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Delta Airlines is currently hiring entry-level remote customer service agents. This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals with little or no prior experience who are looking to start a career with a well-established and respected airline. As a remote customer service agent, you'll be assisting customers with flight bookings, changes, general inquiries, and support — all from the comfort of your home. Job Overview: - Position: Customer Service Agent (Remote, Entry Level) - Company: Delta Airlines - Employment Type: Full-Time / Part-Time - Experience: No prior experience required - Location: Remote (U.S. based preferred) Key Responsibilities: - Handle inbound customer service calls and respond to inquiries regarding flight schedules, reservations, and policies - Provide accurate information and support to travelers - Assist with troubleshooting booking or technical issues - Maintain a positive and professional attitude with all customer interactions - Document interactions accurately within internal systems Requirements: - High school diploma or equivalent - Good communication and active listening skills - Basic computer literacy and ability to navigate online systems - Ability to work independently and manage time effectively - A reliable internet connection and quiet remote work setup Benefits: - Starting pay for entry-level agents - No experience needed; paid training is provided - Flexible remote schedule - Travel benefits and flight discounts - Health, dental, and vision plans (for qualifying employees) How to Apply: To apply for the entry-level remote customer service position at Delta Airlines, visit Delta’s official careers website and search for current openings under “Remote Customer Service.” Be sure to submit a complete application, including your resume and any relevant background. Selected candidates will be contacted via email for the next steps in the hiring process.

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