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Flying Food Group hiring CDL Class B drivers in Inglewood, CA

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Flying Food Group hiring CDL Class B drivers in Inglewood, CA
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Flying Food Group has announced on the social media platform X that it is seeking to hire CDL Class B drivers in Inglewood, California. The company offers a wage of $23.45 per hour for these positions.

According to the official Flying Food Group Jobs post on X, this recruitment effort is part of the company's strategy to bolster its airline catering operations at Los Angeles International Airport and nearby areas. By focusing on local hiring, Flying Food Group aims to maintain service reliability and address the rising demand as air travel rebounds.

The job posting specifies an hourly wage of $23.45 for the CDL Class B driver role, which is considered competitive within Southern California's transportation and logistics sector. This compensation is intended to attract experienced commercial drivers with valid certifications, ensuring safety and efficiency standards are met. Offering such pay reflects Flying Food Group’s commitment to retaining skilled staff in a competitive labor market.

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As detailed in the announcement on X and the company's website, candidates interested in applying for the CDL Class B driver position can do so by emailing Careers@flyingfood.com or visiting the Flying Food Group careers page. The portal provides comprehensive job descriptions, requirements, and application instructions to assist candidates in understanding the role's expectations and benefits. This dual-channel approach aims to enhance accessibility and encourage timely applications from potential job seekers.

According to Flying Food Group's official website, it is a prominent airline catering and logistics provider operating throughout the United States. The company collaborates with numerous domestic and international airlines, offering meal preparation and delivery services from various U.S.-based production facilities. Recognized for its emphasis on food safety, quality, and operational excellence, Flying Food Group continues to expand as demand for airline travel grows.

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