Ramp Agent - Honolulu - Full Time - Honolulu, HI

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Hawaiian Airlines is a prominent and beloved airline company headquartered in Honolulu, Hawaii, dedicated to providing exceptional air travel experiences while embracing and promoting the spirit of Hawaiian hospitality and aloha. As one of the leading airlines in the region, Hawaiian Airlines is deeply committed to serving its customers, known locally as kama‘āina, and introducing the beauty and culture of the Hawaiian Islands to travelers worldwide. The company’s core values emphasize care for people, the environment, and the communities they operate within, creating a supportive and respectful work environment for their employees, often referred to as 'ohana,' meaning family. With a robust union representation and a strong focus on safety, Hawaiian Airlines ensures that both its guests and employees benefit from an environment of trust, reliability, and mutual respect. Hawaiian Airlines offers full-time employment opportunities with competitive pay, benefits that support well-being, and a culture that values teamwork and personal growth. The company’s reputation for excellence and dedication to cultural integrity makes it a sought-after employer in the aviation industry, particularly in the Pacific region. Joining Hawaiian Airlines means becoming part of an inspiring team that maintains operational integrity and delivers high-quality service. The role of Ramp Agent at Hawaiian Airlines is critical to ensuring the smooth operation of flights by managing baggage and cargo loading and offloading with great care and efficiency. The Ramp Agent is primarily responsible for handling passengers’ baggage, verifying its safe transportation, and maintaining accountability. This role involves physically demanding work conducted outdoors, requiring employees to be durable, attentive to safety protocols, and flexible to varied shifts that include nights, weekends, and holidays. Ramp Agents operate automotive equipment, handle cargo including mail and freight, and assist in keeping aircraft baggage pits and nearby areas clean. They also take on responsibilities related to safety such as the insertion and removal of chocks and safety lines and may occasionally receive and dispatch aircraft when mechanical personnel are unavailable. This position demands teamwork, physical stamina, and a strong awareness of operational and safety standards. The Ramp Agent contributes significantly to the timely arrival and departure of flights, reflecting the airline’s commitment to excellent service and operational scheduling. The hourly wage for this role begins at $16.24, and the position is classified as non-exempt and full-time with union representation. Important aspects include obtaining airport security clearance, USPS mail handling certification, and maintaining a valid driver’s license. Hawaiian Airlines offers comprehensive total rewards including medical, dental, and vision benefits, a generous 401k match, travel privileges, and bonus programs. This role is ideal for candidates who thrive in active, hands-on environments and who align with Hawaiian Airlines’ values of safety, kindness, and performance excellence.
  • High school diploma or equivalent
  • minimum age of 18
  • must be authorized to work in the U.S.
  • must have a valid unexpired driver’s license issued by a US state, a US territory or the District of Columbia
  • ability to lift 70lbs throughout your shift
  • must be willing and able to work outside in the elements
  • must be able to bend, stoop, squat, reach and grasp
  • must be willing and able to work in confined spaces on your knees/elbows, lifting baggage overhead frequently (weighing 70+ lbs.)
  • flexible to work varied shifts including nights, weekends, and holidays
  • ability to obtain USPS mail handling certification
  • ability to obtain airport security clearance
  • ability to communicate in English

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