Rapper Rick Ross is hiring a flight attendant for his private jet
If you dream of travelling the world and living a life of luxury, then we have the perfect job for you.
Rapper Rick Ross is currently on the hunt for a full-time flight attendant to work on his private jet.
The star shared a video to Instagram, standing on the tarmac in front of his personalised private jet, putting out a call for a new "personal cabin attendant".
Watch the video above.
Rick Ross is hiring a private flight attendant. Duncan Aviation
"Yo what's up, it's the biggest boss in the game. Right behind me is Maybach Air," Ross said in the video, pointing to the customised Gulfstream G550 private jet which he bought earlier this year.
The black jet has "RICK RO$$" painted across the side in huge gold letters.
"For the very first time, the boss Ricky Rozay is looking for his own personal flight attendant," he says in the video.
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Ross says that the salary for the position will be between US$85,000 (AU$130k) to US$115,000 (AU$176k).
Along with previous experience as a flight attendant, Ross has a few other requirements for anyone he hires.
They will need a desire to "travel the world" and "be about our business," while also having "that positive vibe".
Potential candidates will also have to know CPR – "I've had a seizure on the plane before, you gotta be able to handle the CPR" – and prepare and serve food on board.
Though it does sound like a lot of fun, Ross makes it clear he's looking for "serious vibes only. Serious enquiries only."
The salary does seem high when compared to regular flight attendant salaries, which in Australia, average $50,000 per year.
However, when compared to other salaries in the corporate flight attendant world, it's pretty low, reports The Washington Post.
"If you live on the East Coast or West Coast, you're getting up to US$200,000 (AU$307k) … and that's not even including benefits and whatnot," professional chef and flight attendant Jamie Gibson told the publication.
The jet Ross bought reportedly seats up to 19 passengers, which is a lot of work for a single flight attendant.
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The star has a personalised private jet. Duncan Aviation
Gibson added that being a private cabin attendant is more than just in-flight serving: "It's kind of like being an estate manager."
"Stocking it, replenishing it, taking the inventory, making sure that expiration dates are still current. There's a lot more that goes into it that is off-duty."
There are definitely a few questions left unanswered by Ross' job ad. Will the successful candidate have to pay for their own accommodation? Are they on call 24/7? And what are the working conditions like?
