual, or for a private jet charter operator. The crew on a private jet must ensure the safety and comfort of the passengers in a unique environment with the utmost professionalism. What can private jet crew earn?
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