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Position Description: We're hiring a Service Desk Agent to provide telephone technical support of hardware, systems, sub-systems and/or applications for FAA employee and non-employee user base ...

Service Desk Agent

Florence, CO · On-site

$17.25 - $22.25/hr

Position Description: We're hiring a Service Desk Agent to provide telephone technical support of hardware, systems, sub-systems and/or applications for FAA employee and non-employee user base ...

Position Description: We're hiring a Service Desk Agent to provide telephone technical support of hardware, systems, sub-systems and/or applications for FAA employee and non-employee user base ...

Position Description: We're hiring a Service Desk Agent to provide telephone technical support of hardware, systems, sub-systems and/or applications for FAA employee and non-employee user base ...

... work Ticket, Operations and Ramp Agent positions at their assigned station. PRIMARY ... with FAA and airport security procedures • Meet and marshal aircraft • Fueling Cape Air ...

Service Desk Agent

Trinidad, CO · On-site

$14.75 - $19/hr

Position Description: We're hiring a Service Desk Agent to provide telephone technical support of hardware, systems, sub-systems and/or applications for FAA employee and non-employee user base ...

PR · On-site

... work Ticket, Operations and Ramp Agent positions at their assigned station. PRIMARY ... with FAA and airport security procedures • Meet and marshal aircraft • Fueling Cape Air ...

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Faa Agent information

Is it hard to get hired by the FAA?

Becoming an FAA agent involves a competitive hiring process that includes written exams, background checks, and physical assessments. Candidates often need relevant experience, security clearances, and sometimes specialized training, making the process challenging but achievable with proper preparation.

Can pilots take Viagra?

As a FAA agent, it is important to note that pilots are subject to FAA regulations regarding medication use. The FAA generally prohibits pilots from flying while taking medications that can impair alertness or judgment, including certain prescriptions like Viagra, unless approved by a medical examiner. Pilots must report all medications and obtain clearance before flying to ensure safety and compliance.

What is the difference between Faa Agent vs Insurance Agent?

AspectFaa AgentInsurance Agent
Required CredentialsFAA certification, licensingState licensing, insurance licenses
Work EnvironmentAirports, aviation facilitiesOffices, client homes, insurance agencies
Employer & IndustryAviation, transportationInsurance companies, brokerages
Common Search/ComparisonFAA AgentInsurance Agent

Faa Agents are specialized in aviation-related services, requiring FAA certifications and working primarily in airports or aviation facilities. Insurance Agents focus on selling and managing insurance policies, working in offices or client locations. While both roles involve client interaction and licensing, their industries and credentials differ significantly.

How much does a FAA agent make?

FAA agents, also known as Federal Aviation Administration employees, typically earn between $50,000 and $100,000 annually depending on experience, location, and specific role. Salaries can vary based on certifications, seniority, and whether the position involves air traffic control, safety inspections, or administrative duties.

How do you become an FAA agent?

To become an FAA agent, candidates typically need a high school diploma or equivalent, relevant law enforcement or security experience, and must pass background checks and physical fitness tests. Some positions require specialized training or certifications, such as security or law enforcement credentials, and applicants often need to complete FAA or TSA training programs before starting the role.
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Infographic showing various Faa Agent job openings in the United States as of July 2026, with employment types broken down into 94% Full Time, 4% Part Time, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 91% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 8% Remote job distribution.
AAC - Full Time Customer Services Op Agent HNL

AAC - Full Time Customer Services Op Agent HNL

Aloha Air Cargo

Honolulu, HI

$21.22/hr

Full-time, Part-time

Posted 14 days ago


Job description

Customer Service Operations Agent  (CSOA) Full-time and Part-time is the liaison between the company and customers, domestic and international,  Coordinates with U.S. Customs, and other governmental agencies.  Accountable for charge transactions.  Requires good communication skills, both written and verbal, in English and recommended 25 wpm typing skills.

This position will interact with customers on a daily basis at the cargo counter and warehouse kiosk. Agents looking to work in this area should be able to work with a diverse group of customers and personalities, be calm under pressure and stress, and have good attention to detail. Agents should also be comfortable working around computers and technology. 

Employees are not able to bid into this position unless they have been trained and meet all of the requirements of a Customer Service Operations Agent  as follows:

1. Customer Service training (provided by the company) 

2. Jetstream training

3. Hazmat awareness, acceptance, handling, documentation & storage.

4. Manifest desk

5. Load room and/or International flights

CSOA who fail to maintain the requirements of the position or who have difficulties following the established processes leading to corrective counseling will be provided the option to step down to a Cargo Agent position if available. 

Due to operational need, if the company requires a current agent assigned to another area to cover as a Customer Service Operations Agent, they must first meet the minimum requirements as follows.

1. Customer Service training

2. Jetstream training

3. Hazmat awareness  

Addition of DG/Hazmat requirements under B. Cargo Agent (CA) Full-time and Part-time as follows:

All agents are required to be trained in DG Awareness per FAA regulations, which consists of four (4) hours of training. An eight (8) hour training course is provided to all agents which consist of recognition, acceptance, handling, documentation, and storage. This class is in addition to the DG Awareness class. A score of 95% must be received in order to pass this eight (8) hour training and to be considered qualified for receiving the DG Handling Premium, in addition to passing annual recurrent training. 

Employees who do not maintain a passing score for the annual recurrent training will not be allowed to process DG freight or receive the DG Handling Premium when bid into a position requiring the DG Handling Premium. 

Compensation

The pay rate for this position is $21.22 per hour.

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