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TITLE: Director Airline Operations
REPORTS TO: Managing Director Airspace Management
DEPARTMENT/DIVISION: Air Traffic Management/Operations - Safety

POSITION SUMMARY:
The Director Airline Operations position administers the ATA Command Center Desk and provides a liaison between airline flight control offices and the FAA ATC System Command Center (ATCSCC). This position is located at the FAA ATCSCC in Herndon Virginia and coordinates directly with the ATCSCC on behalf of the member airlines. This position will also serve as an airline operations advisor to the FAA ATCSCC.

DUTIES - RESPONSIBILITIES:
• Reviews daily traffic flow management (TFM) plans and activities at ATCSCC to determine their eff...
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