accounts payable specialist

air export specialist

customer service representative

supply chain specialist

freight forwarder

National Air Cargo

Overall NAC has a great work environment with friendly coworkers who help and support each other. The office layout encourages cooperation and promotes building good working relationships.

I have an excellent manager whom I know I can trust and rely on. He is fair, understanding and kind, but he makes sure the work gets done without micromanaging.

They provide a free lunch from nice restaurants every weekday and consistently make upgrades to the building, facilities and equipment such as a coffee/espresso machine that makes dozens of drinks for all your caffeine needs and a water cooler that makes flavored sparkling water with lots of options for all your hydration needs. There is also a beverage fridge full of soda, tea and juice. You'll never be thirsty or hungry at NAC.

The office is a beautiful building with lots of big windows. The design and layout are well thought out. In the six months I've been there, they re-painted and re-wallpapered the whole office as well as made upgrades to the restrooms and kitchen. 

They have contractors who maintain the building, the grounds and the parking lot which is very pertinent in Buffalo. The evening maintenance person does a great job and the place always looks very clean.

I like to dress up for work as it makes me feel professional and good about myself, but dress codes are not strictly enforced so the culture allows for people to wear what makes them feel comfortable and good about themselves which I think is a great thing that fosters feeling comfortable and accepted. Hats are not allowed however and it's sad for me as I have a fabulous collection of vintage and vintage inspired hats.

I've also witnessed at least three people earning promotions in the past six months, so I know there is room to grow here.

The work is stimulating. Just when you start feeling bored a curve ball comes at you out of nowhere and life gets very interesting and intense while you get to research and solve complex problems whose successfull completion will leave you with feelings of pride and accomplishment. 

I enjoy the work that I do. There is some monotonous everyday tasks that always needs to be completed, but it's a relief to get back to the mundane after you and your team solve a crisis and facilitate business growth by doing it the right way instead of the fast and easy way.

I am grateful that I'm often in a position to take work off of my coworkers shoulders and make their jobs easier. Compliance has a tendency to make other people's jobs harder, so I like to think this leads to a healthy balance as well promoting teamwork and facilitating relationship growth.

Compliance in any industry can be a tough place to work because many people see compliance as a roadblock that stands in the way of business and profit, but NAC has a keen understanding that compliance is a cost saving department and not often a revenue generating one. It's difficult to quantify the money that was not spent on fines or the business opportunities not lost through sanctions, but management understands the importance of compliance and that attitude trickles down to everyone.

I feel lucky to work somewhere that values compliance. Most of my coworkers understand that coming to compliance at the beginning of a project and making a plan with us is the best way to conduct business and make that sweet, sweet money.

As a customer support representative for military and commercial accounts involves creating quotes, routing freight and completing export documentation. Quotes for military shipments are completed in compliance with government tenders and contracts; while commercial shipments are completed by negotiating the best rates to meet the customers needs whether it be based on most economical or timely service. Routing freight is determined by the size of the shipment, aircraft limitations and dangerous goods. Export documentations require close attention to detail to ensure shipments are exported using the automated export system (AES) and are in compliance with International Traffic and Arms (ITAR) regulations.
The best part of my job is that I am able to work independently to solve problems. The office has a supportive network of team members where we all learn from each others routing experiences. I also enjoy the relationships that I am able to develop by communicating directly with the customers. 

Everyday I went to work was an adventure.  I've met people from all walks of life and traveled to places that never imagined I would ever see.  Working in aviation is not all fun and games, it's a serious matter.  Safety is one of our highest priorities along with customer service and comfort.  There is nothing more wonderful the delivering our US Military members safely to destinations all over the globe and having the ability serve them and let them know how much we appreciate them.  Unfortunately, due to our company downsizing half of our flight attendants were laid off in order seniority and I was one.  It has been hard leaving the job that I loved so much but when one door closes another door opens.  I'm looking forward to my next wonderful adventure working for a new airline!

This place was amazing to work at! Sure there are some hiccups but what company doesn’t have those? If you do what your suppose to they take care of you. The only down side is there are some toxic people who drain the ever loving stuff out of you and after a while it just becomes old. The company refuses to deal with them because of the profit those employees have brought to the company. 

Supervised, managed and resolved problems that arise for all activities for entry and clearance of goods imported into the U.S.. Maintain National Airlines parts excel database (many aspects verified / validated. Assisted Director of Compliance with various audits / compliance related matters.

National Air Cargo was one of the best jobs That I ever had and I regret leaving. I was in the Operations Department. At National Air Cargo, the managers are working managers who roll their sleeves up and do the work. I really hope that I get to rejoin them. If I get that opportunity, I will stay until retirement.

Management sucks, company was in bankruptcy for years with no communication or resolution to issues.
People that have been there since their disbarment are in their own little club that ignore the issues that prevent this company from actually making money. Instead of spending money to support his employees, especially during the bankruptcy, the owner blows his cash on his automated

National Air Cargo was and remains to be a good organization to be an employee.  It is a small company that has a history  of making significant profits.  It is a niche freight forwarder in the defense business.  As well, NAC  promotes a very proactive tracking servicce which is its legacy in the industry.

Unprofessional work environment where management harasses crew. No ceremony when flight training is complete. Strange choices in who they hire with many not portraying elegance or class. Awful hotels with few amenities. Does not provide luggage.

Certain rules apply to certain people. It is not run well. Doesn’t value employee safety. Run away as fast as you can. HR isn’t there to protect the employees but to protect the company. People have been dropping like flies around here.

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Accounts payable specialist 4 salaries reported	$23.50 per hour
Air export specialist 5 salaries reported	$67,500 per year
Customer service representative 7 salaries reported	$66,429 per year
Supply chain specialist 5 salaries reported	$20.10 per hour
Freight forwarder 6 salaries reported	$56,333 per year

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