Supervisor Aircraft Routing-Orlando FL Jobs

Supervisor Aircraft Routing-Orlando FL Duties

Job Location: Orlando FL
Reports To: General Manager Operations
Position number: 0551305001
Brief Job Description: Develops and oversees the aircraft routing function. Manages the allocation of aircraft availability for daily and future published schedules. Assures the maximum utilization of aircraft resources for the convenience of our customers while minimizing the risk to the maintenance plan Responsibilities: Develop and supervise the Aircraft Routing function so as to assure maximum utilization of aircraft, support of the schedule, and minimal disruption of the maintenance plan Maintain close inventory of aircraft availability. This includes induction aircraft, “c” check aircraft, long term out of service aircraft and spare aircraft Coordinate with mai...
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