Baggage Handler / Ramp Operator - Entry Level

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At a Glance

  • Company: Delta Air Lines
  • Worksite: New York, NY
  • This role centers on your professional skills within the Transportation space in New York.
  • Flexible contract/gig opportunity in New York.
  • Benefits: Benefits may be available based on employment type.
  • Required Experience: Entry-Level.
  • Posted: Recently.
  • Job Title: Baggage Handler / Ramp Operator - Entry Level (Gig/Contract)
  • Pay: $20-$24/Hour (approx. $45.8k/Year)
  • This New York-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in relevant skills.
  • Our Delta Air Lines team in New York, NY is growing.
  • Benefit from working in New York, a key hub for the Transportation industry.

Start Your Aviation Career Here

Role Overview

Delta Air Lines is seeking energetic individuals for Baggage Handler positions. This is the perfect entry-point for those seeking airlines jobs with no prior experience. You will be responsible for the safe handling of customer luggage and ensuring it arrives at the correct destination. It is a physically demanding role that serves as the backbone of our airport jobs operations.

Day-to-Day Responsibilities

  • Transfer: Monitor conveyor belts and scan bag tags to sort luggage for the correct flight.
  • Transport: Drive baggage tugs (carts) across the tarmac from the bag room to the plane.
  • Service: Handle special items like strollers, wheelchairs, and pet crates with care and compassion.
  • Teamwork: Collaborate with gate agents and flight crews to ensure on-time performance.

Why You'll Love It

  • Fitness: Skip the gym—this job keeps you moving and active!
  • Culture: Join the "Delta Family" culture known for treating employees with respect.
  • Travel: See the world on your days off with our generous travel pass program.

Requirements

  • Valid Driver's License.
  • Ability to read, write, and speak English.
  • Willingness to work flexible shifts (early mornings, late nights).

Don't just watch planes fly—help them soar. Apply now for one of our premier ramp agent jobs.

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