Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)-Oklahoma City

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At a Glance

  • Ideal for: Students, Graduates, or Entry-Level candidates.
  • Part-Time Opportunity in Oklahoma City: Ground Operations Agent
  • Worksite: Oklahoma City, OK (Local Candidate Preferred)
  • Employer: Sun Country Airlines (Hiring Part-Time in Oklahoma City)
  • This Oklahoma City-based role is an excellent opportunity for professionals skilled in Physical Labor.
  • Our Sun Country Airlines team in Oklahoma City, OK is growing.
  • Benefit from working in Oklahoma City, a key hub for the Airlines, Aviation, Logistics, Cargo Handling, Entry Level, Physical Labor, Operational Support industry.

Salary and Benefits

  • Pay Rate: $33.4k-$48.4k/Year (approx. $39/Hour)
  • Benefits: Weekly pay options may be available.
  • Earn extra cash with a stable local employer.

Responsibilities

  • This role focuses on Physical Labor with a schedule that fits your life.

Join Sun Country Airlines in Minneapolis–Saint Paul (MSP) as a Ground Operations Agent. This is not just a passenger airline role; you will be trained in all aspects of our hybrid operation, including 'below-the-wing' support for scheduled passenger flights, VIP charters, and our C5 Amazon cargo operation. This is a physically demanding, 'entry level' job perfect for those who love hands-on work. About Sun Country: We are Minnesota's hometown airline, a unique hybrid carrier with a diverse mission. Our team is our greatest asset, and we foster a culture of 'team collaboration' and getting the job done safely and efficiently. Your Role as a Ground Operations Agent: This is a critical 'operational support' role on the ramp. You will be working outdoors in all-weather (heavy snow, rain, summer heat) to ensure on-time departures. This includes loading baggage for passenger flights ('day shift'), operating de-icing equipment, and handling and sorting packages for our Amazon cargo flights, which often operate during the 'night shift'. Your Day-to-Day: This is a 24/7 role. 'No two days are the same.' You might be marshaling in a passenger 737, then driving a tug to the cargo facility, then de-icing a charter jet. This role requires 100% flexibility for all shifts, including early mornings, 'night shift', and all 'weekend' assignments and holidays. Physical labor is a constant; you must be ableto lift 75 lbs repeatedly. Training & Onboarding: 'No experience' is required. We provide comprehensive paid training on-site at MSP. You will be certified on all ground equipment, including belt loaders, pushback tugs, and de-icers, as well as specific 'cargo handling' procedures. Career & Compensation: Sun Country offers a competitive hourly wage, with an estimated annual base from $38,000 to $55,000 (plus overtime). We offer a strong benefits package including medical/dental/vision, a 401(k), and excellent travel privileges.
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