To address external issues and integrate internal problems, a business organization must develop its corporate culture, which impacts not only the entire operational success of the organization but also its employees. Numerous studies reveal that corporate culture significantly influences employees' organizational commitment through the relationship between the organization and employee. Therefore, this study aims to investigate the relationships among corporate culture cognition, identification, and organizational commitment that were presented by flight attendants from China Airlines, the largest airline in Taiwan. Second, research results suggest that flight attendants and the China Airlines business organization should formulate a consensual value system that could be followed. Furthermore, the conclusions and recommendations of this study serve as a reference for the aviation industry and future research. A total of 350 questionnaires were distributed and effectively returned. The main conclusions from the data analysis of this research are as follows: 1. Individual characteristics were significantly different among variables of the corporate culture cognition, identification, and organizational commitment; 2. the corporate culture cognition and identification had a significant positive relationship with organizational commitment; and 3. corporate culture cognition can significantly predict organizational commitment.