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Delta Air Lines, based in the United States with a significant hub in Miami, Florida, is one of the world's leading global airlines. Renowned for its commitment to safety, customer service, and operational excellence, Delta has established itself as a trusted name in the aviation industry. The airline connects millions of passengers worldwide, offering a seamless and elevated travel experience. With a focus on innovation and employee development, Delta fosters a workplace culture grounded in values such as Care, Integrity, Resilience, and Servant Leadership. These values are more than just words; they define how Delta operates and engages with both customers and employees. The company offers competitive compensation, comprehensive benefits, and a collaborative environment that supports career growth and personal development. This position is for an Airport Customer Service role at Delta Air Lines' Miami hub. Starting pay for this role is $19.76 per hour, and it is designed to be an entry-level opportunity that offers extensive mentorship and career advancement possibilities. The role involves working in dynamic and fast-paced airport environments, focusing on ensuring that customers' baggage and cargo are handled with the utmost care and efficiency. This job requires physical stamina and a strong safety orientation since tasks include lifting heavy luggage, operating ground equipment, and performing duties under various weather conditions. Employees will also engage with airline systems to ensure that cargo and baggage are tracked and routed accurately, contributing directly to timely departures and customer satisfaction. Scheduling is based on operational needs, with shifts ranging from early morning to overnight hours. Employees can expect to work between 20 to 40 hours per week depending on seniority and operational demand. This role is critical in facilitating smooth airport operations and enhancing the overall customer experience by safeguarding baggage and cargo while supporting efficient aircraft movements. Safety training and compliance with security policies such as holding airport-specific credentials (e.g., SIDA Badge and Customs Seal) are mandatory. Delta Air Lines commits to supporting its employees through robust safety protocols, continuous learning opportunities, and a range of employee benefits that encourage work-life balance and wellbeing. This is an ideal position for individuals eager to jumpstart a career in the aviation industry with a reputable and forward-thinking company.
  • Possess a high school diploma, GED, or high school equivalency
  • be at least 18 years old and authorized to work in the United States
  • have a valid driver’s license
  • possess proficiency in English
  • pass a physical ability test
  • be able to wear company-approved personal protective equipment including hearing protection, safety-toe footwear, protective headwear, and high visibility safety apparel
  • ability to hold airport specific requirements such as a SIDA Badge and Customs Seal
  • consistently prioritize safety and security of self, others, and personal data
  • embrace diverse people, thinking, and styles
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