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RECRUIT

Crossing borders, shaping the future of aviation.
Become a professional who drives the world's skies.

From overseas to Japan.
Aircraft operations require a high level of expertise, including compliance with each country's unique regulations, procedures, and emergency response capabilities.

We provide one-stop support for aircraft operations worldwide, 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. We demonstrate flexible responsiveness in every situation, from cargo transport to business jets.
With meticulous service of Japanese quality, we meet the global aviation needs and open up new possibilities.

TOP MESSAGE

The aviation industry is a unique world.
From the outside, it may look glamorous, but in reality, it's a steady accumulation of painstaking work that operates 24 hours a day.

We can handle weather conditions and sudden schedule changes,

ensuring the successful completion of all projects, from special aircraft for heads of state to cargo planes.

The responsibility is heavy, and it's certainly not an easy job.
Nevertheless, this job has undeniable appeal, fulfillment, and a sense of accomplishment.

The atmosphere of the airport, the passion for aircraft, working with people you wouldn't normally interact with—

once you're captivated by this industry, it's hard to leave.


This is a workplace where people who love airplanes, airports, and many other things can thrive for a long time.

At WAB, we offer an environment where you can grow as a professional in this industry while gaining diverse experience.
We want to work with people who can maintain their passion for the sky and who truly love this industry.
We look forward to your challenge.

President & CEO: Koichi Inutsuka

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EMPLOYEE INTERVIEW

Kounosuke Ono

Aviation Division

Kounosuke Ono

KONOSUKE ONO

What led you to join the company?
I've loved airplanes since I was a student, and my older brother getting a job at an airline company inspired me to pursue this industry. During my student years, I worked as a ground staff member, providing customer service at the airport. I became interested in the work I heard about from an aviation-loving acquaintance who works at WAB, and after graduating from university, I joined WAB Corporation.
How is your work at WAB?
WAB has many professionals from the aviation industry, and senior colleagues patiently teach me anything I'm unsure about in my daily work. On the other hand, since communication is primarily in English, both in emails and on the ground, I actively engage in language learning. Within six months of joining the company, I'm now in charge of a cargo jet I'm responsible for.
What do you find rewarding about your work?
While there are times when dealing with irregular situations, such as applying to relevant government agencies, coordinating with customs and immigration, and adjusting ground handling and in-flight meals, I always feel a great sense of accomplishment when I see the aircraft depart safely. Above all, as someone who loves airplanes, I find this job, which allows me to work close to aircraft, very appealing, and I am also satisfied with the salary and work-life balance.
Yuko Nakano

Aviation Division

Yuko Nakano

YUKO NAKANO

What led you to join the company?
I've been interested in English since I was little, and I aspired to work in the aviation industry where I could utilize my language skills. I'm in my fourth year at WAB, but I've been in the industry for about nine years now.
How is your work at WAB?
My previous job involved handling and coordinating private jets at an airport, and since it was an airport that dealt with a lot of private jets, cargo flights are an area where I'm still striving to grow since joining WAB. With cargo charter flights, the destinations vary depending on the cargo, so it's not uncommon to go to various airports such as New Chitose, Fukuoka, and Kobe to work, but there's a certain enjoyment in being able to work at airports all over the country.
What do you find rewarding about your work?
What I find challenging is dealing with unexpected situations. There was a time when a flight I was in charge of had to return to the airport due to a problem, and I stayed with the aircraft for maintenance until midnight. In that sense, it's a job where you can't let your guard down even after sending off a flight, but when customers say "thank you," all the hard work is worth it, and I feel a sense of fulfillment.

JOB DESCRIPTION

Job summary

　You will be responsible for a wide range of operational support services, including permit applications and related arrangements, as well as ground operations during aircraft operations, to ensure that business jets, scheduled and unscheduled flights, and special foreign government aircraft can take off, land, and operate smoothly.

Job details
  • - Airport permit acquisition services for private jets, cargo jets, charter jets, etc.
  • Ground handling
  • - Various arrangements for flights

* Includes various related tasks.

Recruitment conditions

[Required conditions]

  • - Conversational Japanese at an everyday to business level (around N1)
  • English skills (ability to handle emails in English (Outlook), TOEIC score of 600 or higher)
  • ・Excel, Word intermediate level
  • ・Regular driver's license

[Preferred qualifications]

  • English and Chinese language support available.
  • Experienced individuals in flight support operations or related fields.
charm

As a small, highly skilled team experiencing rapid business growth, we offer an environment where individuals can thrive with a high degree of autonomy. Our work primarily involves overseas clients, allowing you to leverage your English skills and contribute globally. A key attraction is the opportunity to interact with a diverse range of clients, including government officials, business leaders, artists, and athletes—people you wouldn't normally encounter.

Working hours
  • Work style: Shift work
  • Actual working hours: 8 hours per day (9:00-18:00 with a 1-hour break)
  • Average number of working days: 20 to 22 days per month
  • Holidays and leave: More than 120 days of holidays per year
salary
  • Basic salary: Monthly salary 225,000 yen ~ 500,000 yen
  • Fixed overtime pay: None
  • Bonus: Paid based on a record of 6 months' salary (5 months' regular bonus + 1 month's performance-based bonus)
Social insurance / Employee benefits
  • Social insurance: Health insurance, employee pension insurance, employment insurance, workers' compensation insurance
  • Social Insurance / Employee Benefits Employee Benefits: Access to employee welfare facilities, free drinks in the office
Trial/training period

3 months

CONTACT

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