Qualifications (Academic, training, languages)

• A bachelor's degree in aerospace, engineering, aviation operations, or a related field is required.
• Knowledge of emergency response protocols and procedures, including incident and accident management in the airline context.
• Understanding of meteorological principles and the ability to interpret weather forecasts and reports to make informed operational decisions.
• Familiarity with navigational systems and technologies used in aviation for route planning, navigation, and communication.
• Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite and relevant aviation software, including crew management systems, flight planning tools, and operational data analysis.
• In-depth knowledge of national and international aviation regulations governing flight operations, safety, and compliance in a multi-hub, multi-airline environment.
• Knowledge of communication protocols within the aviation industry, including interactions with air traffic control, ground services, and other stakeholders.
• Crisis Management: Understanding of crisis management principles and the ability to lead and coordinate responses to critical incidents.
• Familiarity with decision-making frameworks and analytical tools for assessing and making critical decisions in time-sensitive situations.
• Knowledge of global geography, airspace structures, and airport infrastructure to facilitate effective flight planning and management.
• Understanding of aerospace industry operations, including flight planning, scheduling, crew management, and aircraft performance.

Work Experience

• 10+ years of progressive working experience in airline operations of which a minimum of 3 years’ experience in management role, preferably in a multi-hub, multi airline environment.
• Ability to identify and assess operational risks, implementing strategies to mitigate potential issues and ensuring a proactive approach to risk management