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It's October already! Fall is a great time to get serious about looking for a new airline job because airlines want to spend their annual dedicated budget for new hires before the year is up.
To help get you motivated, we've included our regular 5 free job postings, and 2 great special offers to become an AirlineJOB.net member and start applying today!
5 Free Airline Job Postings- a sample of what's in our database We provide our members with a weblink and instructions on how to apply to each of the current 1,400 plus airline job postings:
| Job Title |
Passenger Service Agent |
| Airline |
American Eagle Airlines |
| Location |
Boston, Massachusetts |
| Responsibilities |
Interact with customers professionally... |
| Qualifications |
Provide efficient, friendly service to all customers... |
| Job Title |
Flight Attendant |
| Airline |
Miami Air International |
| Location |
Miami, Florida |
| Responsibilities |
Responsible for preparing the aircraft for passengers... |
| Qualifications |
At least 19 years of age. Able to swim 90 feet assisted with life vest... |
| Job Title |
Revenue & Passenger Tax Accountant |
| Airline |
Champion Air |
| Location |
Bloomington, Minnesota |
| Responsibilities |
Responsible for tracking payments, revenue analysis & reporting... |
| Qualifications |
Two year business degree or equivalent accounting experience... |
| Job Title |
A & P Mechanics |
| Airline |
Avjet Corporation |
| Location |
Burbank, California |
| Responsibilities |
Positions available and plenty of overtime if wanted... |
| Qualifications |
Prefer three to four year of GULFSTREAM IV, V experience...
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| Job Title |
Chief Pilot - Shuttle America |
| Airline |
Chautaqua Airlines |
| Location |
Indianapolis, Indiana |
| Responsibilities |
Direct supervisor of all Shuttle America Cockpit Crewmembers... |
| Qualifications |
Must meet the requirements of Chief Pilot as outlined in 14 CFR 119.67 (b A) Organizational Responsibility... |
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- Tips to get your resume read by airline scanners
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Have an airline job question? Ask Linda:
Does it look better if I travel at my own expense to another state for an "Open Session Interview", rather than wait until one comes near my home? Josh, Santa Barbara, CA
Hi Josh,
Great Question! Open session interviews are held for flight attendant positions and passenger services positions (like ramp, cargo and gate & reservations agents) and occassionally pilots or cadet training (not first officers). It's not really a matter of looking better by getting there at your own expense if the interview isn't in your home city. It's a matter of being there to get an interview sooner.
The more interviews you go to, the better chances you have of getting a position sooner. However, you may also need to be flexible about moving to a new location (not always the case, but sometimes). Also, the more open sessions you attend, the better you will get at answering questions at them.
Some of our members have been hired at their first open session. Here are a few tips for Open Session Interviews:
- Dress professionally and conservatively, no matter what position you are applying for.
- Smile and be positive
- Remember when you are answering questions that airlines care about safety first, and then of course, customer service. Elaborate on your understanding and experience in both areas.
- Bring a resume with a 10-year history of your work and education experience. This is a requirement for any airline position
At AirlineJOB.net we track and post all with 121 airlines. By becoming a member, you will always know where all Open Session Interviews are being held - and you'll have a greater chance of applying more often.
Best of luck in your airline job search!
Sincerely,
Linda Peterson
AirlineJOB.net
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Airline Job News - October 2006 This FREE newsletter is brought to you by www.AirlineJOB.net and published once a month.
In this issue:
- 5 free airline job postings
- Special October "Try us out offers"
- Answers to reader questions
- How we help you get an airline job FAST
Check out our website, with info for these airline jobs:
How we help you get an airline job FAST:
At AirlineJOB.net we work with 121 airlines worldwide, and we have the largest current database of airline jobs in the world!
1. As a Job Tracking member you get password access to our database of 1,400 jobs, currently available at 121 airlines.
Each job has a link to click for job information from the airline, and most jobs require you to apply online. We provide brief directions on where to submit your resume.
2. A Premium Membership gives you the Job Tracking service above, plus you get The 2008 Airline Job Guide.
The first part of this guide is for new airline job seekers including FLIGHT ATTENDANTS. This part of the guide will tell you exactly how to apply for flight attedant and customer service and ramp positions in a step-by-step format.
This guide includes answers to interview questions, and tips on how to get your resume noticed by airline company scanners.
The second part of The 2008 Airline Job Guide is an information-packed Directory of 72 Airlines, which includes corporate and financial information on each of the airlines to help you in your interview, as well as steps on how to apply to each airline.
The 2008 Airline Job Guide comes with a PREMIUM Membership from AirlineJOB.net
View the Table of Contents from the 2008 Airline Job Guide, which lists the directory of airlines covered in Part 2.
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