Glasgow Airport will host its annual job fair next week with more than 500 roles up for grabs.
Scheduled for January 17, the event will have more than 35 employers showcasing a range of job opportunities across the airport - from security and retail, to facilities management and catering.
Ronald Leitch, interim chief operating officer of AGS Airports, said: "As we enter the new year and the aviation industry continues grow from strength to strength, we anticipate that Glasgow Airport will welcome well over 8.5 million passengers 2024.
"More than two thirds of these passengers will travel during our peak periods such as the spring and summer school holiday breaks, so the jobs fair will play a key role in ensuring we have staff in place across the many organisations that play a vital role in supporting the airport operation.
"I would encourage those interested in a career in aviation, retail, customer services, aircraft turnaround and security to head along to the jobs fair next week."
Employers at the event include air traffic control operators NATS, ground handlers Swissport and Menzies, and airlines Loganair and Jet2.
Held on the first floor of the main terminal, the job fair will run from 10am to 4pm. And for the first time this year, to cater to job seekers with sensory issues, a quiet hour is planned between 3pm and 4pm.
Companies affiliated with Glasgow Airport Ltd such as engineering, finance, and airfield operations will also participate.
World Duty Free and both the Celtic and Rangers stores, along with travel agent partners Barrhead Travel and Hays Travel are set to offer a variety of opportunities.
Invest in Renfrewshire and Jobcentre Plus representatives will offer support and advice to attendees, who are advised to bring an up-to-date CV and valid ID.
Free parking and bus service from Glasgow City Centre will be provided.
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