Cathay Pacific is hiring multiple permanent positions for part time Passenger Service Officers. The opening closes on January 8th so get your applications in right away! These are great customer service jobs in a fast paced environment.
Job Title: Passenger Service Officers – Part -Time
This is an exciting opportunity for candidates with strong operational and customer service experience to join our Airport Operations team on a permanent part- time basis.
Successful candidates will be responsible for providing customer service to both internal and external customers by ensuring the efficient, timely and safely servicing of aircraft arrivals and departures in accordance with company requirements and standards.
The role of the Passenger Service Officer will include (but is not limited to):
We are looking for team players that can show a history of flexibility, pro-activity and organisational skills. Applicants should have the ability to work under pressure with excellent time management and communication skills.
Working in a very busy, pressurised and challenging environment, candidates must be able to provide previous demonstrable face to face customer service experience within an airline or airport environment.
Delivering continuous and consistent service ‘Straight from the Heart’ is pre-requisite for all applicants for this role.
The ability to speak and/or write Cantonese, Mandarin or an Asian language would be advantageous. An excellent standard of English is also required.
Working airside and landside, candidates will be rostered to work flexible roster patterns, covering the operation with shifts that vary from 04:00 hours to 23:00 hours, 7 days per week.
All applicants must have the right to live and work in the UK. We are unable to assist applicants with visa or work permit applications.
Cathay Pacific values a diverse workforce and welcomes applications from all sections of the community. ]]>History of Cardiff Airport began in the early 1940s with the requisition of land by the Air Ministry in the rural Vale of Glamorgan. The requisitioned land was used to establish a satellite aerodrome and training base known as RAF Rhoose for RAF Spitfire pilots during the Second World War. Construction began on the site in 1941 and the airfield was first used in April 1942. It was abandoned after the war, but was later converted to a civilian airport and opened as the Rhoose Airport in October 1952, with Irish flag carrier Aer Lingus commencing flight service from there to Dublin in the same year.
The airport initially belonged to Cardiff Airport Limited, a private company completely owned by former public company TBI Ltd. The Welsh Government announced in March 2013 that it had bought Cardiff Airport from TBI Ltd, a company owned by the Spanish conglomerate Abertis (90 percent) and the world’s largest airport operator Aena International (10 percent). There were claims at the time that the government had nationalised the airport’s owner, but it said a purchase price of £52,000,000 was paid for the take-over. The Welsh government did not take up operation of the airport, but left that to Cardiff Airport Limited.
In addition to domestic and British destinations, flights are operated from Cardiff Airport to destinations in several European cities. Destination list features Dublin, Aberdeen, Newcastle, Belfast City, Jersey, Munich, Barcelona, Edinburgh, Dusseldorf, Paris, Milan and Amsterdam, amongst others. The airport’s busiest domestic route, according to 2014 statistics, was Edinburgh, followed by Belfast City, Glasgow, Aberdeen and Newcastle in that order. Its top five international routes were Amsterdam, Alicante, Dublin, Palma de Mallorca and Malaga. Cardiff Airport handled record passenger traffic of more than 2 million in 2007, but passenger totals have been in the one-million region in recent years.
It is almost predictable that you are reading this mainly because of the interest you have in Cardiff Airport jobs. This air travel facility makes several hundreds of jobs available to people living in the Cardiff area. As at December 2014, it had ‘a total employment impact of 1750 full time jobs’ and another 900 full-time jobs via induced and indirect impact, making it a key player in the economic life of the region. Airlines operating here and helping to create Cardiff Airport jobs include Thomas Cook Airlines (the leader in terms of passenger figures), Thomson Airlines, KLM, Aer Lingus Regional, Flybe Links Air and Eastern Airways.
So what are the most popular Cardiff Airport jobs you can expect to find?
Airline jobs – These are the jobs that can be found at the different airlines operating out of this airport. This type of Cardiff Airport jobs include pilot, cabin crew and counter ticket agent positions. You need to have undergone extensive training and have specific flying experience to work as a pilot, but most of the other positions require minimal or no training.
Security jobs – When talking about Cardiff Airport jobs or those at other airports, security jobs cannot be overlooked. Security is quite essential at an airport with lots of people going and coming. It is the work of security personnel to keep threats at bay and ensure safety of passengers and their belongings as well as airport property. You do not need significant formal education to work in this role.
Air traffic controller – People working in this capacity are trained to see to safe landing and takeoff of aircraft at Cardiff Airport. Air traffic controllers track and guide planes both on land in the air space around the airport. This job is among the best paying Cardiff Airport jobs.
Airport baggage handler – As the name already suggest, this is an employee that helps to ensure passenger baggage gets to their preferred destinations and in the right state. They make sure luggage is loaded onto aircraft and taken off at their destinations. This is one of the options to consider when looking for Cardiff Airport jobs that do not require applicants to have higher educational qualifications.
The Cardiff Airport jobs mentioned above are, of course, not the only ones available. There are numerous other positions you may come across, including:
* Customer service agent
* Airport agent
* Aircraft cleaner
* Parking attendant
* Driver
* Fire fighter
* Maintenance technician
* Mechanic
* Airport engineer
* Airfield maintenance
* Sales representatives
* Finance manager
* Electrician
* Terminal manager
One thing you may have noticed from the jobs mentioned is that they are available in different areas and require people with diverse levels of skills. You are very sure to find what you can do from Cardiff Airport jobs that are available from time to time. More jobs are also added every now and then. For example, Flybe announced it would be adding new routes and dozens of jobs few months ago. The Welsh government also talks of a development plan that will help to improve the airport’s facilities to attract more passengers – and possibly boosting the number of Cardiff Airport jobs.
When searching for Cardiff Airport jobs, you may find our Airport Jobs board quite helpful in your quest. You can get all information you need on openings, including job descriptions and salaries, amongst others.
The average pay for Cardiff Airport jobs is well over £20,000. Employees working on jobs that are non-technical or do not require significant training may earn way less than this amount while technical or senior positions pay significantly more than this. For example, an airport baggage handler may earn any amount from £12,000 to £18,000 in annual salary, while an air traffic controller can earn between £30,000 and £40,000 per year. In addition to salaries that are often competitive, there are several benefits and privileges you may be entitled to when working on any of the Cardiff Airport jobs, depending on your employer. These may include paid sick leave, share benefits and pension plans. Obviously, it is worthwhile considering getting one of the available Cardiff Airport jobs.
