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All Alliance Airlines Warehouse Agents:

• are certified to operate each forklift utilized in the operation
• complete a dangerous goods awareness course
• are trained extensively in warehouse procedures which
  include imports, exports, transfers, security, and safety
• partake in recurrent training for DG Certification as well as awareness training
• have the proper AOA ID badges

This year, training will take on increased importance with more resources and staff allotted to training employees than ever before. Warehouse, operations and administrative staff is undergoing extensive training in their respective areas, including DGs, carrier procedures and computer training for all facets of the operation. Staff is trained at a local level and supervisors and managers also receive corporate training in Chicago. Click here to find out about Alliance Airlines warehouse staffing procedures.

According to President Robert L. Jones, Jr., the need for increased training is absolutely essential to the continued growth and success of Alliance Airlines.

"There is so much going on with technology, and since we now handle over 110 carriers, we have to stay on top of what computers can do for us, and what our clients' expectations of us are. The whole idea is to offer a full service, 'soup to nuts' product and our employees have to be ready to do just that: service our clients 100 percent."

Also, 3A Track will be continually revised and updated to offer even more features and enhanced service and reporting capabilities. According to Jones, 

"3A Track is by far the biggest financial commitment we have going, beside facilities of course, and we intend to maximize its potential."