Welcoming members and guestTake incoming calls and bookingsSigning up new membersDaily turnover of the venueAssist the General Manager

Greet passengers, check tickets, and tell them where to store carry-on items. Before the flight: make sure that first-aid kits and other emergency equipment are aboard and in working order and that the passenger cabin is in order, with adequate supplies of food, beverages, and any other provided amenities.Instruct all passengers in the use of emergency equipment and check to see that seat belts are fastened, seat backs are in upright positions, and all carry-on items are properly stowed.Helping passengers in the event of an emergency is the most important responsibility of a flight attendant. Safety-related actions may range from reassuring passengers during rough weather to directing passengers who must evacuate a plane following an emergency landing. Provide information about the flight; distribute reading material, pillows, and blankets; and help small children, elderly or disabled persons, and any others needing assistance.Administer first aid (if needed) to passengers who become ill.Serve beverages and other refreshments and, on many flights, heat and distribute precooked meals or snacks.Take inventory of headsets, alcoholic beverages, and moneys collected. They also report any medical problems passengers may have had, the condition of cabin equipment, and lost and found articles.