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When it comes to the sky, it is usually the pilot and flight attendant roles that get romanticised. Nonetheless, there are still further positions in the industry that could bring successful careers. Gabriele Gile, Human Resources Business Partner at BGS \u2013 a leading ground handling service company \u2013 shares her insights on career opportunities, the industry\u2019s demand for skilled professionals, and common myths about careers in aviation.<\/p>\n

In the ground handling sector, G. Gile highlights the growing demand for passenger service agents, as well as cargo and baggage handlers. This trend is fueled by the rapid expansion of the industry, technological advancements, the rising number of passengers and amount of cargo.<\/p>\n

\u201cOnly a few realize that starting in these roles can lead to significant career advancement. We have many success stories, such as one employee who started as a passenger service agent, later became an auditor, and is now successfully working for an airline in Australia that is part of the Avia Solutions Group. Another started as a ramp agent and, through dedication and hard work, worked his way up to the position of CEO,\u201d says the HR specialist.<\/p>\n