Getting a job at any level in a cargo company
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Getting a job at any level in a cargo company
Can anyone tell me which are the big companies worth applying to for any job at all in the airfreight industry - eg loadie ?
To have a job based around anything aviation related while I continue to train would be a big bonus.
Laurie.
To have a job based around anything aviation related while I continue to train would be a big bonus.
Laurie.
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Hi Laurie,
where are you based? And train as what? Looking around the forums you might have noticed that the job situation is not too good right now - especially for those w/o experience.
Cheers
fcit
where are you based? And train as what? Looking around the forums you might have noticed that the job situation is not too good right now - especially for those w/o experience.
Cheers
fcit
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laurie,
I hate to say this but I have a drawer full of applications for loadie positions, many from experienced people. There was a thread a few weeks ago on a similar subject & the basic advise from that one was to look for something on the ground as a way of 'getting some time' in, say, loadcontrol of either an airline or ground handler. I still reckon that's your best bet.
However it turns out, I wish you luck.
I hate to say this but I have a drawer full of applications for loadie positions, many from experienced people. There was a thread a few weeks ago on a similar subject & the basic advise from that one was to look for something on the ground as a way of 'getting some time' in, say, loadcontrol of either an airline or ground handler. I still reckon that's your best bet.
However it turns out, I wish you luck.