David Rees-Williams (Lord Ogmore) has been credited as the person who suggested the village of Rhoose as a great location to site a civilian airport. As the Minister of Aviation, the Second World War Lieutenant Colonel in the Royal Artillery told the House of Lords that establishing a commercial airport in the area was the most cost-friendly and safest way for civil aviation in the region. Rees-Williams proposal was accepted, leading to the re-development of the airfield abandoned after the WWII.
Cardiff Airport boasts of being the gateway to Wales, operating more than 50 direct routes and over 900 connecting destinations. Its runway stretches almost 2,400 metres in length. The airport serves as British Airways’ main maintenance base and, in the past, was the main base of Cambrian Airlines, Airway Wales and Airways International Cymru. It is a base of several airlines, including Thomas Cook Airlines and Flybe. There are several aerospace-oriented companies in the vicinity of the airport, making it a key contributor to the economy through Cardiff Airport jobs and other related ones.
In Wales, Cardiff Airport is supposedly the only airport that provides international schedule flight services. It is equally served by low-fare, business and charter carriers on schedule basis. In 2010, a flying school was established at the airport for those interested in flight training. Executive flight services are also available at the air travel facility. Three Beechcraft King Air 200 series planes are operated there by Dragonfly Executive Air Charter.
If you are a lover of nature, you may enjoy working on one of the Cardiff Airport jobs, given the location of the facility in a rural setting. Situated in the Vale of Glamorgan, the airport should offer a more serene work environment compared to some other airports. The strategic position also reduces noise impact on the nearby community.
In spite of being located in a rural area, Cardiff Airport boasts good transport system to make it easier getting to work after you may have managed to secure one of the available Cardiff Airport jobs. The airport is only 30 minutes away from the Cardiff city centre. Its nearest railway station is Rhoose Cardiff International railway station, which is connected to the departures terminal by a shuttle bus. The Cardiff Airport Express bus service operated by TrawsCymru takes people between the airport and the city centre every twenty minutes. You may also decide to opt for a car hire or taxi services.
There you have all you need to know about Cardiff Airport and Cardiff Airport jobs. Don’t forget to check our job board regularly for new openings.
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This is a critical, fast paced and exciting ‘coaching / leaders’ role within the security operation of one of Britain’s busiest airports. In fact Gatwick is the world’s most efficient single runway airport and the second largest in the UK.
In this function you are required to take full accountability of a team of security officers, driving continuous high performance with exceptional service on a day to day basis. This is a people role.
As an inspirational leader, you have full responsibility for motivating, coaching and developing your team by providing the right tools and techniques to deliver an exceptionally high level of service that promotes the Gatwick Brand and ensures that the customer experience is second to none.
Each Lane Performance Manager will have line management responsibility for a team of Security
Operational Performance:
Take full responsibility for delivery for lane performance targets on a day to day basis using data to understand the issues and to drive resolution promptly within given boundaries.
Maintain the daily running of the lane through optimal manning levels to ensure that it meets performance targets, including allocation of training and breaks.
Ensure the correct operation of all equipment by the team and take immediate action where necessary. Accountable for ensuring any equipment defects are reported immediately and resolution is achieved.
Accountable for ensuring team adherence to standard operating procedures and all CAA regulatory requirements. Ensure that all feedback is recorded and acted upon immediately, and that any matters raised by CAA regarding non-compliances are instantly escalated to the Shift Production Manager.
Successfully brief and de-brief the team, on the performance targets for the day, ensuring clear expectations are set and met. Ensure performance issues, recurring themes and company updates are cascaded to the entire team and auditable logs of briefing sessions are maintained.
Responsible for challenging that the standard operating procedures are fit for purpose through the Shift Performance Manager and delivering the highest possible standard of efficiency and customer service, whilst meeting all regulatory requirements.
Manage third party relationships relating to the Central Search operation, including but not limited to, CAA, emergency services, other GAL departments, airlines, handling agents and law enforcement agencies.
Accountable for managing and resolving conflict between employees and/or passengers with empathy and tact, delivering solutions that are appropriate, adhering to all regulations and reflective of the company values.
Responsible for improving passenger experience through monitoring real time feedback and driving improvements through the team.
Accountable for providing inspirational leadership to a team of Security Officers in line with Gatwick’s leadership elements day to day and through periods of change.
Set clear goals and expectations of individuals in the team, by coaching and providing consistent feedback.
Ensure the fair and consistent application of all Gatwick people policies and processes, including and not exhaustive of; attendance management, capability, disciplinary, grievance and probation. Lead on decisions around long term sickness and restricted duty cases, annual leave, special leave and carer leave in relation to direct team.
Involvement in the recruitment of new team members and responsible for the integration of new starters and their induction into security. Identify talent and develop any top performing team members in line with the company’s talent process.
Able to work in each role within the team. Act as a role model in terms of knowledge and understanding of each individual task the team undertake.
Strong delivery of key communication messages at the start and end of each shift that creates a motivated and collaborative team. Also communicate and support the team through periods of change.
Deal swiftly with any issues relating to staff performance and/or team issues by having ‘in the moment’ conversations, ensuring any follow up action or escalation happens.
Demonstrate and lead a health and safety based culture within the team. Ensuring that the Central Search area complies with all EH&S requirements/policies including audits and inspections such as DZT and workplace. Responsible for rectification activity.
This is a role for someone who enjoys working with people, in a fast paced organisation. You must be self-motivated and disciplined to hit targets, understanding the importance of accountability achieving results. You will have a clear understanding of the importance of engaging with customers with courtesy respect, with a broader understanding and general awareness of passengers and staff needs. In other words, you will be commercially minded, performance driven and a leader.
Decision making:
Has an ability to make decisions in line with the standard operating procedures, ‘thinking on their feet’, whilst considering the best possible solution to the problem.
Problem Solving:
Has a strong ability to solve people related problems, consider why the problem has occurred, identify what can be done immediately and provide a quick and pragmatic solution.
Communication:
A clear, confident and enthusiastic communicator with the ability to engage and influence at all levels. Shows attentive listening and will contribute, and if necessary lead, a conversation in the direction for the desired outcome.
