Working at an AIRLINE | A DAY IN THE LIFE OF A RAMP AGENT

[@michaelbruce6190]

This video brings back some awesome memories, a blast from the past. I was a ramper with Delta for 8 years at LAX between 1994 and 2002.

[@ZayPolanco]

Thats awesome! Im glad this video made it possible for you to reminisce

[@johnster7161]

What did you do after if you dont mind telling me?

[@lostsoul59]

Hell yeah. Did this years ago, and nothing has changed. Had lots of good times, worked with lots of cool people, made lots of good memories.

[@jonthomson1714]

Did this for 30 yrs in HNL Went from 747's and DC10's to 767 and the 757 narrow bodies when the airlines became cost cutting crazy. Thousands of pounds of Freight and mail with each flight, containerized on the wide body and free loaded on the 757. If you wish to continue this, I recommend working for one of the big airlines. AA, United or even Delta (non union but pay very well too}. Once your in and build some seniority, you can transfer anywhere your seniority lets you. The pay is much better and overall, the benefits are also. You can also check other cities that are hiring if you want to relocate. Since your not afraid of doing the work, you'll have it easy. Good luck

[@ZayPolanco]

30 years, WOW! Thats amazing. Yeah, i currently like the city where im living but i will keep that in mind whenever i decide to move to a different city. I know flight benefits are so much better with mainline

[@canyonhaverfield2201]

Very interesting..curious why you aren't mentioning aspects concerned with discounted travel fees . Sometimes zero & typically only tax amt for price of ticket.Kinda concerning that any aspect concerned with preparing any aspect of a machine full of people, isn't treated with kid gloves..not a crew of youngsters maybe better suited for staff at a drive thru car wash. The supervisor slouched in his chair with nothing particular to say is a scary example🌉..wonder where your surfboard or dog kennel disappeared to? Uh..well here's food for thought🐾

[@jonthomson1714]

@@canyonhaverfield2201 Contract workers have been around for years now. Smaller airlines believe the mistakes and problems associated with these companies are fine. Because they are expendable the minute things get out of control. they just go to the next contract company. They don't have to bear the cost of employee related stuff so they save a bundle. I'm never too comfortable seeing contract guys down below if I'm flying. An open lav panel or forget to close a door can be scary.. I'm sure some are fantastic but they are usually short timers and won't be there long. Where are the majors, AA, Delta and United give benefits and high pay to make sure things go right..

[@zooknutt]

As a 7 yr employee with AA I concur that but a union is good to have.

[@zooknutt]

@@jonthomson1714 you are absolutely right ✅️ bout that. Contract workers means lower quality baggage handling normally.

[@gilberttakyi3265]

Salute to you guys for your hard work

[@ZayPolanco]

Appreciate the kind words.

[@TheDondon14]

❤❤❤

[@ohiostatebuckeyes4951]

@@ZayPolanco great job. Have u worked on a 747

[@tcrileyri]

I loved my job as a ramp agent. Hard work, not much pay, but I saw the sun rise every day. I got to do some pretty cool things like sitting in the captain's seat to start the APU, turn on lights and radios then be ready to hit the brakes if something went wrong as we moved the 75.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, being in the flight deck is one of the coolest things

[@dvmcabanosjr]

It doesn't make sense. The equipment you guys are entrusted to handle costs millions of dollars most especially the airplane. Yet they won't compensate you fairly and adequately. Being out in the harsh elements alone warrants. Good, and living wages.

