Ramp Agent & Baggage Handler Jobs — See Openings

As of August 2026, there are 1626+ ramp agent & baggage handler jobs openings across 749 cities. Pay ranges from $17 to $55,000/year based on role and location. All listings are verified and updated daily.

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

Detroit, MI

$16 - $21

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Suffolk, VA

$38,000 - $55,000

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

Escondido, CA

$19 - $25

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Kansas City, MO

$38,000 - $55,000

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Elgin, IL

$38,000 - $55,000

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

Buena Park, CA

$19 - $25

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

Rapid City, SD

$19 - $25

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Huntsville, AL

$38,000 - $55,000

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Pomona, CA

$38,000 - $55,000

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Buckeye, AZ

$38,000 - $55,000

Delta Air Lines

Baggage Service Office (BSO) Agent

Worcester, MA

$22 - $28

Southwest Airlines

Entry Level Operations Agent (Ramp & Baggage)

Anchorage, AK

$38,000 - $55,000

Ramp Agent & Baggage Handler Jobs — Frequently Asked Questions

How much do ramp agents make?
Ramp agents and baggage handlers typically earn $15–$25/hr, often with shift differentials for nights and weekends. Pay varies by airline, airport, and whether the role is airline-direct or through a ground service provider.
What does a ramp agent do?
Ramp agents (below-wing) load and unload baggage and cargo, marshal and push back aircraft, operate ground equipment (belt loaders, tugs), and help turn flights around quickly. The work is outdoors in all weather and involves repeated lifting.
What are the physical requirements for a ramp job?
Ramp roles require lifting bags commonly up to about 50–70 lbs repeatedly, bending, and working outdoors in all conditions. Employers provide safety training and equipment. A valid driver's license is often required to operate ground vehicles.
Do ramp agents get flight benefits?
Yes, most ramp positions include flight travel privileges for you and eligible family, plus health benefits and paid time off for full-time roles. Ramp is also a common entry point that can lead to lead, supervisor, or other airport roles.

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Last updated: August 04, 2026