Leadership:
Builds positive relationships and gives clear direction to team members in order to inspire people to hit targets that result in a performance driven – values led, operational team.
Flexibility:
Able to commute reliably to Gatwick, able to work extended hours on occasions when required.
MUST be able to work early 0245 starts and late 2300hrs finishes
The successful candidate will have a qualification or equivalent experience, in line management for example, Institute of Line Management SVQ level 3 in Management or the equivalent experience.
Has previously had experience of running a busy operational team using data to drive performance.
Use of Microsoft Office packages would be an advantage.
To apply, please follow this link below and click ‘Apply now’ beneath the job description
Discovery Executive are the retained managing consultants
All applications will be processed through Discovery. We regret due to the high volume of applications we receive; only those successful on application will be contacted for interviews. In the event that you are unsuccessful for this opportunity, we may still be able to help you and we will retain your application and consider you for other opportunities.
]]>Situated in the parish of Saint Peter in Jersey, this airport was established in 1937. Air service had been conducted to the island prior to that time through the use of biplanes and seaplanes with the Saint Aubin bay beach serving as the landing spot. Imperial Airways and Jersey Airways were among the airlines that conducted flights to the island before the commencement of the Second World War. Unpredictable tides and public use of the landing area led to the construction of the airport by the States of Jersey. The longest of the four grass runways at inception measured about 896 metres before a lengthier tarmac runway (1,280 metres) was opened in 1952, leading to the closure of the earlier grass runways. That runway reached the current length of 1,706 metres in 1976.
Jersey Airport has several airlines which take passengers to neighbouring islands and several destinations in the United Kingdom, including Guernsey, London, Southampton, Cardiff, Manchester and Birmingham. In addition, there are flights to numerous popular destinations in Europe such as Barcelona, Geneva, Vienna, Hannover, Stuttgart and Munich. Jersey Airport handles about 1.5 million passengers and around 5,000 aircraft movements on an annual basis, according to available statistics for 2014.
The busiest route served by the airport is the one to London Gatwick Airport, on which approximately 606,000 passengers were handled in 2014. Among the busiest routes are Southampton, Guernsey, Liverpool, Birmingham and Manchester. On an average day, a minimum of 12 flights are conducted to Jersey from the UK. A ferry service is available between Jersey and three English ports.
If you happen to live anywhere on or near the island, Jersey Airport jobs may be well worth giving a thought when looking for a job. Major airlines operating at the airport include the Channel Islands airline Blue Islands, Aer Lingus Regional, British Airways, easyJet, Flybe, Germanwings and Lufthansa. These airlines provide a good number of the available Jersey Airport jobs and, with new destinations being added from time to time, more positions are created every now and then.
You can expect to find the regular positions that are usually available in an average airport at this facility as well. The popular positions include the following:
Cabin crew – As part of a cabin crew, it is your duty to ensure the safety and comfort of passengers during flights. Cabin crew members are trained to be security conscious and effectively deal with emergency situations. Since you will be relating with passengers, good customer skills are needed to fit in this position. One of the factors that make cabin crew jobs popular is that you do not require overly expensive or time-consuming training to be eligible.
Security – This is another highly sought after option among Jersey Airport jobs, as is the case in any airport. The fact that you do not need a college or university degree to work in airport security is one thing that also makes this job attractive. It appears you may need to go through G4S Aviation Services when looking to work in security at Jersey Airport.
Popular Jersey Airport jobs also include:
* Call centre agent jobs
* Customer service jobs
* Baggage handler jobs
* Engineering jobs
* Air traffic control jobs
* Fire fighter jobs
* Managerial jobs
* Cleaner jobs
You will be able to access the above Jersey Airport jobs several others more on our Airport Jobs board along with job descriptions and other useful pieces of information. It is advisable to check the job board frequently so that you never miss out on any new opening.
You can expect to earn a salary that is comparable to what is obtainable for similar positions at an average UK airport. The Jersey Pound is virtually on par with the Great Britain Pound and income tax on the island is a bit friendlier on the pocket. As would be expect, the level of your pay will depend on the degree of expertise you can boast of. A sales advisor, for example, can earn between £13,000 and £21,000. Some managerial positions come with a pay of around £50,000 or higher every year. People working on Jersey Airport jobs may also have access to several benefits, including income support and pensions.
This airport, which plays a very key role in the growth of industries in the States of Jersey, was once used by the Luftwaffe, the arm of the German Wehrmacht whose specialty was aerial warfare during the Second World War. The island was occupied for a period of five years by the Germans, starting from July 1940. The invaders built concrete taxiways at Jersey Airport. While the occupation lasted, they also constructed hangars, one of which still exists at the airport till today, although it is out of use.
Jersey Airport boasts a flourishing general aviation population, among which is the Jersey Aero Club. Executive jet charter company Aviation Beauport Ltd has its base at the airport, offering worldwide private charter flight services. The Jersey International Air Display holds in September of every year at this air travel facility.
In March 2012, Jersey Airports and Jersey Harbours were successfully integrated and started operating collectively under the name Ports of Jersey. The organisations are now led by a common chief executive. The Ports of Jersey continue to play a strategic role in the growth of major industries in the States of Jersey, making it the territory the envy of many other islands and Jersey Airport jobs worth checking out.
It should be pretty easy finding your way to work every day when working on Jersey Airport jobs, given the good ground transportation arrangement. You may bring your car along to work since parking space is available. If all you can afford for transportation is a bicycle or motorcycle, you can take advantage of the free parking provided at this facility as well. You still have the option of using the available public bus services, if that cuts it better for you.
Jersey Airport offers impressive set of facilities for use by both passengers and employees – another reason you may want to check out Jersey Airport jobs. You can take advantage of the free Wi-Fi service that is available throughout the airport to get on the Internet to catch your fun or attend to more productive tasks. There is a vast range of catering outlets where you can grab something hot or cold to eat or drink. If by any chance you are a shopping freak, you will be able to engage in your favourite activity at the several retail stores situated at Jersey Airports.
Jersey Airport jobs are perfect for individuals who are interested in working in a fast-paced environment with no boring moment. Interestingly, chances are that you will find a job that you are eligible for at the airport no matter your level of education since individuals of different level of expertise are required to get operation moving smoothly.
