Key responsibilities
Operations managers are responsible for both air traffic and ground operations control. They manage the scheduling and discuss it with the in-flight departments. The operations managers handle scheduling of pilot or crew trainings as well as the filing of background checks and medical reports.
Generic skills
- Organisational
- Communication
- Leadership
- Interpersonal
- Critical thinking
- Problem solving
Priority skills
- Ability to meet deadlines
- Willingness to work shift hours
- Knowledge of network computer systems
- Conflict resolution
Career progression
- Airline flight operations
- Airline commercial management
TAFE
University
- University of South Australia, Bachelor of Aviation (Aviation Management)
- Griffth University, Master of Aviation Management
- Griffith University, Graduate Certificate of Aviation Management
- Griffith University, Graduate Certificate in Airport Management
- Griffith University, Bachelor of Aviation Management
- University of Southern Queensland, Master of Aviation Management
- University of Southern Queensland, Graduate Diploma of Aviation Management
- University of Southern Queensland, Graduate Certificate of Aviation Management
- University of Southern Queensland, Bachelor of Aviation (Aviation Management)
- University of Southern Queensland, Bachelor of Business and Commerce (Aviation Management and Safety)
- Swinburne University, Master of Aviation Management
- Swinburne University, Graduate Diploma of Aviation (Aviation Maangement)
- Swinburne University, Graduate Certificate of Aviation (Aviation Management)
- Swinburne University, Bachelor of Aviation Management
- RMIT University, Master of Science (Aviation)
- RMIT University, Bachelor of Applied Science (Aviation)
- University of New South Wales, Master of Aviation Management
- University of New South Wales, Graduate Diploma of Aviation Management
- University of New South Wales, Bachelor of Aviation (Aviation Management)
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