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Airline Information Representative Jobs

Also known as special assistant coordinators, airport informational representatives are hired through the airport. The main responsibility of these representatives is to assist passengers in the terminal with general questions regarding direction, terminal services, or wheelchair access. Representatives often handle customer complaints and as a result are among the more visible airport employees. Some employees function as translators and specialize in working with foreign travelers. There are similar positions, generally known as ground attendants, that are employed through the airlines.

Airline Information Representative Qualifications

Most representatives are entry-level and are required to have a high school diploma, good customer service skills, and a professional attitude and look. Those who will be translating need to know at least two foreign languages. Average starting salary: $8 to $11 per hour.

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Successful applicants must be professional and pleasant in both image and demeanor and adhere to any on-the-job uniform regulations. You must uphold the image of your company performance, productivity, public image, and branding.  Some of these standards include:

  • A conservative hairstyle; natural looking with no extreme shape or color.
  • Make-up appropriate for daytime business wear.
  • Nails are to be well groomed.
  • Jewelry is to be conservative.  No more than 2 earrings per ear.  Men may not wear earrings.  Nose, tongue, or eyebrow jewelry may not be worn.

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