Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority to Host Job Fair Next Tuesday
The Antigua and Barbuda Airport Authority (ABAA) will host a Job Fair next Tuesday at the old terminal of V.C. Bird International Airport, offering job seekers a gateway into the dynamic aviation sector. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. under the theme “Connecting Talent to Opportunity.”
Career openings are available across several departments, including Customer Service, IT, Maintenance, Operations, and Security. Positions include Customer Service Representatives, IT Technicians, Airport Operations Centre Officers, Aviation Security Officers, Electricians, Plumbers, AC Technicians, Mobile Mechanics, and Grounds Technicians.
Applicants are asked to bring a government-issued photo ID, résumé, proof of eligibility to work in Antigua and Barbuda, and copies of relevant certificates to help streamline the registration process. Free parking will be provided in the long-term lot.
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