aircraft cleaner

administrative assistant

receptionist

overnight manager

shift manager

Air To Ground Services, Inc

Thanks to Air to Ground I've learned what it's like to be miserable at a job and not be appreciated or fairly compensated for my hard labor.
Listen to the other people on here when they say RUN. 
I can't speak for the dayshift portion of this job, but I will say nightshift is a struggle to say the least! You deal with almost 50 planes a night, sometimes more. You only have 4 hours to get them done. Management expects you to never miss a plane even if you're by yourself. Always understaffed and overworked. Always out of supplies and the company vehicles are in extremely poor condition. Completely unfit to drive. They do not give you the tools to succeed at all. 
This is an incredibly cheap company and would rather fire people or cut your hours to save money then repair equipment or make working conditions more comfortable and efficient. You have to do all that on your own! You carry the entire weight of the company.
Since ATG is a vendor for FedEx they are the bottom of the barrel. No one from FedEx (especially the pilots and most of FedEx maintenance) will respect you as individuals or even go as far as to jeopardize your job. This job isn't secure at all. Everyday you come in and wonder if the company will still be there. If you'll still have a job.
You're not allowed to bring your personal phone in which makes the shift drag on and it's boring.  
Favoritism in management is all there is. Very unprofessional. You basically can't show that you're a human and that you make mistakes because if you do management will make it their mission to get rid of you or make your experience a living nightmare.
You can't even have a life outside of work barely except for the weekends because you're so tired from working a 10 hour shift that the moment you get home you fall straight asleep. Wake up and it's back to work. 
And good luck having any type of independence at this job. Just to be able to walk by yourself and go to the restroom alone you need to have a FedEx badge which takes almost or over a year to get. Ridiculous! So until then you're constantly monitored like a child. 
Honestly I could go on forever with the negative experiences I've had at this company but this would turn into a novel. This is not even the half of it!
Please save yourself the trouble and time and try your luck some place else.
The only positive thing I will say about this job is that you can confide in your coworkers and relate to each other about how stressful and strenuous this job is. My coworkers are the best aspect about this job. We liven up this depressing job by joking with each other and spreading positive vibes around. I wish all of my coworkers the best and hope they find success in the future.



The company lacks leadership and business understanding. The supervisors do not believe in the 15 minute break law and also do not like to give out lunch breaks either. They let employees drive the vans on the ramp at various air ports with loud rap music playing.  I have seen employees riding around in the back of the Van watching adult material  on their cell phones , and no one who is a Christian  should have to work in such an environment. During the interview I was told we will get 40 hours a week at 10.00 an hour. I never saw more than 37 hours in my time there over the course 4 months most of the time we only got around 21 hours.  The company is not family friendly and I highly suggest you avoid working there at all cost unless you are just desperate for a job. I had to leave as it was only paying for my gas to get back and forth.

The work was fine, great job for a supplemental job, but sometimes you can work extra hours. Some people you work with are great, one guy was really lazy, so I only worked with him once. He asked if I wanted to work delivering meals to flights, I said ok, so I figured I would do one and they would do one, well it was all me doing the meal delivering, while he sat in the van. I don’t know if he is still there though. I didn’t do that job with that guy again ever. I wasn’t there for longer than a month because I got an office job. The job will get you in shape,it can be hot in the summer, it was 95 degree weather in June when I worked there. They do give you free water and drinks (if available)

The absolute worse job experience I have ever had.The supervisors managers and all the way up to the HR director are horrific they are extremely toxic and the environment is hostile. Their administration clerk is very manipulative, problematic and is one of the reasons why they have a high turnover rate. This company is poorly managed, poor safety conditions,poor communication, inconsistent and preferential enforcement of company policies. That is whatever policies they want to make up and go along with.Every task they do was completed as quickly or cheaply as possible at the expense of quality and attention to detail. Not professional at all.I wouldn't hire or contract with this company to sweep a dirt floor.

Every single day I was there working extremely hard at the tasks given to me just to watch the team leads on their phones or driving around doing nothing with the time they were being paid for.  This job is good for only a temp job at max of a month or maybe two months. Management does not care about the people working for them. Hardest part was having to work extremely hard and watch people sitting in the vehicles on their phones while breaking my back for the job at hand. There were fellow coworkers that worked extremely hard everyday and I am proud to have worked with such great people but then you had people that did absolutely nothing and were not reprimanded even after complaints were made. 

Poor management. Unorganized. Much favortism here.
Hourly pay and benefits are low. Better off applying next door. Much better pay and benefits with less work. Equipment is junk, vaccuums work half the time. Vans are most times not even filled up with gas. They are in poor mechanical condition. Heat/air doesn't work properly in most. Check engine lights are always on. Due to understaffing you are forced to do three peoples workload so the company can make its quota. They will talk about bonuses but never show you anything in writing. Avoid this place if you can, you can't bring your phone inside the propety, and you will be treated as a second class citizen.

Cons : management chooses favorites, no real room for moving up, lead positions do not offer enough pay compared to entry level, bad days off when you start out. 

Pros : most co workers are nice and willing to help, relaxed work environment, no forced overtime, decent hours, a great amount of exposure to aircraft if youre looking to get in that field, 40 hours a week no matter what and pay is good. 

overall id say this is a good place to work if you want t get your food in the door in the aircraft industry and make decent money.

It’s decent pay. Decent hours. They make up everything as they go. If you want structure this company isn’t the way to go. If you want a check then show up ignore the drama and toxicity because it’s been that way for years and complaining doesn’t help. It’s a small company so all the hirer up protect each other. Also they have high turnover and will threaten to fire you every day and constantly remind you your work isn’t good. It won’t be you but the cheap equipment and poor management. Even the management that tries can’t beat a system that’s against them too. 

Labor intensive work for entry level positions. Starting pay a bit better than most fast food jobs, but much lower than comparable labor work or factory positions. Limited room for advancement due to company size. Management is knowledgeable but very hands off most operations, leading to issues with training, staffing, and quality of work.

This place is a joke from the CEO down to the managers. Worse place I’ve ever worked in life upper management will throw you under the bus to safe themselves. There is a reason the turnover is so high you be better off picking up trash on the highway. Cheapest company you’ll ever work for there is absolutely no OT and if you go over on hours be prepared to get written up. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Aircraft cleaner 3 salaries reported	$17.36 per hour
Administrative assistant 1 salary reported	$21.00 per hour
Receptionist 2 salaries reported	$16.50 per hour
Overnight manager 1 salary reported	$60,000 per year
Shift manager 3 salaries reported	$60,000 per year

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