Skyside Aviation
Skyside Aviation flies private cabins out of Austria. It belongs to Schoeller Holdings / Columbia Group. What follows is what the fleet and the way it is crewed tell you about the kind of attendant this employer can take on.
Who this operator can hire
Expect to work alone. Nothing in this fleet calls for a second attendant, which puts service, safety and the passenger relationship in one pair of hands, unsupported, from day one.
Training happens in house, which means what you do not know yet can be learned on the inside.
Right now
Skyside Aviation also takes spontaneous applications.
Our read
They will teach their own standard, but not how to hold a cabin. Come with the confidence to be alone with the passenger and the rest can be learned here. That is a judgement drawn from how the cabins are crewed, not a statement from the operator.
The cabin careers we looked at usually had a few years of business aviation behind them before joining, without being long-standing senior profiles.
Based on publicly visible career histories of cabin crew who have worked at this operator. It is our reading, not a statement by the company.
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Information from public sources, verified 18 September 2026. FindYourGalley is not affiliated with any operator. Something wrong? Contact us.