Airline Customer Service Supervisor in LAX Airport - Starting pay is $27.00/hr plus Medical Benefits ($34.65/hr with city-approved health waiver)

hallmark aviationLos Angeles (CA)

$27.00/hr

Airline Customer Service Supervisor in LAX Airport - Starting pay is $27.00/hr plus Medical Benefits ($34.65/hr with city-approved health waiver)

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hallmark aviationLos Angeles (CA)

First-Line Supervisors of Passenger Attendants Other Support Activities for Air Transportation

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$27.00/hr

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About the role

Airline Customer Service Supervisor in LAX Airport Starting pay is $27.00/hr plus medical benefits ($34.65/hr with city-approved health waiver)Los Angeles, CA Full-Time/Regular Hallmark Aviation Services is seeking a supervisor for an international airline in Los Angeles, CA (LAX).The airline supervisor assists the airline account manager with the airline operational and administrative processes while coordinating with the airline client/station manager to meet high quality standards. Minimum 18 months airline experience preferred Strong leadership abilities Excellent focus on customer and client satisfaction Must be able to work morning, afternoon and/or night shift Ability and willingness to work harmoniously in a team environment Strong leadership, but stronger team player Ability to work under pressure Able to communicate effectively, verbally and in writing Thorough knowledge of airport operations: Arrivals, Departures, Ticket Counter Basic knowledge of airline reservations Able to solve basic problems within the operation: DBC, Delays, Cancellations, etc. Computer, typing and ticketing experience Able to operate independently and work varied hours

Required Skills

Basic requirements: At least 18 years old, with a high school diploma or G.E.D.English proficient Basic math skills: adding, subtracting, division, and multiplying Computer literate Able to stand, bend, squat, reach, grasp and pick up items; occasional lifting up to 70lbs Reading & comprehension of reference materials, instructions, policies & procedures

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