[@AkRyder68]

Good on you for this video and your other about the work you do in the airline gig. I've been in Air Cargo going on 28 years here in Alaska (ANC). My first 5 years were as a ground handler for a company that serviced other airlines and the rest has been for one of the big international air cargo airlines working 747's and now 777's. But when i tell people coming up that I started at the bottom, I meant it, dumping lavs, pumping up the potable water, throwing bags and huffing many thousand pound cargo containers and pallets. I've moved up but I always remember where I came from and often enough I'm out on the ramp out turning planes like cheap tricks. I let my flight crews know when the weather is bad to treat my ramp crews well, don't leave them out standing in the rain, the snow, the wind or the dark just because they're just not feeling it and not in a rush to move a plane. Your job and mine are very different on one side of the hand and but also the same on the other side of the hand. When I travel and look out the windows, your the guys I'm looking for. Its never anyone I know but all cut from the same cloth, all brothers and sisters of the airline industry getting it done, the people behind the scenes making it happen so that the traveling public can get to where they are going and their bags magically appear and all the things the make the plane happen actully happen. Great video of you taking the time to show the pride in what you do and that you go out and get it done without being thanked. Just know, a few of us that do the job, we watch you and people like you and thank you for helping us get from A to B!

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you for what you for the aviation industry. Im glad to hear you havent forgotten where you came from. This is really a felt warming comment and im truly thankful for it. We def have a tough job and make it work through any kinds of weather and do it not for the thank you, but making sure they get out on time and safely. Thank you for watching and sharing your story.

[@Cali-707-ica]

I worked ramp when I was 19 for an airline that no longer exists. Being an aviation geek, I thought it was the best job in the world!

[@ZayPolanco]

Oh thats too bad. I def think the job is up there for sure

[@bryanzandi9355]

I appreciate all the ramp people do to keep the ops rolling smoothly and safely. You guys do a hell of good work! Thank you!

[@childishrare]

Yes I do this on a daily basis I just don’t work the morning shift lol I work for American Airlines.. thank you for making this video for all future ramp agents. It’s a cool job with great benefits especially free flights anywhere

[@ZayPolanco]

Haha your welcome! I'm hoping new hires learned a thing or two from this video. Yeah alot of good things about the job especially the free fligts

[@titohuertas]

At $14.75 per hour, it is not worthy.

[@childishrare]

@@titohuertas depends on your station & state really but yeah i here you $14.75 you cant live off that

[@youtubewhenbored728]

@@titohuertas it’s 15.05 for envoy now

[@Opaninek]

I make 23’60 here

[@travelwithus750]

Thanks for all yalls hard work. Looks like you are a fellow military personnel. Thanks for your service. God bless America🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@ZayPolanco]

I am a military personnel. Thank you lol God Bless

[@nateguzman9574]

@@ZayPolanco I was a gator! 320th 💪

[@MsLady309-xs2ni]

I knew it!❤

[@jivankasture1638]

I am from india I want to join in America so how I can join

[@courtneytv6460]

I work at regional port in Australia. It’s so interesting to see how different ports do ground work differently. We don’t use to bars or aerobridges at our port. So it’s cool to see them being used thanks for sharing

[@nightwintertooth9502]

Im an employee in cargo For those that know policy if hes asked lead supervisor and GOAC and has obtained written permission hes good. It must be cleared by GOAC and the content must be screened by both GOAC and the TSA before being uploaded. Its cool that you exercised the right channels to share this with us. Its encouraged me to learn more and help ramp much more often since Im in a ULD my whole shift loading what you guys put on those planes Current employees: Policy on this is very strict. Please do not pull your phone out on the ramp or in the warehouse if you work cargo without explicit permission. What hes done here helps out his airline company and shows more people how cool this job is. Mad respect bro for doing it the right way and helping the business grow. We need a lot of help so this matters. IMPACT

[@davidsmiths5471]

@@nightwintertooth9502 Can you post these policy??

[@nightwintertooth9502]

@davidsmiths5471 geez this was 11 months back. I no longer work there. Moved onto working a different gig in tech.

