Do you always dream of owning your own business, having the time and money to travel abroad and be able to travel first class?
If you like to travel, live in a nearby city or city with a large national or international airport, and have a lifestyle that allows you to take and travel with a moment's notice, you may want to think about starting your own business as a "courier".
What is a spirit messenger? It is a person who is hired to move something from one place to another, within a set time limit.
Also, before you start thinking about the bad guys wearing dungeon dungeons with guns in silencers, and the beautiful foreign women transporting secret microchips, let me assure you that traveling as a messenger is 100% legal and above!
Requests for relocation vary widely - be it almost anything - official documents such as letters or business contracts, children traveling from one country to another, forgotten medicine during the holidays, reports, computer discs, product examples - the list is endless.
In fact, because of the “instant gratification” attitude today when we are accustomed to information and communication that moves faster than the speed of light, airlines have seen their businesses grow dramatically over the past decade. What that means for you with the increased opportunities for free travel.
Who can be a flight attendant? Anyone over the age of 18, has a valid and healthy passport. It also helps if you are flexible and can take and go with very short notice.
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Why is this a wonderful opportunity?
When sending a package by air, the sender has two options - the first is to send the package as “goods.” Cargo travels on its own (especially since the disaster of 9/11), being shipped in large quantities in large containers that can usually be shipped until the tank is full, in order to increase air revenue.
In addition, especially when goods are shipped overseas, sometimes there is a long delay in receiving the package by customs, there are endless rules to follow, inspections to be passed, etc.
For air carriers, which must ensure that the package is not only delivered, but reaches the intended recipient very quickly, this delay is unthinkable. (If they do not meet the deadline, then their competitors will do the same.
On the other hand, if the same item is deemed to be “personal property” and is handled by a ticketed passenger, it arrives with the passenger, and usually goes through the customs quickly, without any delay.
Also, one can book a ticket for a specific flight that arrives at a destination at a certain time - not so with luggage. This means that shipping can take days or weeks if packaged, it can take hours instead because it is packaged as an asset.
Due to the fact that very few airline companies have the equipment to hire full-time passengers, the industry itself relies on private airlines, which even if they have to pay for a passenger, and pay for their flight expenses, is still a better ROI compared to full-time, vacation and sick pay, insurance. and all other costs that involve staffing.
That's where you come in.
As a messenger, he provides an important service to a growing market. And from a traveler's point of view, you could find yourself flying to Paris one day, and to Hong Kong a week later!
Once hired, the process is quite simple: the company communicates with you, checking your availability. When you confirm, they book a flight and let you know when you will be at the airport. You are met at the airport by a representative, who gives you your ticket, a list of items or items you are delivering, and your luggage tickets. They will usually check you out and save you a lot of trouble. You get to sit in the first class, and enjoy the flight. That's all. You do not have to contact a receptionist in the city where you are flying, to pick up a package on your way to the airport, or to do anything other than face it from one airport to another.
Where you go, you will be met by another company representative, who will pick up your luggage tickets, and give you your return ticket.
How long do you stay? That depends on you and on the spiritual literature company. Sometimes your schedule will be complicated - you can only get hours between flights. Sometimes, you will have a day or two. Obviously, as your reputation grows and the companies you work for know that they can trust you, you have a great place to negotiate.
There are several ways to get started. There are actually companies looking for air couriers, and membership fees are often called. The benefits of passing through a certified company can be many. For example, they often provide information that may take you a long time to find out for yourself. They also provide forums, newsletters and other resources to help you succeed. Because they have built a reputation, you may find it easier to start a business by working for one of them.
But, you can also get the details completely on your own, and start freelancing. Look at the yellow pages for the messengers that are located near your local airport. Find out where you would like to go, and make a list of places they serve. Because there are only international or domestic shipping companies, your travels will be a matter of choice.
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Also, be sure to check with each company before applying with them. You want to make sure you have a solid, reputable business. Once you've shortened your options, get a call, and find out what their application process is. Many companies today prefer to use it online. Whatever the process, be sure to give them all the information they need.
Timely Tip: After you submit your application, follow the letter of thanks, in your new “company” letterhead. Remind them of your availability, whether you can accept short flights or not. Find a way to put yourself above those other messengers.
Once you have gone through this process for the first time, you will have a much better idea of what other companies you want to invest in and how you can hone your communication skills. (So do not make your first application with a large company that you want to work for.) Obviously, if you limit yourself to one or two companies, you will also limit the amount of work you will get and places you can go.
Time Tip: Combine the database of companies you have applied for, the date you applied, and contact details. Follow the company regularly, but don't be an insect.
Once hired, don't be surprised if you start receiving calls within the first few weeks. There is a growing need for trained, responsible air carriers.
Here are some things to keep in mind when starting work:
1. Be an expert. Keep in mind that while shorts and flip flops may be comfortable for guests, you work and represent the airline.
2. The only luggage you will carry is hand-held. Invest in microfiber clothing with basic colors, and learn only the essential packaging. If you find yourself staying longer than a few days, you can always take the essentials once you are there.
3. Give your business card to a company representative in the country you are visiting, and make sure your email and email details are entered.
4. Apply to all the companies you have decided to work for, and follow up on those that may not always touch you - perhaps a polite letter or a one-page book that lists the latest industry-related news.
5. Stay organized Don't overreact, and try not to cancel a trip.
Being a missionary is a great way to make money and see the world. Good luck!
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