]]>British Airways is hiring cabin crew members to staff the fleet out of Gatwick airport. To get the job take cabin crew training, review the requirements here, and apply. The job listing follows. Provide special attention to the requirements section.
Closing Date: 24 November 2015
Essential Qualities
Essential Criteria
Take Cabin Crew Training To Get Ready
Physical Criteria
To apply, you have to complete the eligibility questions, uploaded your CV and answer the following application question: We would like you to belong in our Cabin Crew team.
Please note: We are only able to consider one application per candidate, please decide whether you would like to pursue the Mixed Fleet, Gatwick or London City Cabin Crew role at this stage and apply accordingly.
Reward and benefits
*British Airways may alter or withdraw non-contractual benefits at its absolute discretion from time to time
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This airline, which operates under the trading name Virgin Atlantic Airways Limited, was founded in 1984. Its co-founders Randolph Fields, an American lawyer, and Alan Hellary, an ex-Laker Airways chief pilot, were initially interested in setting up an airline that will operate flights between London and the Falkland Islands, but the idea later had to be shelved due to the short runway at Port Stanley Airport. The airline was initially named British Atlantic Airways before having its name changed to Virgin Atlantic Airways. Its first flight took place in June 1984 from Gatwick Airport to Newark Liberty International Airport.
Headquartered in Crawley, West Sussex, England, Virgin Atlantic obtained permit in 1991 to operate Heathrow, after the abolition of the London Air Traffic Distribution Rules that had governed traffic distribution between Gatwick and Heathrow since 1978 for reasons bordering on profitability. It has its main bases at Heathrow and Gatwick, flying passengers to several international destinations. With a total of 5.4 million passengers handled in 2015, the airline was the seventh-largest in the United Kingdom, making Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs interesting choices for an aviation career.
Virgin Atlantic is managed, along with Virgin Holidays, by holding company Virgin Atlantic Limited, 51 percent of which is owned by the Virgin Group and the remainder by Delta Air Lines. The British airline operates out of Terminal 3 at London . It has a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Type A Operating License which empowers it to fly passengers, cargo and postal mail on planes with 20 or more seats.
Virgin Atlantic Airways operates flights to more than 30 destinations in North America, Asia, the Caribbean, Africa and the Middle East from its primary bases at Heathrow and Gatwick, both in London, as well as from a secondary base at Manchester Airport. The joint venture with Delta Air Lines enable the airline offer its customers greater destination choices and seamless connections from the UK to over 200 gateways in North America. The Virgin Atlantic-Delta Air Lines joint venture operates over 30 nonstop flights between the UK and North America daily, with most of these passing through Heathrow. In addition to Delta Air Lines, Virgin Atlantic has codeshare agreements with several other companies, including Air China All Nippon Airways, Air New Zealand and Singapore Airlines. It also has a service called ‘Little Red,’ which operates domestic flights within the UK – it will soon cease operation.
The airline flies to its different destinations using a fleet comprising Airbus and Boeing wide-body planes. Airbus A330s, Airbus A340s and Boeing 747s aircraft are used on routes from Heathrow. Virgin Atlantic, which was the first airline to operate an Airbus A340-600 in 2002, uses Airbus A330-300s and Boeing 747-400s aircraft for flights on selected routes from Gatwick, Manchester and Glasgow. It was the first European airline to fly the Boeing 787-9 plane in 2014, having placed order back in 2007 for 17 aircraft with options on five extra. The exercised options are expected to replace the 747 fleet at Heathrow in 2015 and 2016. In addition, the airline is to take delivery of the Airbus A380-800. All these mean more Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs may well be on the way. The current fleet size is 39 aircraft.
Virgin Atlantic is such a nice place to consider by anyone interested in an exciting career. Many people who have worked or are currently working on Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs have some good things to say about the experience. An interesting thing about these Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs is that they are open to people from different backgrounds possessing diverse levels of skills and expertise. The most popular positions include:
Virgin Atlantic Pilot – Technical expertise is required to work as an airline pilot due to the nature of work. You may be required to have at least 3,000 hours of flying experience under your belt. Pilots do not only flight planes, but also determine suitability of weather for flying, among other roles. Pilot jobs are probably the best paid among Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs.
Virgin Atlantic Cabin Crew – These employees see to the well being and safety on passengers onboard a Virgin Atlantic flight. Good customer skills are essential to flourish as a cabin crew member. You need to be enthusiastic and a quick thinker. This job enables you visit several countries virtually free without being a pilot.
Virgin Atlantic Customer Service – Working as a customer service agent makes you the face of Virgin Atlantic Airways, in a way. The implication of this is that you need to attend to customer enquiries and provide information to them in a manner that presents the company in a positive light.
There are several other Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs in areas such as cargo, engineering, sales and marketing, finance and information technology. Obviously, you really do not need to be science or engineering-inclined to get a good number of these jobs.
Another good thing about Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs is that the company provides extensive training to new employees to enable them get their career off to a good, assured start, with a manager provided to give you much-needed support. Virgin Atlantic Airways boasts of providing its employees learning opportunities to help them acquire skills and confidence to attain their full potentials. Above all, you get to benefit from career progression, as you are given opportunities to be considered for higher positions. You may as well take advantage of opportunity to work in an entirely area different from the one you were first employed in by the airline.
The salaries offered for Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs are attractive enough to make them worthy of consideration. Working as a cabin crew member, you will be able to earn between £13,000 and £20,000 in salary per year. A customer service advisor gets a starting annual salary of about £15,000. A junior analyst (planning & resource) can earn between £20,000 and £25,000 in annual salary, depending on experience. As would be expected, senior or more technical positions fetch higher pay. For example, an engineering systems manager and contract analyst takes home about £40,000 in salary. Some positions, especially senior flying positions, can fetch annual salary in excess of £100,000.
In addition to the competitive salaries that are offered for Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs, employees can also tap into several perks that are offered by Virgin Atlantic Airways. Here are few of the rewards and benefits that are in place for people working on Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs:
Medical and dental care – Virgin Atlantic pays an annual premium for employees to enable them and their loved ones have access to private health care. Special discounted rates are also on offer for your private dental care.
Income protection and profit sharing – In the event that an injury or illness makes it impossible for you to work, you can be rest assured that you will not financially incapacitated as well since the airline provides long-term income protection. Employees can also hope to benefit in a special way when Virgin Atlantic rakes in significant gains in any financial year through its Airshare arrangement for the sharing of such profits.
