Airport Ramp Agent

March 11, 2026

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GAT Airline Ground Support is seeking dynamic, capable, and dependable individuals to join our team of aviation professionals. This position requires no prior experience, offering an excellent opportunity to begin your career in the aviation industry.

Compensation & Benefits:

Competitive pay starting at $22.04 - The pay rate listed in this post is what the company reasonably expects to pay for this position upon hire. However, individual compensation may vary based on factors including qualifications, skills, competencies, education, and experience.
Company-provided uniforms
Daily pay options
Paid training
401(k) matching
Opportunities for career advancement into leadership roles and other positions within the company

Position Overview:

As a Ramp Agent, you will be responsible for the safe and efficient loading and unloading of customer baggage, operating ground service equipment, and coordinating the servicing of arriving and departing aircraft. You will also prepare aircraft cabins for departure, assist with ramp services (including waste disposal and re-servicing of aircraft), and assist customers as needed. This position may require you to work with multiple carriers and fulfill various duties as assigned. Ramp Agents must be comfortable interacting with customers and proficient in using computers. The role requires the ability to work under stress, meet rigid time constraints, and work outdoors in various weather and noise conditions.

Key Responsibilities:

Safely lift, load, unload, and transport baggage, mail, and cargo from the aircraft to the airport
Guide aircraft to and from gate positions to maintain on-time connections
Protect baggage and other equipment from damage, loss, and adverse weather conditions
Operate ground equipment such as tugs, cargo carts, service trucks, and belt loaders
Ensure ground equipment is available in the ramp area and bag room for upcoming flights
Prepare the cabin for customer boarding, including cleaning seats, seat pockets, floors, galleys, and lavatories
Assist with record-keeping and documentation to ensure accurate routing of baggage
Adhere to safety guidelines and maintain safe working conditions for yourself and others
Communicate effectively with managers and lead agents to manage daily schedules
Report equipment issues and breakdowns to facilitate quick repairs
Work with multiple carriers, as needed, and perform other duties as assigned Requirements:
Must be at least 18 years of age
Able to work in extreme conditions (e.g., hot and cold weather) and small spaces
Must have a high school diploma or equivalent (GED)
Must be able to read, speak, and understand the English language fluently. Basic computer proficiency for record-keeping and baggage routing
Possession of a valid driver's license with a good driving record
Strong teamwork, collaboration, and communication skills
Flexibility to work nights, weekends, and holidays
Ability to adapt to changing priorities and manage time effectively
Must pass an extensive post-offer, pre-employment background check, including fingerprinting and a criminal history record check as mandated by federal law.
Must successfully complete and pass a pre-employment drug test.

Equal Opportunity Employer Statement:

GAT Airline Ground Support is an equal opportunity employer that makes hiring decisions based on business needs and the best-qualified candidates available. We do not discriminate in our hiring practices based on any protected category. Employment with GAT Airline Ground Support is contingent upon the successful completion of a drug screen, a clean driving record, a 10-year criminal history check, and proof of high school or GED completion.

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