Aircraft Cabin Cleaning Lead - LAX

October 23, 2026

About the position

Our Pacific Aviation/Superior Aircraft Services (SAS) family creates an environment where, together, we can all succeed by using our individual personalities and having fun along the way. We are an airport service provider dedicated to providing exceptional customer service for some of the world’s finest airlines across all their service needs including passenger services, flight operations, cargo services, charter flights, cleaning services, and more. Pacific Aviation operates in three central hubs across the West Coast – Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Seattle, and our SAS East Coast operations focus on Boston and Raleigh-Durham plus several other cities. The ideal candidate for our Aircraft Cabin Cleaning Lead at Los Angeles International Airport is a bright, ambitious, and motivated professional. We are looking for someone who takes pride in providing exceptional leadership experience and fosters a collaborative work environment. If you have a passion for helping others and are a team player, apply today!

Responsibilities

Meet the operational performance target, safety, quality and timeliness standards
Lead by example and support and manage a team of aircraft cabin cleaners
Maintain a professional relationship with customers, employees, and authorities
Provide consistent coaching to team members by conducting regular feedback loops and engaging team members on a personal level to help individuals achieve personal and professional goals

Requirements

Ability to work a very flexible schedule and be willing to work any shift available and adjust to operational needs
2+ years experience in cabin cleaning or equivalent preferred
1+ years experience in a leadership role
Ability to work weekends and occasional holidays
Computer literate
Must have a valid CA Drivers License
Legally authorized to work in the United States of America (USA) without sponsorship

Nice-to-haves

A Growth Mindset: interested in personal and professional growth
Professionalism: demonstrate professional etiquette, behavior, and courtesy
Decision Making & Organization: understand how to organize and prioritize work
An Eye for Detail: attention to detail for submitting documents

Benefits

Medical
Dental
Vision benefits
401k
Paid Time Off
Uniform
Parking discount
Paid Training
Referral Bonus

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