Work at one of the busiest airports in Europe 🛩

Your task will be to handle baggage and ensure it gets to the right plane or back to its owners. You will move baggage from the belt, which arrives from the check-in hall, to the cart that takes it to the plane. Then you will load it into the cargo hold. The same process happens in reverse after arrival. As you gain experience, you will be able to operate various equipment and machines that speed up and facilitate the entire process. Handling positions are offered by companies dnata, Aviapartner, Swissport, or KLM.

Cargo positions operate on a similar principle to baggage handling, only instead of suitcases, you take care of cargo heading to or from the Netherlands. This usually arrives on larger pallets that need to be redistributed and prepared for further transport. Here, too, you will gradually learn to work with special equipment and machines that speed up the entire process. The most flights in the cargo area are handled by dnata and Swissport Cargo.

As a member of the cleaning team, you will ensure that the aircraft cabin is ready for the next flight - quickly, efficiently, and thoroughly. Speed is key here, as any delay can mean significant costs. Training for this position is among the shortest and simplest, so you will quickly get into action. You will work under the companies Asito or Klüh.

Airport catering includes everything related to the preparation and delivery of food for passengers. You can work as a cook, preparing everything from sandwiches to multi-course meals, or assist with packing, labeling, and assembling meals according to the requirements of individual airlines. Another option is the position of a driver, who ensures that the finished meals safely reach the aircraft and the hands of the cabin crew.