Station Manager Miami Airport

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travel placement serviceMiami (FL)

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers Other Airport Operations

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About the role

Station Manager Leading International Airline is seeking a Station Manager at Miami International Airport to lead and oversee all ground handling operations, ensuring excellence in service delivery, safety, and compliance with SLAs and regulatory standards. This pivotal role involves managing third-party providers, representing the airline to local authorities, supporting passengers during disruptions, and driving team performance for optimal customer satisfaction.

Key Responsibilities: Supervise all aspects of ground handling and passenger service Monitor operational performance and safety compliance Coordinate with OCC, HUB, and local authorities Ensure baggage handling SLA compliance and manage incident reporting Lead and coach the station team to meet quality and efficiency goals

Requirements: Bachelor's degree in Airport Operations, Tourism, or related field Minimum 5 years' experience in airline or handling roles (Duty Officer, Supervisor, etc.)Strong leadership, operational, and customer service skills Proficient in airport safety regulations and load control Fluent in English (spoken and written)Join us and be part of a leading airline committed to excellence and continuous improvement.

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