
Safety duties
Passenger safety briefings, emergency equipment checks and cabin safety procedures, as defined by the operator.
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Duties, not titles, are what the rules look at.
The actual tasks assigned to a cabin crew member — safety briefings, emergency equipment responsibilities, passenger service, galley management — are typically what regulatory frameworks look to, more than the job title. In private aviation, one cabin crew member often carries the whole cabin. This page is general orientation, not legal or regulatory advice. Requirements depend on the aircraft, its configuration, the type of operation, the operator and the jurisdiction — always confirm against the rule that applies to the specific operation.

Passenger safety briefings, emergency equipment checks and cabin safety procedures, as defined by the operator.

Anticipating preferences, discreet service and confidentiality on board.

Catering orders, food safety on receipt, galley organisation and in-flight service.

Cabin set-up, inventory, flowers, linen and post-flight close-out.
What cabin crew actually do — safety, service, galley and mission preparation.
Pre-flight: mission brief, catering and cabin preparation
Boarding: welcome and safety briefing
In flight: service and cabin safety
Post-flight: close-out, inventory and report
Safety duties assigned by the operator, VIP passenger service, catering and galley management, and cabin preparation before and after each flight.
Not always. Whether safety duties are assigned — and what training they require — depends on the operator and the applicable framework.
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