Gate & Passenger Service Agent Jobs — Apply Today

As of August 2026, there are 2439+ gate & passenger service agent jobs openings across 749 cities. Pay ranges from $16 to $63,000/year based on role and location. All listings are verified and updated daily.

United Airlines

Earn Extra Cash:Support Specialist(San Marcos)

San Marcos, CA

$42,000 - $63,000

Southwest Airlines

(Part Time) Passenger Service Agent

Elkhart, IN

$19 - $23

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Nashville

Nashville, TN

$38,000 - $55,000

Southwest Airlines

(Part Time) Passenger Service Agent

Lincoln, NE

$19 - $23

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Ashland

Ashland, OR

$38,000 - $55,000

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Wylie

Wylie, TX

$38,000 - $55,000

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Pueblo

Pueblo, CO

$38,000 - $55,000

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Knoxville

Knoxville, TN

$38,000 - $55,000

United Airlines

Earn Extra Cash:Support Specialist(Albany)

Albany, NY

$42,000 - $63,000

Sun Country Airlines

Ground Operations Agent(Part-Time)@ Sun Country Airlines-Buena Park

Buena Park, CA

$38,000 - $55,000

Southwest Airlines

(Part Time) Passenger Service Agent

Cleveland, TN

$19 - $23

Southwest Airlines

(Part Time) Passenger Service Agent

Summerville, SC

$16 - $20

Gate & Passenger Service Agent Jobs — Frequently Asked Questions

How much do gate agents make?
Gate and passenger service agents typically earn $14–$22/hr to start, with raises by seniority and shift differentials for early, late, and holiday shifts. Pay varies by airline, airport, and whether the role is airline-direct or through a ground handler.
What does a gate agent do?
Gate agents check in passengers, tag bags, manage boarding and seating, handle rebookings and upgrades, make gate announcements, and help keep flights on schedule. It's a fast-paced, customer-facing role that involves standing and working with computer systems.
Do gate agents need experience?
Most gate agent jobs are entry-level with paid training provided. Customer service experience helps, but airlines mainly look for strong communication, computer comfort, and the ability to stay calm under pressure. You'll usually need to pass a background check.
Do gate agents get flight benefits?
Yes. Gate and passenger service agents usually receive flight travel privileges (free or discounted standby travel) for themselves and eligible family, along with typical benefits like health coverage and paid time off for full-time roles.

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Last updated: August 04, 2026