Pension – The Virgin Atlantic Group Personal Pension Plan helps to make funds available to you when you retire. A personal pension plan provides something to fall back on when you can no longer work. You can make your plan flexible and portable so you can easily take it along when changing jobs.
There is also a ‘Bike-4-Work’ programme which allows you lease a bike for commuting to work in exchange for a portion of your salary and this is capable of helping you save up to 42 percent off regular retail price, according to the airline. Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs also come with several other benefits, including childcare benefit and subsidized staff gym. You can even buy up to one extra week of holiday per year!
You can head over to the all-embracing job board on out job board website Airport Career Jobs to find the latest Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs at London Heathrow and other places in the UK. In addition to learning about new openings as they become available, you will also be able to get full role descriptions as well as salary information. You will learn if there is any specific training you need to undergo to be eligible for a Virgin Atlantic job that you have in mind.
Searching for and securing one of the available Heathrow Virgin Atlantic Airlines jobs could be one of the best decisions you will ever make. Past and current employees of the airline have described it as a great company to work with, considering the provided perks. You should enjoy working here if you love a challenging and exciting work place.
]]>This public airport is located adjacent to the Port of Belfast in Belfast, County Down, Northern Ireland. It was founded in 1937 as Sydenham Airport by Short Brothers beside its factory in Sydenham, Belfast. It was the city’s main civilian aviation facility from 1938 to 1939. The airport was later taken over by the Royal Navy during the Second World War and given the name HMS Gadwall. It remained in military use until the 1970s. Commercial operations commenced at the facility, then known as Belfast Harbour Airport, in 1983.
George Best Belfast Airport is a single-runway airport and is situated about five kilometres away from the city centre. It has been a major base for Flybe since 1993. Aer Lingus also moved its operations from Belfast International Airport to a base it has here in 2013. Shorts/Bombardier sold the facility in 2003 to the Spanish group Ferrovial, owner of BAA Airports, for £35 million. ABN AMRO Global Infrastructure Fund later acquired the airport in a £132.5 million deal in 2006.
Flights are operated from George Best Belfast Airport to both domestic and European destinations. These include London Gatwick, London Heathrow, Aberdeen, Isle of Man, Blackpool, Birmingham, East Midlands, Cardiff, Malaga, Faro, Palma de Mallorca, Amsterdam, Barcelona and Verona. The airport’s busiest domestic routes are London Heathrow, Manchester and London Gatwick, while its busiest international routes are Faro, Malaga and Palma. George Best Belfast Airport handles about 2.5 million passengers on an annual basis, but saw a record 2.74 million passengers in 2010.
This air travel facility requires numerous hands to get its operations going, just as should be expected in similar settings this large. While the airport itself might not supply more than a couple hundreds of George Best Belfast Airport jobs, airlines and other businesses operating within its confines or vicinity make several hundred jobs more available. The airlines operating from here and helping to generate several hundreds of George Best Belfast Airport jobs include Aer Lingus, Flybe, British Airways, KLM and Citywing.
With diverse skills needed to get operations running, George Best Belfast Airport jobs are practically for different types of people. Chances are that you will find a suitable job at the airport whatever skill set you bring to the table. Popular George Best Belfast Airport jobs include the following:
* Customer service jobs
* Security jobs
* Baggage handler jobs
* Passenger service agent jobs
* Engineering jobs
* Airline pilot jobs
* Cabin crew jobs
* Air traffic control jobs
* Parking attendant jobs
* Driver jobs
* Call centre agent jobs
A couple of these George Best Belfast Airport jobs are worth talking about briefly. The first of these are security jobs. Security is serious business, especially these days with so much uncertainty and threats everywhere. Security officers help to ensure the safety of passengers by monitoring suspicious activity and checking baggage for potentially dangerous items. You do not need too much education to work in security. An important criterion is for you to be physically fit and you are practically good to go.
Cabin crew/air hostess jobs are also hugely popular in that they allow people playing such roles to visit many countries they would have otherwise not been able to visit with their own money. You also get to meet numerous key figures in the course of your job. In addition, this type of George Best Belfast Airport jobs usually does not require more than high school education to be eligible.
You can visit our Airport Jobs board to find the above George Best Belfast Airport jobs and many others as they become available. It is advisable to check frequently – every day, if possible – to avoid missing out on interesting openings. New George Best Belfast Airport jobs are added from time to time and more could well be on the way as airport management plans to expand operations. Interestingly, the airport has a High Flyers Apprenticeship programme as well to provide opportunity for young people between ages 16 and 24 to acquire useful work experience and develop job-specific and transferable skills.
George Best Belfast Airport jobs offer competitive salaries that compare well against what you can expect to receive on most other jobs in Belfast and the UK. A coach driver takes home about £15,000 or more in a year, while an inbound call centre advisor could earn anything from £10,000 to £20,000. George Best Belfast Airport jobs pay between £20,000 and £30,000 or more on average, but more-technical positions stand better chance of earning beyond this salary range.
Apart from competitive salaries, George Best Belfast Airport jobs also come with several other benefits. The airport prides itself as an employer of choice – one that provides a highly-motivated work setting for people of diverse skills. Depending on your eventual employer, you may be able to get access to benefits such as health cover, free parking and attractive retirement plans. The airport has a good ground transportation arrangement to enable you get to work on time with minimal stress.
George Best Belfast Airport was formerly known as Belfast City Airport, until 2006 when its name was changed to the present one. The airport is named in honour of George Best, a local professional footballer. The renaming ceremony was held on what would have been the 60th birthday of the late respected footballer. Flybe also announced in the same year that it would dedicate a plane to Best and name its Belfast City-Manchester service after him.
The airport has a reputation of sort of being a good place to work in Belfast, making George Best Belfast Airport jobs worth special consideration by those seeking for jobs or desiring a career change. It has won several awards, including Workforce Training’s Employer of the Year and BITC Community Impact Award in 2013.George Best Belfast Airport also appears to be environmentally responsible, going by its environmental policy. The airport’s environmental policy states that efforts would be made to strike a balance between social and economic benefits of growth and impacts on the environment. George Best Belfast Airport is a signatory to the Sustainable Aviation Strategy, an initiative bringing together different players in the UK aviation industry with a commitment to lessening carbon dioxide and nitrogen oxide emissions as well as aircraft noise pollution over a period of 15 years. In collaboration with Business in Community and its ARENA Network, George Best Belfast Airport has developed and maintains an Environmental Management System (EMS), which got Green Dragon standard Level 3 certification in 2010. The facility has also received several other environmental certifications.
