Air Canada is hiring for entry level positions and you could make up to $23 an hour
Your chance to fly out of minimum wage. ✈️
An Air Canada plane on the runway.
Looking to swap your desk job for something with a little more altitude? Air Canada is hiring for a bunch of entry-level positions, and they’re practically rolling out the red carpet for you.
If you’re dreaming of handling luggage like a pro or chatting up customers like you’re the friendliest person on the planet, these Air Canada jobs might just be your golden ticket.
With starting pay that could hit $23 an hour and the possibility of travel perks, you could be getting paid to live out your aviation fantasies—minus the actual flying part. So, if you’re ready to make a runway-worthy career move, buckle up and apply now!
Customer Sales and Service Agent (Contact centres)
Salary: $17.30/hour
Location: Toronto, ON
Branch: Contact Centres
Who Should Apply: Love talking so much that your friends have to tell you to put the phone down? Then why not get paid for it?
As a Customer Sales and Service Agent, you’ll be the go-to person for travellers looking to book flights, sort out travel plans, or just vent about their latest airport mishap. You’ll need to be available for shifts—because helping people plan their dream vacation is a 24/7 gig—and you’ll breeze through a 12-week full-time paid training program.
If you’ve got customer service experience, awesome! If not, no worries—you’ll just need a knack for multitasking and an endless supply of patience. Plus, after 28 weeks, you’ll get travel perks that’ll make you the envy of all your friends. Sound good?
Concierge (In Anticipation of Role)
Salary: $17.30/hour
Location: Ottawa, ON
Branch: Airports Canada and CX Strategy
Who Should Apply: If you’ve got a knack for making people feel like royalty and know the best local spots like the back of your hand, this Concierge role is your calling. You’ll be the airport’s go-to guru for premium customers, from handling flight rebookings to offering insider tips on the best restaurants in town.
Think of it as being a five-star hotel concierge—only with more runway and a lot fewer room keys. You’ll need to keep your cool under pressure, charm even the most demanding travellers, and yes, you’ll occasionally get to whisk VIPs around in a Porsche — perhaps the Biebs, who's to say? If you can do all that with a smile and impeccable style, this job is yours for the taking.
Air Canada wants to have top-notch candidates lined up so they can hit the ground running as soon as the need arises. So, if you’re interested, this is your chance to get ahead of the crowd.
Bilingual Customer Sales and Service Agent
Salary: $17.74/hour
Location: Montreal, QC
Branch: Contact Centres
Who Should Apply: If you’re a pro at switching between languages and love the idea of helping people make the most out of their travel rewards, this role could be right up your alley.
As a Customer Sales and Service Agent for Aeroplan, you’ll be the friendly voice guiding members through everything from booking flights to solving those tricky tech issues they encounter on the Aeroplan app. You’ll also get to flex your problem-solving skills, ensuring that every interaction leaves members even more loyal to the program.
If you’re bilingual in English and French—and maybe even speak a third language like Spanish or Mandarin—you’ll be a perfect fit.
Customer Relations Representative (In Anticipation of Role)
Salary: $20.04/hour
Location: Calgary, AB
Branch: Contact Centres
Who Should Apply: If you’ve got a gift for turning frowns upside down and can craft the perfect email under pressure, this role is calling your name.
As a Customer Relations Representative, you’ll be the voice and keyboard of Air Canada, responding to customer inquiries and complaints with empathy and professionalism. Whether it’s over the phone or in writing, your job is to make sure every interaction leaves our customers feeling heard and valued. This role is all about being proactive, solving problems on the fly, and maintaining high customer satisfaction.
If you’re ready to be the hero customers didn’t know they needed—and you’re comfortable working shifts, including weekends—this could be your perfect fit. And remember, this is an "in anticipation of" role, meaning Air Canada is gathering a talent pool now to quickly fill positions as they become available.
Customer Service Agent (Cargo)
Salary: $20.27/hour, plus $2.50 per hour premium
Location: Moncton, NB
Branch: Cargo
Who Should Apply: If you're someone who thrives in a fast-paced environment and enjoys a little bit of everything in your workday, this part-time gig with Air Canada’s Cargo team in Moncton might be just what you're looking for.
From tracing lost shipments to dealing with customer complaints (with a smile, of course), this role requires a mix of tech-savviness, problem-solving skills, and a good sense of humour when things get hectic. You’ll need to be ready for shift work, including early mornings, late nights, and the occasional holiday shift—but hey, that just means you'll have more time during the day to enjoy all that Moncton has to offer.
Plus, you’ll get to flex those muscles, lifting up to 70 pounds of cargo, and rock that Air Canada uniform. If you’re bilingual in English and French, that’s a huge plus, as you’ll be dealing with customers from all over.
Ramp Agent
Salary: $23.36/hour for Full Time
Location: Montreal, QC
Branch: Cargo
Who Should Apply: If you’re the type who’s ever thought, “I could totally be the hero who makes sure everyone’s luggage gets where it needs to go,” then this job is calling your name.
As a Ramp Agent, you’ll be driving around the tarmac, handling baggage like a pro, and playing a crucial role in making sure planes take off on time (and not a minute later, if you can help it). Got muscles? Great! You’ll need them to lift up to 70 pounds and brave the Canadian weather—all year round.
Don’t worry if you’ve never worked in aviation; Air Canada’s got you covered with a full-time, fully paid training program. So, if you’re ready to trade your gym membership for some real-world heavy lifting, this could be your perfect gig.
Ready to trade in your boring nine-to-five for something with a bit more lift (get it?) With Air Canada’s entry-level gigs, you could be working on the tarmac or helping customers book their dream vacations—all while earning a solid paycheque.
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