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The Greyhound was my last option. I originally was supposed to drive to Texas. I wouldn't recommend the Greyhound bus because of the several stops, pick up, drop offs, rude Greyhound employees and transfers. My last bus transfer in Chicago was a nightmare. Our driver took a very long time to arrive to the station and I missed my transfer bus to get back home. Everyone on the bus had to wait six hours for the next bus and the employees weren't accommodating in the beginning. The Greyhound bus was cheaper though. When you travel with Greyhound I hope your experience isn't terrible. If you can buy a one way ticket and fly back to California. You'll have to see what will work best for you.

You're welcome! You are qualified to work since you were in the USAF. I previously worked at the airport prior to applying to Delta airlines which helped. You should update your resume and add that you have previous experience with cargo, ramp, passenger services while in the USAF. That should help. You'll have to find an open house hiring event for Delta and you'll have a better opportunity to get hired on the spot.

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No form of horrible treatment for new hires. Hazing is a form of harassment. You'll be good when you get Hired in if you apply. Everybody is there to work and go home. 😂

@@ShortFUNMIA thank you I’m doing my video tryout today !

@@Victoria-dp9zx You're welcome 😁🤗

No. Check online.

You can apply online at Delta airlines website under careers

Hey! You will only get paid for the hours that you accepted to work which is six hours. If you pick up overtime that's different. You'll be paid for overtime.

You'll have to check on the Delta website.

@@ShortFUNMIA thanks

I worked for Delta Airlines. I didn't work for Unifi. Unifi is a different company.

​@@ShortFUNMIA Hello thanks for getting back to me. Yes I know Unifi is a different company they used to be DGS. I didn't know Delta airlines had a cabin position. Do you know if they still have a position like that or did it get contracted out? Or is it a position with the ramp and you bid for it? Were you in ATL?

@@CruisnChris I'm not sure if Delta hired a contracted company to clean the airplanes. It might still be Delta employees. Check online under careers for Delta airlines.

@@ShortFUNMIA Thank you. Yes I checked under careers for Delta, didn't see any. When you applied you applied for cabin for Delta? Or did you apply for ramp and then you went to bid for cabin during the bid? Also were you working in ATL? Thanks for letting me know. I am looking for my girl-friend to work cabin. Something not so physical lifting bags. But if Delta does not workout I am looking at Envoy Air. They are with American. Or maybe even Unifi but the flight benefits for them are not as good as Delta mainline.

@@CruisnChris You're welcome! The position specified Cabin Cleaner. I worked as a cabin cleaner and bided for a ramp position. She can get hired in and switch positions. I'd suggest a better company other than Unifi. American, South West, Delta.

Glad it was helpful!

Congrats! I hope you enjoy the job. Most of the time the air will be on while cleaning the aircraft.

I haven't used that specific soap in a long time. It does work.

Congratulations!! I loved being an aircraft cleaner for Delta airlines. I had a lot of fun being around the planes and the free flights..

Hlo dear im tania im also apply air canada as a cabin service and cleaning attendant. You are now working in air canada what type of questions they put on interview question ? Dear give me a answer im very confused because im newcomer in canada.

Hello! It's standard Q/A questions. I'm not sure exactly what will be asked. Make sure to ask a few questions in the interview.

It depends on the aircraft. several people assist.

Me too. I hate that he didn't have more hits.

I know right?!. That whole album was fire though!!

Its 1st shift, 2nd shift, and 3rd shift. I don't know the hours. You would have to bid for a schedule shift. Meaning you'll pick a work schedule with the rest of the people you work with.

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Hello MIA, thank you for your reply. Are there any tips you can help me with, as far as the written examination/test, for a Ramp Agent is concerned. Would be very helpful for me

Everything that you will need to study will be given to you for the written exam. Make sure that you study.

@@ShortFUNMIAHi Mia, how are you doing? Just out of interest, I guess parts of fhe exam would be about weights & balancing, baggage loading, shipping costs, Keroin cost, identity dangerous goods regulations, keeping in contact with the captain in case of any changes. Also being responsible for the arrival and departure. Of the air craft. I'm sure there's a lots more to learn? Bless have a nice day 🙂

​@@dennisbatchelor3814 Depending on whichever airline you are taking the test for the company provides packets of information that you will have to look over. It is a lot of information similar to everything that you listed. Especially the different aircrafts and signals to communicate with the captain while doing an outbound flight or inbound flight.

@@ShortFUNMIA hello Mia, hope your fine 😀 I just want to let you kbo, that I am living in Berlin Germany, this is why the time line is a few hours different. I really respect your answer. I am just a little bit afraid., because it would] great to know. More rom your test information, which could hell me. Stay win touch

Me too!!