Flight Training Scheduler - Shape Pilot Readiness

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american airlinesSt Paul (MN)

Training and Development Specialists Scheduled Passenger Air Transportation

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About the role

American Airlines is seeking a Scheduler, Flight Training to manage the daily calendar for pilots and instructors, organize ground school and simulator sessions, and coordinate training across the Integrated Operations Division. The role requires a Bachelor's degree and strong coordination, with responsibilities including FAA service coordination, training administration, and data management to ensure timely and compliant flight training programs.

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