[@davidsmiths5471]

@@nightwintertooth9502 Just came up on my account for some reason! My apologies, good luck in your in career

[@Boiisblack]

keep up the good work and thank you for keeping our flights moving. Looks cool to see the cargo hold of an a320. i would love to see one of the boeing 737-800 or max8

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you, i really appreciate it. Yeah we rarely do get those aircrafts but when we do, ill def get it on video

[@Hello-ok9hq]

@@ZayPolanco we get those everyday the max is just a bit taller than the 800

[@bubbagreen7724]

I worked on the ramp a long time ago just as a summer job. It was fun, but dangerous...dangerous when people don't follow safety protocols. I worked in the bag room mostly when I was assigned to a crew. The bag room was fun and easy. I was apart of a ramp crew as well. I sucked at marshaling in the planes. It definitely takes some practice. One memory that was kind of a wow moment was; a 757-300 that had 3 HRs on a full flight. I felt bad for the guy who had to load that bin. HRs are human remains and you CANNOT stack them and put LUGGAGE on top of them. When I was on a ramp crew routinely if there were any HRs there was 1, maybe 2, but this flight had 3.

[@ZayPolanco]

I never had to worked with any HRs. But had worked with some organs but they were light. It is a very dangerous job and should follow every safety protocol and cant get complacent with all the machines and high torque motors everywhere. Bag room is fun but can be tough too. Marshalling is one of my fav things to do. Takes time to get used to

[@gmar7836]

Ughhh I am so sorry you had to deal with human remains. May I ask you how did it become human remains? With these people that got into accidents and died or something?

[@jonthomson1714]

over the years I've loaded a ton of HR's. On wide body aircraft sometimes it would be on a pallet here in Hawaii. Usually military so the officer that escort the HR would come out to witness the unloading. I was on the loader and you can imagine the pressure. Everyone looking out the window from the gates and the highly decorated serviceman below saluting as I brought it down. All work stopped until we got it off. The next part was to get it on to a lousy freight dolly we have. Not a simple task with old equipment but I never had a bad problem.

[@bubbagreen7724]

@@gmar7836 So essentially not everyone dies in the city or state, where they ultimately want to be buried or have their remains disposed of. So routinely on commercial flights, human remains are loaded into the bin of the aircraft with the rest of the luggage. Let's just say you had a aunt that lived and died in California. Perhaps, her wishes and or a already purchased grave plot are located in New York. Her body would ultimately be flown back to NY in the manner described. Ofcourse, I am sure bodies are just driven across state lines versus flown, but unless that distance is justifiably short, most likely the love one will be taken a flight.

[@thomaswanderer6022]

Seems like a simple job! Thanks for giving me a look into it! I applied for the same job role but in Delta

[@ZayPolanco]

Yes, it really is a simple job once you know the ins and outs and the basics. Goodluck

[@Pikachu-hs1wn]

Have to honestly admit I miss that job the work was easy the benefits were great and made some awesome friends! Keep up the good work man!

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, those are one of the biggest reasons why i keep this job. Thank you.

[@fitzgerald434]

I worked for Allegiant for about 2 or 3 months and the job was cool but the lack of training, hours were super part time made me quit. It was a cool experience though. Everyone hated working the bag room, but I loved it. The scary part for me when I was starting out was when they had me wing walk the plane out. Being near those plane engines at full speed and trying to unhook the tow bar was scary my first couple times lol

[@MrFloppy131]

If you were a wing walker, the planes were never at full speed

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, if the hours and training doesnt align then def thats not good. Haha yeah, i enjoy working the bag room as well. When you wing walk theyre always gonna be in low speed. You'll know its in high speed when the plane is shaking haha

[@lyonanddebanderson4418]

I have always wondered about the inner workings and the heart of commercial airline travel, now I know. Ramp agents need a tip jar, Kudos to ya'all!!!; Thank You Zay

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah a tip jar would be amazing lol Thank you

[@maodamadman3867]

I came to your video because I applied to be a ramp agent for Southwest Airlines, I received an email form them regarding a possible phone interview, I have no experience in this field but I'm only 23 and come form a security/ law enforcement background. I applied for this job because I wanted a change and my friend is an agent for United airlines and told me how fun it is to work for the airport, I'm hoping I get to travel and continue to learn and grow within the company. I am a fast learner and eager to learn so I shouldn't have any problems, I'm just hoping I can stay full time if hired because I pay bills lol.

