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Customer Experience

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Meet Our Airport Ambassadors

We want your journey through ONT to feel welcoming, smooth and stress-free from curb to gate. So, we've put together an award-winning customer experience team, a much-loved squad of therapy dogs and a dedicated crew of volunteers ready to help you all along the way. Get ready to fly with confidence by exploring ONT’s industry-leading customer experience services.

OACES team

O.A.C.E.S.

From start to finish, we believe in making sure your journey through our airport — no matter the reason — is an experience you won’t soon forget.

We are known as Ontario Airport Customer Experience Specialists (O.A.C.E.S.) and better known as the “five senses” of ONT. If you can see it, touch it, smell it, taste it or hear it in our airport, we care about it being the best it can be. We’re the boots on the ground making sure that the next time you travel, you choose us.

We work hard to spot things, big and small, that could potentially take away from the beauty of our airport and ultimately your overall experience. It’s our mission to ensure you can’t wait to see us again for your next trip in or out of Southern California.

Paw Squad

Therapy Dogs

Be on the lookout for ONT's very own registered therapy dogs: the ONT Paw Squad. You'll know these friendly pups by their turquoise bandanas and wagging tails. The ONT Paw Squad's mission is to put a smile on your face, bring joy to your day and ease any travel anxiety or fear.

Feel free to pet and collect a trading card when you see them!

Email [email protected] for more info on the program.

Traveler asking questions at the travelers aid desk

Travelers Aid

Administration Office909-544-5378
Airport Information Terminal 2909-544-5458
Airport Information Terminal 4909-544-5459
Hours of Service at ONT9 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Websitetravelersaid.org

VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES

Millions of travelers pass through Ontario International Airport every year. Travelers Aid volunteers are here to assist them with information to make their way through the airport as well as around the Inland Empire.

Volunteers serve at the Welcome/Information Center located in Terminals 2 and 4 providing directions, information and friendly assistance. Volunteers commit to work at least one four-hour shift each week at the airport.

Download an application or call 909-544-5378 to request one.

Please email your completed application to [email protected].