Part of George Best Belfast Airport’s ways of giving back to the community is through charity donations. The airport once matched a donation of over £10,000 generated at the family programme of the Cancer Fund for Children, which named it its charity partner of the year in 2007. It has worked with several other charities, including Macmillan Cancer Support, Mencap and Concern Worldwide. For 2015, George Best Belfast Airport will be partnering with Northern Ireland Transplant Association in facilitating numerous fundraising events during the year to promote organ donations and help raise much-needed funds for the charity.
Those people looking to land technical George Best Belfast Airport jobs like airline pilot jobs may be able to access training at the airport. This is because the facility possesses a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) public use aerodrome licence, allowing it to be used both for public transport of passengers and for giving flying instruction.
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]]>Codenamed BFS by IATA and EGAA by ICAO, Belfast International Airport is situated northwest of Belfast, Northern Ireland. It was originally established to serve as a training location for the Royal Flying Corps during the First World War. Although the airfield received some level of civil air traffic, it functioned largely as a Royal Air Force facility until it was reopened as a civil airport in 1963 by Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, with the present terminal building also inaugurated alongside it.
Today, Belfast International Airport is a major air gateway in Northern Ireland, with about four million passengers passing through it annually. In terms of passenger traffic, it is the busiest airport in the country. The airport is surpassed only by Dublin Airport as the busiest on the entire island of Ireland, with Belfast City, Cork and Shannon airports trailing behind.
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Belfast International Airport is owned by America-based ADC & HAS, which also owns several other airports, including Orlando Sanford International Airport, Stockholm Skavsta and Daniel Oduber Quiros International Airport. The air travel facility, which has one jet way on its international pier, take passengers to several mainland Europe and transcontinental destinations. It is one of the top locations for airfreight in the United Kingdom.
Belfast Airport jobs are in no short supply, especially given the prominent position of the airport in the country and the extent of passenger and cargo traffic it hosts. Belfast International Airport boasts around three dozen top employers, who help to make the Belfast Airport jobs that can be found on our job board possible. Aside the airport itself, other employers in and around this airfield include easyJet, Jet2, Thomas Cook Airlines, Thomson Airways, Star Air (Maersk Air), TNT Airways, Atlantic Airlines, DHL Aviation, Aegean Airlines and BH Air. Virgin Atlantic and Sun Express are among the companies expected to commence flight operations from Belfast International Airport soon.
Between these employers, several thousands of Belfast Airport jobs are created. While the airport says it has around 200 people in its employment, about four thousand other job positions are provided by on-site companies numbering more than 30. As would be expected of a location such as this, the top Belfast Airport jobs include airline pilot, aircraft engineer and cabin crew or flight attendant jobs. If you do not have the skills to take up any of the mentioned jobs, do not worry. There is no shortage of job openings, which means your skills and expertise will fit in somewhere. Other popular Belfast Airport jobs include:
* Customer service jobs
* Passenger services jobs
* Ramp assistant jobs
* Dispatch agent jobs
* Technical support jobs
* Security jobs
* Sales jobs
* Driving jobs
* Call centre jobs
* Baggage handler jobs
* Cabin crew jobs
* Fire fighter jobs
* Air traffic control jobs
These are few of the popular jobs at Belfast International Airport. You can find some of these Belfast Airport jobs on our job board.
In addition to the several thousands of jobs available at Belfast International Airport, more are being created as airlines operating there continue to expand their operations. For instance, easyJet and Jet2 have revealed within the last year plans to add new jobs to the existing ones.
Belfast International Airport is a good place you should check out for jobs, especially if you live in or close to the city of Belfast. These Belfast Airport jobs are among some of the best paid around. For example, a driver can earn up to £20,000 in annual salary, while a customer service agent may also earn in the same range. Security jobs at Belfast International Airport bring in an average of about £27,000 in yearly salary. There is opportunity for higher pay in higher positions such as that of a sales manager, which earns you up to £50,000 or higher a year.
The pluses of Belfast Airport jobs do not end with salaries; there are other benefits as well. An individual working for this airport will be able to enjoy a pension scheme, to which the company contributes, as well as life assurance. That’s not all. You get to benefit from a health club, a car scheme, a child care vouchers scheme and a counselling service. Enhanced public holidays, annual leave and maternity/paternity/adoption leave are also available. You may also get service awards and retirement gifts when it is time for you to end your career at Belfast International Airport.
The airport is linked by different means of transportation to allow you commute easily between work and home. You can go to work in your car and take advantage of free parking space provided for airport employees. If you would rather take a bus, Translink operates a 24-hour express bus service from the city centre to the airport. The nearby Antrim railway station and Belfast Central railway station are also linked by buses to the Airport. All these combine to make Belfast Airport jobs worthy of consideration by anyone looking for a job.
This airport was in the past known as Aldergrove Airport and some people still call in by that name today. The name was said to have been derived from the nearby village of Aldergrove, which is located west of Belfast International Airport. Also, the air travel facility used to be shared with RAF Aldergrove before the Royal Air Force base folded in 2008 and the area previously occupied by it placed under the control of Belfast International Airport.
The busiest international routes covered by airlines operating from here include airports in Palma, Malaga and Alicante (all in Spain), Faro (Portugal), Amsterdam (Netherlands) and Newark (U.S.). For domestic routes, the leading ones are London Gatwick, Liverpool, London Stansted, Glasgow International and London Luton airports.
The highest ever passenger traffic at Belfast International Airport was recorded in 2007 when more than five million passengers used the facility for air travel. That number has since dropped and is now hovering around four million. But there is plan to boost traffic at the airport in the coming years – yet another reason to give serious thought to Belfast Airport jobs when searching for employment.
Belfast International Airport is frequently used by a significant number of business people. In 2013, around 60 percent of all travelers going in and out of the Northern Ireland for business purpose made use of this air travel facility. About 30 percent of the total Belfast International Airport passengers were travelling for business. These figures show this is a great place to work, especially if you are interested in making contacts with key people in the world of business.
