VIP & Passenger Charter Broker - Middle East
menskaNew York (NY)
About the role
Location
Middle East
Negotiable DOE
Client
Anambitious private aviation business based in the Gulf region, delivering high-touch VIP charter services to an international client base. With continued growth underway, they’re building a commercially driven team to help shape the next stage of the business.
The role:
We’re looking for an experienced VIP & Passenger Charter Brokerwith 3–5 years’ private jet brokerage experienceto join a growing commercial team. This is a hands-on role combining client development with full-cycle charter broking, from initial enquiry and aircraft sourcing through to negotiation, booking and trip completion. Develop new VIP and private charter clients. Manage charter enquiries from initial request through to completion. Source suitable aircraft and operator solutions. Prepare quotations and negotiate commercial terms. Build strong relationships across the operator market. Manage client relationships and provide a high-touch service throughout. Support live trips, changes and last-minute requirements. Work towards agreed revenue, margin and conversion targets. We're looking for someone who has:
3–5 years’ experience within private jet brokerage. Strong aircraft and operator market knowledge. Commercial confidence with pricing, negotiation and margin. A track record of developing and maintaining client relationships. Excellent communication and client-service skills. A proactive, commercially driven approach. Menska's thoughts:
A great opportunity for an established charter broker to join anambitious private aviation business with international reach. We’re particularly interested in commercially driven brokers who know the private jet market, can build lasting client relationships and are confident managing the full charter process from enquiry to flight
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