[@ZayPolanco]

Thats great news, well goodluck on the interview and you dont really need experience to get the job just good character and willing to learn. Yes, traveling is my fav perk of the job. Yes, most airlines will prolly love you to work full time and might be willing for you to work overtime

[@maodamadman3867]

@@ZayPolanco Thank you for your insight man, thank you again for making this video, you literally helped me!!! I ended up getting the job!!! I can't wait to embark on this new journey!!!

[@KaiOz]

so .. did you get in with Southwest? ..

[@NamesZKP]

I'm applying for the same place right now. I'm tired of working factory jobs. I want to do something else in life. And I love airplanes.

[@WhiteRockBoy]

Wow, that brings back the memories. I was a rampie at YVR for Hudson back in the day. Miss the job sometimes, thanks for posting bro.

[@ZayPolanco]

Your welcome! Yeah, i hope to do more like this

[@montiraruba2831]

Thank you for sharing. I have always been on the other side of the fence as a pilot and/or passenger. My brother still works for United in Vegas for 42 years no. He works maintenance on the aircraft.

[@ZayPolanco]

That is awesome! Thank you.

[@nickibanks5185]

Cheers Bro 👍 for making this virtual work experience vid. Legend...working & filming it😊 You covered everything I needed to know about this role ✌️

[@Omar-xy3vt]

21st of this month itll be a year of working as a ramp agent now... love this job!

[@ZayPolanco]

That’s awesome! Happy anniversary lol I’m glad you enjoy what you’re doing

[@Duval90490]

Man I did this job. When I graduated high school. Literally one of the best and fun jobs.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah! Wished i did it as soon as i got out of high school. Def fun

[@NikkiGregory]

I want this job! Looks like you stay busy & never get bored.

[@Fatelovesirony960]

This was really informative, thanks a lot for the inside peek. Im considering being an agent.

[@vintagegarage2051]

new UGE ramper RIC. Lovin it so far 2 months in.............

[@XxHighwayUnicornxX]

I remember watching this video when I had just got hired on with Unifi to get me excited, this is my entry to aviation. Now I’m with SW and I love it. Being a ramp agent is fun at times. Stay safe🔥

[@Evolving62]

Love this informative video and I know I can perform the duties. The only thing preventing me from applying is the cold weather. How long do you have to stay outside in the cold weather

[@bj79swagg]

I use to work the ramp at LAx it was hella fun before 9-11💯

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah! It def changed after 9/11 but still fun now tho

[@raillashupproductions7950]

Awesome Video. I’m going to apply for Ramp Agent soon

[@beaupns]

Luggage lock for the locker, brings back memories.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yup! Had to get one and i had plenty of luggage locks lol

[@jaysonenriquez3696]

Looks exciting and need to eat a lot throughout the shift 😅 . I'm starting this job next month.

[@mariogarcia4186]

I’m in private aviation now, but spent 8 years at Seattle Tacoma intl. brings back memories.

[@johnniroalmarez5111]

Those are the reason why luggage bag weight limit is only around 23 to 25kg each. Then people complaining why they can’t do 30kg plus on luggage it will go also on same plane. Doing the same thing before on cruise ship with 5k capacity meaning 10 times what that plane can carry. After loading we have to prepare their rooms and deliver their luggage to their room while sailing. Its not a easy jod and not worth it for 18 to 20$/hr even we travel for free

[@josht1907]

8 years in. ground handler to k loader to tug operator to lead hand and now deicing coordinator and load master.

[@ZayPolanco]

Thats awesome, youre gaining new skills and just keep on moving up. Thats really awesome

[@marthijnpel9710]

Hey man absolutely amazing! I am an aircraft loader based in Athens, Greece. Job is fun majority of times. Keep up the great work!

