Passenger Service Agents

Overview

We are looking for a passenger service agent (Japanese skills advantage).

Job Details

  • Position: Passenger service agent
  • Salary: 28K～33K GBP per annual (Depends on experience). Including Shift Allowance, in addition to this we offer a non-guaranteed annual bonus of equivalent to around one month salary.
  • Job Type: 2-year Fixed Term Contract with a potential to be extended depending on business and performance
  • Location: Heathrow Airport
  • Office Hours: 37.5 hours per week and you are expected to work shifts according to the rotating roster drawn up by the Departmental manager that includes shift work and weekends
  • Start Date: October / November 2025

Job Content

  • Give passengers a warm welcome and a positive experience
  • Carry out Passenger Service duties for both arrival and departure flight handling
  • Check-In passengers ensuring security compliance and document checks are carried out accurately
  • Ticket Desk, collect monies, book and amend itineraries and handle general ticket enquiries
  • Special Services, arrange meet and greet for VIP’s
  • Departure Flight preparation, seat planning
  • Arrival Flight preparation and Departure Gate reconciliation Handling
  • Host and supervise check-in facility & Staff
  • Flight Management
  • Monitor flight status to take necessary action including connection flights
  • Lost & Found enquires, Baggage Services
  • General Office housekeeping and tasks

Essential Skills

  • Having a step forward approach to customer service, to greet, help and reassure passengers to the highest level while handling any pertaining questions related to flight handling
  • Computer literate (MS Word and Excel) with the ability to learn systems and processes to a high standard

Desirable Skills

  • Japanese language
  • Efficient and effective decision making and the ability to take own initiative while working effectively as part of a team
  • GCSE Maths & English grade C or above, or equivalent
  • Certificate or NVQ qualification in customer service, or equivalent
  • Previous Airline/Ground Handling experience

Benefits

  • 24 days of annual leave increasing to 25 days in the 2nd year of service (public holidays are given in addition to annual leave)
  • Discounted private medical cover
  • Defined Contribution Pension
  • Group Life cover
  • Discounts on flights and more

Language Skills

Fluent in English. Japanese language is an advantage.

VISA

All applicants must have the right to work in the UK as the Company is not able to offer visa support.

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