motor coach

customer service representative

driver

bus driver

diesel mechanic

Landline Company

Landline Company has been fantastic in regard to consistent scheduling, above average health/dental/vision insurance, and competitive wages. Paid time off is an excellent benefit as well as double pay for holidays worked. Landline has been very flexible and accommodates schedules better than any previous job I’ve worked. The biggest challenge was the first month and a half, as travel is required for training and is rather intensive. After the training is completed, the duties and tasks expected of you are extremely clear cut and easy to understand. Management does a good job in helping solve and understanding ambiguous situations that may pop up from time to time. Overall a very comfortable and consistent place to work.

Landline “could” be a great company but unfortunately management is not consistent. Three managers fired in less than one year. Employees are misled from the beginning as to their job duties. (Driver, Security, Bus Janitor, Clean and Dump Toilets, Fuel Bus, Several Security Forms per day, Lock down in bus for entire shift) There are no consequences for those that slack off. There is little appreciation for those that exceed their expectations. This is a high security job. It is not your typical bus driver’s job. Your hours are capped at 40. There is no opportunity for advancement or growth. There are no flight benefits. No 401k match. Very expensive medical insurance. 

When starting with the company you are promised the world. Training is very intense due to security and clearances which if course is necessary.
There is a lot of focus on "safety and customer service"... We have been through 3 management members AND a human resource person just in the past year or so.... Only one manager in the region who has 3 months of actual commercial driving experience. Not good when all of your employees have years under their belts.
The way you are treated is disrespectful and unprofessional.
Equipment is not always "safe, let alone even cleaned properly before being road worthy.
There is no consequences for those that get paid a full day and do nothing, but the ones that work hard and take pride in their job are always micromanaged. 
This is not the place to start your career if you are looking for respect and fair wages.

I was welcome into the Landline family one year ago (2025). and its one of the best job I have ever done the best part of the job is driving on the airfield.. I love watching the airplanes land and take off. I pretty much get along with all my co-workers from all airports out of my area( Phl  ILG and ACY)..  The key to this job to be successful is mind your business.  I come to work do what is asked yo and go home. I love my passagers ( new and return flyers). my only bad thing is lack of communication and no space to move up in this company. but I guess as a driver where are you moving to(lol). The pay is ok but should be more with everything they expect the driver to do. I love my job.

A typical day at this company is very energetic, as it keeps you busy most of the time. I’ve learned a lot, especially since I previously worked for a different company operating aircraft and this has been a new and very interesting experience because managers and employees all work together. Most of us come from different cultural backgrounds, which I really like because it helps us better meet the station demand. For me, the most challenging part of the job involves the training classes and the safety requirements for operating the motor-coach, while the part I enjoy least is working out on the ramp in the cold or heat and rain.

What is the best part of working at the company?
The work is difficult, but the company is growing quickly and there is a lot of opportunity to expand with the company.  

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
With the amount of expansion, the dispatch department can feel chaotic, but that's not uncommon for this type of role.  

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
As this is a complex operation with a lot of expectations on drivers and dispatch, the work culture can be very intense.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Worst job ever they lie to you about bonus flight benefits job is dysfunctional they don’t know what they’re doing 0/10 would not RECOMMEND want you to work OT but don’t pay OT just not worth it

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Everything dysfunctional they do not not what they’re doing at all

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
Horrible sometimes you work 4 hours then they schedule you for 11 hours not worth it

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Who knows here it can be anything

Just started awhile ago. Training was a bit hectic since the office was in flux, but management was open to questions and easy to deal with then and now.

As a driver you won't really interact much with coworkers or management unless you cross paths before/after shifts so it's pretty much a solo job. You will however, interact with multiple customers a day so that kind of makes up for it depending on how you look at it.

If things keep going as they are I can see this being my last job ever. Time will tell.

The work culture is the best I've ever been a part of. The staff all align with the same career and life goals where there is always motivation to do and be better. There is always a helping hand around, and you will always be heard if you want to grow in your role and into a new one. Management is incredible. It's always great knowing that your manager wants you to do the nest you can, and will make sure you get the opportunity to do so.

What is the best part of working at the company?
Working independently. Working with customers to provide quality service.

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Haven't even know everything about the airport and some of the programs on the system

What is the work environment and culture like at the company?
I work nights so pretty much not too many people around a long wait for buses to come

What is a typical day like for you at the company?
Checking in people doing reports loading unloading luggage

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Motor coach 48 salaries reported	$30.01 per hour
Customer service representative 3 salaries reported	$20.00 per hour
Driver 3 salaries reported	$21.67 per hour
Bus driver 21 salaries reported	$30.95 per hour
Diesel mechanic 4 salaries reported	$39.00 per hour

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