[@ZayPolanco]

That’s awesome man! Thank you, maybe I see you on the ramp when I visit Athens

[@nizo6673]

I used to be a ramp agent, I worked on bigger planes tho😏 B767 A300 MD10/11 but I got tired of working outside also because of the cold so I became a hazmat specialist in the same building

[@ZayPolanco]

Haha yeah! Those bigger planes has their different challenges. Thats a good move on your part

[@NZaviation]

New Favourite KZbinr

[@ZayPolanco]

Man!!! Thats awesome, thank you

[@erth2ingrid]

Thank You young man! Interesting view from my end.

[@ZayPolanco]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@neighborhoodboilermanofnyc1500]

Very good job young man

[@marceloribas4616]

Been doing this since May 2005, its a cool job, best part for me is when I push the plane and when I marshall it in.

[@ZayPolanco]

Wow! That’s a very long time. Yeah I def love pushing the plane back

[@BlackZam09]

I definitely miss working on the ramp!!! One of my most enjoyable jobs!!!

[@ZayPolanco]

Yes! Its alot of fun out there

[@sircampbell1249]

As a Stockholder of UAL, thanks 😊

[@ZayPolanco]

You’re welcome 😆

[@attilaauer1602]

Me stay strong💪🏿and positive🙏🏿 for this Job💯.Sometimes hard but sometimes easy.Welcome all Ramp Agent workers 🫂 in the world. Attila from Frankfurt Airport.I love this job.

[@ZayPolanco]

I was just in Germany! Yes, def keep a positive positive because the job can be very rewarding. Keep it up

[@attilaauer1602]

@@ZayPolanco That's great brother. Enjoy and stay safety work💯💪🏿🫂❤

[@waza660]

I do this in San Diego morning crew also for Unifi lol. It’s definitely busy but it’s a fun job if you can get into it. I average 20,000 daily steps so it’s a good workout too lol

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, its definitely a nice free workout haha the best is when its busy for me, i like moving around. But morning can sometimes be chaotic haha

[@waza660]

@@ZayPolanco oh it’s super chaotic rn . We just started a new flight schedule which added a solid 20 flights spread into our workload . But all in all I’m the healthiest I been in years

[@MARKBART02]

I enjoy seeing this I currently work for Allegiant at Standiford Field in Louisville

[@ZayPolanco]

Thanks man, nice, how is it over there?

[@williamlinden732]

Good times. Really enjoyed working for an airline back in the day.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, def a great experience to have

[@AA-flyguy]

Just Sub'd... I have worked for airlines in Yield management for my entire life.. never knew all this.. Excellent Vid, thanks.. 👌👌

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you! I really appreciate it. More of it is to come

[@Sean-vl8xd]

I hope you are getting paid well for all that hard work

[@desmonjohnson7679]

No, he doesn't since that is a contract company. Most of the time if it is not the main airline the pay is not well but it does come with some type of benefit.

[@highfeelz]

It was $17/hr for me when I was applying for this

[@voltxmotion1599]

25 a hour where I’m at .

[@xa613rzinfiniteflight8]

Been out on the ramp now for pretty much just over a year in cargo, and honestly I think it's easier than working on PAX flights, but that just might be me

[@Cars-N-Jets]

I can't wait to become a ramp agent. Training may be rough but in the long run it'll definitely be worth it!

[@1harveymccoy418]

I’m w you bro same

[@ZayPolanco]

Yes, the computer training can be boring but they help and it def is worth it. Get to travel the world and other perks

[@Cars-N-Jets]

@@ZayPolanco Flight benefits. I'm down!

[@emeryville8071]

Great video. Fantastic cinematography.

[@reneecollin8825]

Thxs for all you do!🌸✈🌸

[@Electra225]

Thanks for this video as I have applied at my local airport for a ramp position. Just looking to make some extra money right now. Not sure if this is something that is good for me but if they call me, I will try it. I like being outside and being around big planes and this may be something new for me.

[@douglasmcfadyen9237]

Thanks for all you guys do down in the pits.

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you!

[@RichLopp]

I worked on the UPS ramps for the majority of my 20s at the UPS world port in Louisville… and they would KICK SOMEONES ASS for recording stuff like that 😄

[@cedes8191]

I like how this was filmed :) seems like a lot of work was put into this video

[@jbrow8016]

Seems like back breaking work… sheesh. Bless these guys

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, it def is. Worth it tho

[@BogsKitchen]

Love your videos bro. I recognize those boots.

