r/rampagent

This Job is very physically demanding for me especially after having Injuries in the past, the sounds from the airplanes are very sensory overloading for me, my supervisor is an asshole, I don't like working nights & is difficult to transfer to days or mid shift, and I don't like working in extreme temperatures. I know that I'm the one who took this Job and maybe It was good for me a few years ago when I had more energy or didn't have the Injuries. But I also feel stuck since there's not many other places that are hiring or will pay me $27.50 an hour. This Job also gives me health Insurance and tuition assistance up to 5k but that's not enough to fund a full years worth of study for a degree that I want.

Am I going to have to suffer doing this Job for the rest of my Life? What can give me some hope for my Life?

I hate writing this but here it goes. So my level 3 for attendance is set to expire on July 30'th of this year. However ive accumulated two points since then car accident. Im at termination so my question is this. When my level 3 expires in July. Will I still be at termination or will I come off of this warning.

Got accepted to AA a month after failing drug test after CJO from Delta, shoutout to all the negative people that made unnecessary comments♥️

I have an interview with Unifi next week. Anyone have info on the company, or what to expect. Only reason I’m interviewing is because there are no mainline opening at SAN airport, and I just want to get experience and badges

Hey everyone 🤍. Does anyone have any advice for attending Delta’s hiring event especially when it comes to the interview part and anything else? After applying for Delta for quite some time now. I received an email yesterday inviting me to attend the hiring event next week at my local airport and I’m overly excited!!🤍❤️

I've been thinking of getting back into the life, but I was thinking about trying to work at a base different from my own without committing to a move, mostly to maybe get the chance to experience working in the state I want to live eventually (DEN). I know the easy solution is just work at my home airport and non-rev where I want to go, but I was honestly curious if this was even a feasible idea to nonrev and stay at my working airport during my days on and go back home on my days off?