The Sales Director identifies, develops, and converts new aircraft management opportunities through relationship-driven business development. They manage the entire sales lifecycle from initial prospect identification and proposal delivery to contract execution and operational transition.
The Aviation Dispatcher serves as the central point of communication for flight operations, ensuring all flights comply with FAA regulations and company policies. They are responsible for arranging trip logistics, monitoring flight status, and providing support to flight crews and clients.
The Flight Coordinator acts as the central point of contact for scheduling aircraft and crews for clients and maintenance personnel. Responsibilities include arranging trip logistics, managing international permits, and monitoring flight and duty time limitations for regulatory compliance.
The analyst is responsible for implementing quality assurance policies and ensuring aircraft maintenance complies with FARs and Part 135 regulations. This includes conducting internal and vendor audits and monitoring the effectiveness of the maintenance program via the CASS Program.
Coordinates and schedules aircraft maintenance and inspections to ensure compliance with company manuals and FAA regulations. Audits maintenance paperwork and monitors tracking programs to ensure correct work scope and qualified personnel.
Responsible for performing maintenance on assigned aircraft and ensuring compliance with airworthiness standards and company policies. Duties include maintenance tracking, long-term planning, and managing financial costs associated with operations.