[@ZayPolanco]

Haha thank you bro. Yeah haha those boots give away what I'm affiliated with lol

[@jueyymcjagger2285]

Good video , I did ramp agent for about 4 years

[@Oleg1157]

Is it hard work ? As i read here its kinda fun job aswell.. gonna start working soon so trying get as much as info i can

[@morgankiel2529]

ayyye unifi fam!! been working on the ramp for 3 months now, it’s pretty cool what we do!

[@ZayPolanco]

UNIFI FAM!! It really is pretty cool and fun to work at. Im glad youre enjoying it

[@wolveschangerivers4339]

Worked the ramp for swissport Manchester. Did it for a year. And I miss it.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah! You can always go back to it

[@arricammarques1955]

Grunt work with plenty of heavy lifting, spacial awareness is critical for safety.

[@blitzkrieg634]

United ramper for 2 years and counting Love this shit still man 👌 much love outta San Francisco

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah i love it too! SFO is one of the best airports, lucky you man

[@shaikzayn4862]

Bro please upload more videos like this!

[@ZayPolanco]

Def will.

[@ayoubhari3506]

Thanks i'am a flight dispatcher in Paris CDG..

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah! Thats awesome, ive looked into that a few times

[@Xavier-rp6fh]

love how u guys don't throw the bags like their a piece of crap

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah! We def have to respect other people’s belongings

[@Xavier-rp6fh]

@@ZayPolanco that’s nice

[@DavidBerquist334]

I heard of people who work in a landfill get caught stealing out of recycling is TSA and ramp workers stealing from passengers luggage worse or the same

[@DBE.S.O510]

Surprised he didn't get 🔥 for this

[@ZayPolanco]

Lol i had permission beforehand

[@DBE.S.O510]

💯✊🏾

[@ctbt1832]

Why would he?

[@jturner123456798]

Why would he?

[@Hello-ok9hq]

I work for United both mainline and express, do they give you flight benefits as well? Since you work for a contractor

[@Dstew57A]

It is hard work..without him your bags would be goin where your goin. Thank you for your work!

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you! I appreciate it

[@AppraisedVoice]

Baggage been handled mad gently since this came out 🤣

[@Pffft14690]

Fine job young man. Keep up the good work.

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you! I really appreciate it

[@iyannamarie]

Great video !! Very helpful

[@Ymf207]

Go find a better career than being a ramp agent

[@iyannamarie]

@@Ymf207aweeee not looking for an career boo I’m 20 in college It’s a job get a grip thanks for tryna read me tho 🥰🥰🥰🥰🫰🏾

[@curailproductions7636]

Is this Albany International Airport? I fly weekly from ALB on United and Delta

[@LMays-cu2hp]

Thank you for sharing.. Lookig very nice...

[@ZayPolanco]

So nice of you! Thank you

[@tuettensuppe634]

Time is everthing.....noo Bro!!!! its wrong Safety First is everything!!! No Stress no Speed.....5 min to late is Delay....doesnt matter....But its Safe and decent Job!!

[@goratgo1970]

Good camera views, and to the point. Asking do the belt loader and small baggage cart tug have fire extinguishers? Tried to look but not both sides shown. Thx

[@oscarchavez2854]

That's a small little airport! Wow I guaranteed alot of people hurt their backs! Lending over inside the little planes! ✈️

[@ZayPolanco]

Oh yeah, def a very little airport lol we do get alot of small regional planes

[@charleyyoung262]

That was very informative! I have a question Zay: How is the training? Like how long is it and did you have to go out of town to train? What are they looking for - for applicants? I am trying to be a ramp agent and I have no prior experience with that job.

[@MilkMan7300]

Currently prepping for my One Stop Shop interview for United, and tips for new workers/for that program?

