cleaner

agent

passenger service agent

persoal de limpeza

supervisor

Grupo EULEN

EULEN Aviation is a company with strong potential and a significant operational footprint, particularly in Miami International Airport. However, the organization continues to face major leadership and structural challenges that negatively impact operational performance, employee morale, and long-term retention.

At the C-level, there appears to be a lack of organizational alignment and strategic consistency. Decision-making is often reactive rather than proactive, creating operational instability and confusion across stations and departments. Communication between executive leadership and frontline operations is inconsistent, which leads to frequent disconnects in expectations and execution.

One of the company’s biggest weaknesses is the lack of investment in leadership development. Operational leaders are expected to manage high-pressure environments with limited support, minimal coaching, and few opportunities for professional growth. This creates burnout among management teams and limits the company’s ability to build strong internal leadership pipelines.

The Human Resources department also struggles to effectively support operational needs, particularly in unionized environments. There appears to be limited experience handling labor relations, collective bargaining dynamics, and employee engagement within union operations. HR support is often perceived as administrative rather than strategic, leaving operational leaders without the partnership needed to navigate complex workforce challenges.

Compensation is another major concern. Salaries for operational leadership roles are not competitive within the industry and lack consistency across equivalent positions. Leaders performing the same responsibilities in similar markets are often compensated differently, creating frustration, turnover risk, and internal inequity.

Despite these challenges, the company has dedicated frontline employees and managers who work hard to maintain service standards in demanding operational environments. With stronger executive alignment, improved HR operational support, investment in leadership development, and a more competitive compensation structure, Grupo EULEN could significantly improve both operational performance and employee retention.

A typical day at work was busy, but smooth. This company is organized in the way that they carry out each of their duties. It's like having 3 jobs in one. Some days they need you working at the check in desk, some days they need you cleaning aircraft and other days they need you pushing people in wheelchairs. The thing about this is that you are always notified, and placed on a schedule when you are needed in these areas. even though this is a part-time job, during low season you are given an opportunity to put in some extra hours on some days or nights as business begins to pick up before new hires a made. For me the hardest part of the job was cleaning Air Berlin. We'd have 45 minutes to clean a 300 seat aircraft spotless then we had to take a bag full of dirty blankets and refold them to be used on the next flight. Oddly, this was also the most enjoyable part of the job, where most of our relationship as a team was developed. My co-workers were the best! we had lots of laughs, all the while keeping everything professional.

A typical day was briefing the agents on the upcoming flights, reviewing coursework and flightplans. I learned how to facilitate a classroom to manage agents and to control the class through silent drifting, gentle hands and other Training Techniques taught to me through WestJet. Management was immature and unqualified for the job, with constant mistakes, the agents were mostly left to pick up the pieces of the operation and save the contracts. My co workers were the best anyone could ask, always loyal and willing to work, friendly and outgoing. The hardest part of the job is learning when to stop working and go home, to many times agents end up working off the clock to help each other, or to help our station manager. the most enjoyable part of the job was the people and atmosphere of the airport, different cultures walked past you on a daily basis.

This company is a contract company under American Airline.

No benefits or appreciation from  Eulen or American Airlines.

1 Hour a week of PTO( No PTO)
No 401K
No Sick Days
No Vacation Time
No Flight Benefits 

 Wheelchair agents assist with multiple airline passenger arriving and departing from Terminal 8 daily. Sometimes pushing two passenger or pushing a passenger and a cart with luggage at the same time, which can cause stress on the hands, arm and back.

Baggage runners are constantly pulling and lifting bags off carousels which can have 50+  bags.

Baggage agents are dealing with American Airlines passengers daily. They also pull and lift bags off carousels and have to take the heat when cancellations happen dealing with both American Airline passengers and their luggage.



EULEN a company sub-contracted by American Airlines, support services (wheelchair's or gulf carts assistant for domestic or internationals flight, departures or arrivals)  is a different airport experience, never the same routine, as supervisor we have to establish a excellent and transparent communication with all American Airlines team, people skills is essential as management team, since we interact with over 150 employees in 10hrs to 11hrs shift, plus international and domestics passengers, a very enthusiastic co-workers environment, the hardest part of each day is to keep our professionalism as managers and be above of any circumstance, at the end of the day we accomplish one more day,  not exactly in paradise but surrender of your team,that give the 100% of them to accomplish one more day of team work...

Fast-paced and operationally dynamic work environment with exposure to multiple airline operations and airport service processes. The position has provided valuable experience in team coordination, irregular operations management, customer service, and aviation operational support within a high-pressure environment.

getting to work making sure that we have the man power to get equipment and be able to work the flight. I've learned a lot over my years of working here starting from the bottom up, from cabin service to lave truck driver to ramp agent to now ramp lead. Management has their ups and downs. Getting along with everyone that have different backgrounds. The hardest part of my job is not being notified right away when gate assignment's are being changed last minute of arrival of aircraft is getting closer to the gate and all equipment and rampers are at another gate. I can say I love seeing new people when i go up to the gate and get door delivers and pushing out the aircraft.

They act like the concern for safety. But that's not the top priority for them even though they've been in trouble before. They also short accounts with not enough people to do the job.  The lack of didn't he respect at work using file language or demanding language It's terrible. They have upper management and middle management turnover on a regular basis.  They're training while I was there was terrible. The culture of working together is definitely out there.  
The equipment is updated in each update.  You can see by the management and upper management turnover. But the company's like and it's based out of spain. 

I have worked for Eullen for about three years.
I learned all about security measure and the importants of making sure all cargo is correctly done while insuring great customer service to all freight forwarding companys.
The job in its self has interest me in many ways , as far as the process of high risk shipment, making sure all paperwork is correct to unsure the operation run smoothly and also working safe.
In years ive worked there it has shown me alot about freight fowarding and it has become an intrest. My skills have definetely grow while working here especially my customer service skills , and learn more about import/export/logistics.


What is the best part of working at the company?
Tips are excellent and the skycaps I worked with in Concourse D in customs were almost like family. We looked out for each other. 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Nothing was stressful as long as you followed the rules and kept up with any changes in work related issues.

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
You meet many customers from all walks of life, it was very interesting.

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
It was always adventurous because you never know who you are going to meet in the customs working area.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Cleaner 76 salaries reported	$15.61 per hour
Agent 62 salaries reported	$17.38 per hour
Passenger service agent 25 salaries reported	$18.66 per hour
Persoal de limpeza 28 salaries reported	$16.15 per hour
Supervisor 12 salaries reported	$18.64 per hour

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