Airport Coordinator - MIA

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Job Description: Seasonal Airport Coordinator

This is a seasonal, part-time position assisting our Logistics Team at specific US hub airports during peak summer travel season (mid-June to mid-August). Airport Coordinators are the primary point of contact for families on travel days, working in the airline check-in area to greet and assist TFT travelers and their families.

Responsibilities:

Provide excellent customer service: As the first point of contact for many families, create a positive and welcoming experience. Calm anxieties, answer questions, and build excitement for the upcoming trip.
Facilitate check-in and airport processes: Guide travelers through check-in, security, and boarding procedures. Escort Unaccompanied Minors as needed.
Track and manage traveler groups: Maintain clear communication with travelers and TFT staff to ensure all students are accounted for. Adapt to flight delays, cancellations, and other changes.
Handle travel-related issues: Act as the first responder for problems during check-in or with connecting flights. Collaborate with airline staff and other stakeholders as needed.
Provide occasional overnight chaperone support: Stay at an airport hotel to supervise travelers if needed due to airline schedule changes or emergencies.

Qualifications:

    • 21+ years old with a government-issued ID and valid credit card
    • Clean background check
    • Live near MIA Airport with reliable transportation (car or public transit)
    • Working smartphone and access to spreadsheets
    • Experience working with teenagers
    • Ability to work 12+ hours on/off and stand/walk for extended periods
    • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
    • Ability to stay calm and resourceful under pressure
    • Significant airport/airline experience preferred (bonus for experience with Unaccompanied Minors)

2025 Dates:

Must be available for at least 8-10 of the following dates. Those with more availability will be given greater consideration. (Not guaranteed to work all dates; hotel overnights as needed)

June: 18th, 28th, 29th

July: 6th, 9th, 10th, 12th, 13th, 19th, 20th, 21st, 30th, 31st

August: 1st, 10th, 11th

Compensation:

Compensation is based on time spent at the airport, with increased pay if an overnight airport stay is needed. Meal and travel stipends will also be included.

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