[@quinton8696]

ZEE! Good work. Keep on keep on on in your station

[@ZayPolanco]

Whats up bro, Thank you man, Appreciate it

[@KBOSGroundAgent]

Nice man. AA made me pull all my videos down.

[@ZayPolanco]

Oh no! Why is that?

[@kpec3]

Really cool, interesting video! Thx, be safe!✈️🛫🛩

[@ZayPolanco]

Thanks, you too! I really appreciate it

[@DonDivinKalibwami]

Wonderful man it's a good job by the way can you tell me how to get a job like yours? Which course to learn to get that job ?

[@416-t9i]

Just got hired as ramp agent for air Canada!

[@ZayPolanco]

That’s what I’m talking about! Goodluck brother

[@spartakspartaki6289]

Bet your from India 🇮🇳

[@tpep55]

Thank you for this video. I'm 55 and thinking of a big career change and applying at Air Canada.

[@ZayPolanco]

I encourage you to do it. 55 is still young

[@ambeerlovee3618]

Me watching this as if I don’t work at LGA & deal with this everyday Lmaoo

[@ZayPolanco]

lol this got me. Just cant get away from it

[@artemis2184]

I like your jacket my brother was in the same flight 326 Go bulldogs!

[@ZayPolanco]

Much appreciated. Hooyaaa bulldogssss

[@akmalsofee7270]

Im also work as a ramp agent at KLIA AirAsia , Malaysia. Every body at ramp tough and fit

[@ZayPolanco]

Thats awesome, i hope to visit Malaysia one day. Yes the job will make you tough and fit for sure

[@hendrobudi-e5s]

is to check the damage of the aircraft is a part of your job ?

[@yemx4683]

Didn't know United used contractors...I work for Southwest on the ramp.

[@DrianDreyer]

As a plane lover, how can I get a job at an airport as a ramp agent, and do I need any qualifications

[@chadsway92]

Great job man! Coming from n old ramp agent

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you man! I really appreciate it

[@jaaym22]

good video 👍🏽

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you! i really appreciate it

[@TearitoffE]

I got a interview for Delta tomorrow at 2 pm here at Sfo wish me luck 🤞🏾

[@ZayPolanco]

Goodluck brother!

[@MikePhoTravelVlogs]

Awesome Work Bro 💯💯💯 Keep it going 👍

[@ZayPolanco]

Thank you! I really appreciate it

[@johnq9986]

Bro u talk about safety u guys don't wear knee pads as u get older your back and knees will start to hurt especially the back it will give you alot of problems so think about it I've been with the airlines for 34yrs I seen alot of my coworkers out on disability just a heads-up take care of yourself Like the video 🤙👍

[@ZayPolanco]

You're right! I def try to avoid any type of injuries so yeah knee pads are greatly helpful. Thank you

[@jonthomson1714]

I worked a ton of flights in the bulk and freeloading the belly in my 30 years and I'm 6'6". The one thing I found is that when I squat ( like an infielder or basketball player on defense) I was always able to use my legs. Even if I had to kneel, my only support was my lower back. I stayed in good shape throughout and never had a back problem. Now I'm retired and play lots of golf with zero issues. Couple things though I recommend using ear muffs. Airlines decided to go cheap and allow ear plugs over the years. I have lots of friends that are pretty deaf now from that. Also I ended up with some pretty nasty arthritic fingers from grabbing bags and freight and back in the day we loaded and unloaded thousands of pounds of freeloaded mail. In fact before Christmas time DC10's would come in with the belly completely free loaded. Open the cargo door and mail would fall out. Massive amounts. I don't think there is anything I could have done to avoid the arthritis though.

[@Michael-zp5du]

Man that looks like a cool job!

[@ZayPolanco]

It is, i always have a good time out there

[@SNAYKES2012]

Absolute worst job I ever had. Did it for 5 years. Horrible pay, horrible work environment, horrible management. Went back to school became an airlines technician and never looked back.

[@ZayPolanco]

Yeah, im glad you stayed in the aviation industry and able to find the job that suit you better