Belfast International Airport has a UK Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Public Use Aerodrome License, which makes it possible to use the airport not only for public air transport of passengers, but also for conducting flight training.
The airport is both corporately and socially responsible as a result of its own recognition that it has to be sensitive to the needs of stakeholders – both those that influence its decisions and the ones its decisions affect. The airport targets its corporate and social responsibility (CSR) activity on six key areas, namely: workplace and employees, customers, suppliers, regulators, community involvement and environmental impact. As a way of making Belfast Airport jobs fulfilling, the airport conducts an employee opinion survey to help it identify issues that its workers urgently need to have resolved. Staff members are also given opportunity to develop in their chosen career.
As previously stated, you need not be a pilot, an aircraft engineer or an air hostess to work at Belfast International Airport. There are numerous types of jobs available, including those you only require secondary education to get. All these jobs are important in their different ways towards ensuring things work as intended day to day at the airport.
If you are interested in landing one of the available Belfast Airport jobs, just head on over to our Airport Jobs board. New jobs are available almost on a daily basis, which means you need to be checking the job board regularly so as not to miss out on well-paid and fitting Belfast Airport jobs. The salaries and benefits you get for some of these jobs are probably among the best around.
Hope you find the information presented here in determining whether you should consider landing one of the available Belfast Airport jobs.
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[column type=”one-third” last=”true” fade_animation=”fade_animation ]]>Southampton Airport is a public international airport situated in the Borough of Eastleigh in Hampshire, England. It is located about 6.5 kilometres north-east of the city of Southampton. The history of the location as an air transport facility is traced back to 1910, the year when pioneer pilot Edwin Rowland Moon used the area for the take-off and landing of his single-seat monoplane known as the Moonbeam Mk II. Building of hangars there commenced during the First World War after men of the United States Navy landed in 1917. Southampton Corporation acquired the site in 1932 and named it Southampton Municipal Airport. A section of the airport was used by the Royal Air Force and Navy during the Second World War before it was eventually returned to civilian ownership in 1946. A new concrete runway was constructed in 1965 to support use of larger aircraft.
Holdings (formerly known as BAA) previously owned and operated the airport until October 2014, when it was bought by a consortium of Ferrovial and Macquarie Group, AGS Airports, along with Glasgow and Aberdeen Airports. Southampton Airport handled more than 1.8 million passengers in 2014, up by 6.3 percent from the year before, with 40,374 aircraft movements recorded. That figure made the air transport facility the 18th busiest among the airports in the UK – a good reason to consider Southampton Airport jobs all the more. The airport has 12 airlines and tour operators taking passengers to and from around 45 destinations in the UK and mainland Europe.
Being an award-winning regional airport, Southampton Airport appears like a very good place to look when in search of a job. The leading airlines operating out of this location include Flybe, Eastern Airways, VLM Airlines and Volotea. Southampton Airport jobs come in different forms and shades for people with diverse skill levels and qualifications. Around 200 people are under the direct employment of Southampton Airport while many more are employed by airlines and business partners at the airport.
An average airport requires numerous hands to get things moving smoothly; hence, there are different types of jobs on offer at Southampton Airport and many of these positions do not require intensive training or specialized expertise. Below are just a couple of the popular jobs at the airport.
Security officer – This is a very important role in any airport since security is something that must not be treated lightly in a public place, especially these days with different sorts of threats around. A security officer is charged with the duty of ensuring the security of passengers and their belongings as well as employer’s property. You need not have college education to qualify to be a security officer, with this making it one of the most attractive Southampton Airport jobs.
Customer service agent – Working in this role makes you the first point of contact for customers of an airline or a company you are working with. You need to have great people skill when looking to work as a customer service agent.
There are several other Southampton Airport jobs you may be able to apply for if the above do not appeal much to you. Other popular jobs on offer and which you may find on our Airport Jobs board include:
* Air traffic controller
* Airport ambassador
* Airport engineer
* Fire fighter
* Cabin crew
* Airport manager
* Baggage handler
If you live in or close to Southampton, you should put Southampton Airport jobs on the list of jobs to consider having. A quick daily search on the Airport Jobs board will be helpful to you in landing one of these jobs since they often do not stay open for long before they are filled – many other people are equally interested in Southampton Airport jobs. The jobs are available in various areas including finance, marketing, health and safety, human resources and media. The airport also has a special internship arrangement to help students interested in an airport career gain useful work experience.
The appeal of Southampton Airport jobs is further enhanced by a good ground transport system. The airport offers easy access by road to several places, including Southampton, Winchester, Poole, Bournemouth and Portsmouth. It is also served by a dedicated mainline railway station known as Southampton Airport Parkway, which is nicely situated just about one-minute walk from the airport terminal. There are around 180 train stops at the station every day. You definitely will not find things very hard getting to work when offered one of the many Southampton Airport jobs that are available.
Individuals working on Southampton Airport jobs get to receive competitive salaries that you ordinarily would expect of any airport in the UK. As a security officer, you could earn between £15,000 and £25,000 annually when working. Working as a customer care agent could also fetch you a yearly salary ranging from £15,000 to £20,000.
In addition to what you get as salary, you may also enjoy several other perks to make having one of Southampton Airport jobs more worthwhile. These benefits could include health plans, retirement packages and discounted fares for visiting many attractive destinations, among other perks.
The runway of Southampton Airport is built over the remains of an ancient Roman villa excavated in 1925. The antiquated villa had had most of the materials stripped off by robbers. The maiden test flight of the Supermarine Spitfire, which was designed by R.J. Mitchell and assembled at Southampton Airport, took place here in March 1936. That event was commemorated in 2004 with the erection of a near-full size model of the Spitfire prototype, the K5054, at the entrance of the airport road.
The airport was a transit camp for refugees, mainly of Russian extraction, heading to America via the port of Southampton after the First World War. The shipping companies Cunard and White Star Line established the ‘Atlantic Park Hostel Company’ at Southampton Airport in collaboration with the Canadian Pacific Railway to provide temporary accommodations for these transit migrants. The airport hangars were converted into dormitories, dining rooms and kitchens. At its peak in 1928, some 20,000 people used the hostel, which was eventually closed in 1938.
