Diring the interview, the interviewer explains the job to make sure that you know what they expect of you. Those who have passed that step will return about one week later to fill out the application with a ten year life experience (job, personal and public records, etc.) for a background check with the U.S. Customs along with a money order for about $35 (which is non-refundable and a drug test. While waiting for the background check to be completed, you'll have to attend some mandatory airport security classes, where you'll learn how to work and carry yourself on airport grounds. Those who have passed the background check will be invited for job training, where.you'll learn about your job for 4-5 days. After the training, appointments will be made to go to U.S. Customs to get your ID card with the accompanying seals. Those who have their work IDs, wil start working. The whole process takes about 6 to 8 weeks...

Had a phone interview firstly where I was asked about why I want to work in the applied role at Swissport, as well as my availability. I had to fill out my availability hours online too. I got invited to a group information and interview session where we had one on one interviews. They asked me about my hours of availability again and when I can start.