Flight Following/Dispatch

Air T Inc•Denver, NC

9d•$20 - $27•Hybrid

About The Position

The Flight Follower/Aircraft Dispatcher serves as a Flight Follower in the Operations Control Center (OCC). The primary mission of the OCC is to manage the airline's operations with the highest degree of safety and efficiency. This role involves leading Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs), Irregular Operations (IROPS), and ensuring the best customer service through effective planning and communication.

Requirements

High school diploma or GED required.
Valid FAA Part 121 Aircraft Dispatcher Certificate.
Ability to pass a 10-year criminal history and background check.
Able to pass a DOT drug screen and be enrolled in the company Drug and Alcohol Testing Program.
Working knowledge of Microsoft Office programs (Outlook, Excel, Word).
Excellent written and oral communication.
Time management skills, organization, and the ability to prioritize tasks.

Nice To Haves

Previous Part 121 airline operations experience preferred.

Responsibilities

Plans, releases and monitors flights in accordance with applicable Federal Regulations and Mountain Air Cargo, Inc. (MAC) policies and procedures.
Monitors the status of all company flights from pre-flight planning through departure until completion of the flight.
Works in a team environment with a positive attitude.
Collects and disseminates weather and aeronautical information to flight crews.
Ensures all ground handling, deicing, fuel, landing/departure slots, and landing/overfly permits are in order prior to releasing a flight.
Identifies, anticipates, and takes corrective action to minimize actual/potential delays due to weather, scheduling, operations, crew legality, maintenance issues, or any other operational disruption.
Advises appropriate personnel of potential/actual delays and conditions affecting safety of flight.
Coordinates with Maintenance Control to ensure aircraft status will permit the intended operation to be conducted safely and in accordance with applicable ATC, government regulations, and international policies.
Ensures that MEL/CDL limitations or restrictions are evaluated and complied with.
Determines airport suitability/risk assessment.
Maintains a shift log for recording key data for all assigned flights and missions.
Complies with all applicable federal/state health and safety regulations.