Aviation operations specialist vs flight operation coordinator

Differences between aviation operations specialist and flight operation coordinator duties and responsibilities

Aviation operations specialist example responsibilities.

• Personalize and manage a customer SQL network database to consolidate all incoming orders from different marketplaces.
• Implement training by using PowerPoint.
• Review and post notice to airman (NOTAMS) for flight conditions.
• Ensure that all aircraft operational matters are within manufacturers, FAA and company limits.
• Plan flights with consideration of weather, NOTAMS, aircraft capabilities, mission requirements, company requirements and aircraft airworthiness.
• Train all new department hires in safety and fueling operations, including training in company standards and policies and FAA regulations.
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Flight operation coordinator example responsibilities.

• Schedule flight crews for assignments, mange corporate aircraft fleet, manage charter customer base, manage record keeping for FAA requirements
• Review and monitor all weather conditions, MEL, CDL, aircraft performance limitations, and any potential hazards.
• Generate flight releases in accordance with the FARs while ensuring the safe operation of flights.
• Joint responsibility with the PIC for the preflight planning, delay and dispatch of a flight in compliance with FARs.
• Dispatch flights as non-ETOPS , 120- , 180- or 207 minute ETOPS as applicable to the route of flight.
• Experience with aeronautical communication tools including SITA and ARINC.
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