Airline Baggage and Cargo Handler Jobs

Airline Baggage and Cargo Handler Duties

Cargo handlers load, unload, and service aircraft between flights. Cargo handlers must load passenger baggage, mail, food supplies, commercial freight, or any other cargo going on the flight. As part of their loading and unloading duties, handlers often operate machinery such as forklifts, baggage conveyors, and various freight and baggage vehicles.

Airline Baggage and Cargo Handler Qualifications

Applicants should be able to lift heavy objects, have a high school education or its equivalent, and have a driver's license. Cargo agents also must be over 20 years of age and have a special license to drive large trucks and other vehicles. Cargo handlers must be willing to work in all types of weather and in a noisy environment under deadline pressure. They must also be able to follow safety standards for driving and moving heavy objects without damaging them. Average starting pay: $9 to $11 per hour.

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Customer Service Orientation
Successful applicants must genuinely enjoy providing caring, professional customer service. This is an expectation to provide outstanding service to customers not only to the first customer of each day, but every customer throughout the day. Customers at the end of the day should receive the same high level of service as the customers at the beginning of your day, even though you may have been on duty 14 hours or more.