A normal shift at the 24/7 Service Recovery Desk involves handling customer escalations through voice, email, chat and internal referrals. You will take ownership of each case, keep customers updated and work towards a clear resolution.
The job is based in Abu Dhabi and includes case documentation, CRM updates, callbacks and coordination with several internal airline departments.
What you will handle during a shift
- Receive and assess customer escalations, then set the right priority and resolution path.
- Manage service recovery actions, including approved compensation, goodwill offers, refunds and travel vouchers.
- Update CRM records with customer conversations, actions taken and final outcomes.
- Coordinate with contact centre, guest relations, airport operations, refunds and other internal teams.
- Complete callbacks within agreed service levels and provide clear handovers at shift change.
- Follow company procedures, confidentiality rules and data protection standards when handling cases.
Check these points before applying
- Make sure you have at least two years of relevant customer service or contact centre experience.
- Keep evidence of a high school diploma or equivalent and a customer service or contact centre operations certification.
- Review your experience with complaints, escalations, CRM systems, airline passenger processes and fare rules.
Before you apply: The advert specifically asks for experience with customer complaints or escalations, so describe the type of cases you handled and the systems you used in your application.