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From what I hear having worked at other 36th street carriers and talking to them (Arrow) at an Aeroservice career fair.. they only hire So FL residents. Walk in your resume to their office, or see them at the next career fair. I'm sure if you call the HQ main number they would have a fax number also. Lots of bad stuff on here usually about them. But from my experiences its just another gig usually not as bad people make it out to be.
From what I hear having worked at other 36th street carriers and talking to them (Arrow) at an Aeroservice career fair.. they only hire So FL residents. Walk in your resume to their office, or see them at the next career fair. I'm sure if you call the HQ main number they would have a fax number also. Lots of bad stuff on here usually about them. But from my experiences its just another gig usually not as bad people make it out to be.
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