Southampton Airport, which celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2010, is an award-winning air transport facility. You are not working on just an average job when Southampton Airport jobs are concerned. It was voted for two straight years – 2008 and 2009 – as the Most Friendly Airport in Europe in the Airports Council International (ACI) Awards. It was also awarded the City Champion Award for Innovation for 2008 by Business Southampton.
Most of those using Southampton Airport for travel do so for business purposes, with this class of passengers estimated at about 40 percent of the total passenger count. A very sizable portion of those passing through the airport are on their way to joining cruise ships from Southampton’s world famous port. You could take this to mean that people working on Southampton Airport jobs should not find it difficult joining holiday cruises to many of the world’s best tourist destinations. The London Waterloo is situated about an hour away by train from the airport.
If you are looking to be trained as a pilot, you may be able to access training at Southampton Airport. This is made possible by the airport’s possession of a Public Use Aerodrome License awarded by the UK Civil Aviation Authority empowering it to be used for that purpose, in addition to the public transport of passengers.
Southampton Airport jobs can be quite rewarding. Besides, these jobs may be perfect for anyone who desires roles that are not overly monotonous in that every day is virtually a new exciting experience for individuals working on airport jobs. There are several positions that do not require significant formal education to qualify for. You should check out our Airport Jobs board to find openings you may find interesting and be eligible for, along with other relevant information like role description and salary.
]]>Situated in the Aberdeen suburb of Dyce, Aberdeen Airport is an international airport serving millions of passengers every year. The total number of passengers that passed through the airport in 2014 was put at 3.7 million, up from 3.5 million of the previous year. In 2014, ownership and management of the airport was transferred from Holdings to AGS Airports Limited, which doubles as owner and operator of Glasgow Airport and Southampton Airport. There are several thousands of Aberdeen Airport jobs around the facility for those who might be interested.
Established by Eric Gandar Dower, the airport opened in 1934 to serve as link between the northern Scottish islands and London. The airfield was a Royal Air Force Station during the Second World War. It was nationalized in 1947 and later placed under the control of British Airports Authority (BAA) in 1975.
Aberdeen Airport is a major heliport for the Scottish offshore oil industry. The discovery of oil in the North Sea led to the commencement of helicopter operations here in 1967 to link the mainland to the offshore oil rigs, which were increasing in number and creating more Aberdeen Airport jobs in the process. With Aberdeen becoming a leading oil centre in Europe, this international airport has become the busiest commercial heliport in the world, with passenger traffic put at around 500,000 a year.
Aberdeen Airport, which is allocated the IATA code ABZ, has one fixed-wing runway and three helicopter runways. It has one passenger terminal for scheduled and charter holiday flights as well as three helicopter terminals for North Sea oil operations. There is also an offshore fixed-wing terminal.
Airports are known to offer diverse job opportunities — Aberdeen Airport is not an exception to this. More than 250 people are estimated to be in the direct employment of airport, but several thousands of employment opportunities are supported by the air travel facility. Passenger airlines operating here and helping to provide these Aberdeen Airport jobs include British Airways, Eastern Airways, KLM, Flybe, Aer Lingus Regional, Air France, easyJet, Thomas Cook Airlines, Lufthansa and BMI Regional. Cargo airlines such as Ben Air, West Atlantic and Loganair also operate out of Aberdeen Airport. Bristow Helicopters, Bond Offshore Helicopters and CHC-Scotia — the North Sea helicopter operators — are among other employers also worthy of note.
The following are some of the Aberdeen Airport jobs that you could consider applying for if you have what it takes to handle such roles:
The jobs listed above are just a snapshot of the sorts of Aberdeen Airport jobs you could consider applying for; there are several hundreds more. You could check our job board for these jobs and numerous other opportunities you might be interested in.
In addition to the thousands of exciting Aberdeen Airport jobs that are already on ground, thousands more appear to be on the horizon. The extension of the airport’s runway, already spanning about 2000 metres, was being considered by the BAA and there is possibility of the plan being executed by the current owners. Such an extension will make it possible for larger aircraft to ply the runway, thereby expanding existing destinations and creating thousands of extra Aberdeen Airport job opportunities.
There is a wide selection of jobs available at Aberdeen Airport in different areas such as operations, management, sales and security, among others. These positions pay fairly well also. Top positions like site engineer, facilities manager, operations manager and account manager take home salaries ranging from £30,000 to £50,000, or higher, on an annual basis, but some asset managers can take home as high as £90,000 annually. Security manager at Aberdeen Airport earns upwards of £30,000 a year, while a sales assistant earns in the region of £20,000 per year. Obviously, the higher the skills or expertise needed for a job, the more you should expect to earn in salary.
There are several benefits attached to Aberdeen Airport jobs, beyond what you take home as salary. One of these benefits is variety. There is never a dull moment when working in an airport, as virtually every day brings on something new and exciting.
In addition to the above awards, the airport has been shortlisted for and was finalist in several top awards.
On the east side of the airport, general aviation flight training is organised for individuals looking to obtain a private pilot license, handled by Cabro Aviation. Bristow Helicopters and Eurocopter also have flight simulators used for training those interested in learning how to fly a helicopter in buildings situated at the airport.
As would be expected of an international airport, Aberdeen Airport is well provided with other forms of transportation to be used by passengers and those working on Aberdeen Airport jobs. The airport is situated on the main A96 Aberdeen-Inverness road, a few kilometres away from the city centre. An 80 Dyce Airlink shuttle bus carry passengers and employees between the airport, the Dyce railway station nearby, and the heliport as well as the Kirk hill industrial estate. The local and express bus services serving Aberdeen Airport are managed by First Aberdeen and Stagecoach Bluebird. The airport has a dedicated No. 727 bus service to the main bus and train station in the Aberdeen city centre — running every 20 minutes.
Aside the often-lucrative salaries they offer, jobs at Aberdeen Airport can offer you a quite fulfilling career, one filled with many pleasant experiences you will likely look back on later in life and have smiles beaming on your face. Aberdeen Airport jobs offer variety and often provide you a good means of meeting more people that could be of great assistance to you in the future.
If you are ready to start your working career at Aberdeen Airport, head on to our job board to explore the available job opportunities to find one you consider suitable, rewarding and interesting.
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