Yacht and Private Jet Crew

We rigorously screen all our candidates, verifying their certifications, licenses, and previous experience in the industry. Additionally, we conduct thorough reference checks and interviews to ensure that they meet our high standards of professionalism and expertise.

Yes, we can provide crew members for both long-term and short-term assignments, depending on your specific needs and time requirements.

Our agency provides a range of international yacht staffing solutions to suit and cater to clients' needs worldwide. We work in partnership with a global network of highly qualified and experienced yacht crew members to ensure you find the best fit for your yacht or jet.

Our extensive database of experienced and qualified crew members lets us identify and promptly get people to respond to staffing requests. However, the exact time frame will depend on factors such as meeting the specific requirements of the position, location, time, and availability of suitable candidates.

While we do not directly provide training or certification services, we can recommend reputable training providers and help our owners guide crew members through the process of obtaining necessary certifications.

Our agency fees are competitive within the industry, and based on a percentage of the crew member's annual salary and benefits. For specific fee information and any additional costs, please contact our team to discuss your requirements.

Yes, we can provide temporary or seasonal crew members to assist and accommodate special events, charters, or peak seasons, ensuring that your yacht or jet is staffed with experienced professionals to support and deliver exceptional service.

Some approximate salary ranges for different crew positions are:

1. Pilot (Captain): The captain of a private yacht or jet is responsible for overall operations and safety. Salaries for captains can range from £50,000 to well over £100,000 per year, depending on the size and complexity of the vessel.

2. Co-Pilot (First Officer)/ Chief Mate: First officers or chief mates assist the captain and may earn salaries in the range of £40,000 to £80,000 per year, depending on experience and vessel size.

3. Deckhand: Deckhands assist with various tasks related to the maintenance and operation of the yacht or jet. Entry-level deckhands may earn around £20,000 to £30,000 per year, while more experienced deckhands can earn higher salaries.

4. Steward/Stewardess: Stewards and stewardesses are responsible for guest services, interior maintenance, and hospitality. Salaries for steward/stewardess positions can vary widely but typically range from £20,000 to £50,000 per year or more.

5. Chef: Private yachts and jets often employ chefs to prepare meals for guests and crew. Chef salaries can vary greatly, with some experienced and highly skilled chefs earning six-figure salaries or more.

6. Flight Attendants (Cabin Crew):The salaries for flight attendants working on private jets can range from £20,000 to £50,000 per year. Earnings can be influenced by factors like experience and the level of service expected on the aircraft.