Pittsburgh International Airport- Volunteers Needed!

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pittsburgh international airport volunteer ambassadorsPittsburgh (PA)

Passenger Attendants Other Support Activities for Air Transportation

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About the role

Pittsburgh International Airport is seeking compassionate and dedicated volunteers to support our passengers and help ensure a smooth and stress-free travel experience. As an Airport Ambassador, you'll play an essential role in creating a welcoming and accessible environment for travelers.

Key Responsibilities: Assist passengers with wayfinding and navigating the terminal. Escort first time flyers or passengers with hidden disabilities. Provide translation services via an online interpreter or your own language skills. Participate in airport tours and other special events.

Skills and Qualifications:

A friendly outgoing personality.
Enthusiastic about technology
A passion for volunteering and helping your community.
A customer service background.
An Aviation Enthusiast.
Be sensitive to and be respectful of diverse populations.

Requirements:

Online application
Interview with Customer Experience Leadership
Virtual Orientation
In person airport tour
Background check
Time Commitment
Care Crew volunteers are to work an average of 12 hours per month.
Benefits or being a PIT Ambassador
Free airport parking while volunteering
Free Vacation parking after 1 year of service
Volunteer recognition luncheon
Discounts at participating concessions
Watch our video to learn more: Day in the Life of a PIT Volunteers

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