Assistant Aviation Operations Manager

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american flyersScottsdale (AZ)
First-Line Supervisors of Air Crew MembersOther Support Activities for Air Transportation

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Assistant Aviation Operations ManagerNationally recognized flight school in business for over 80 years seeks Assistant Aviation Operations Manager. This position is a key role in the success of our company, enabling you to gain experience in all aspects of our flight training operations to eventually prepare you for a school manager opportunity. Our Assistant Operations Manager provides support to our customer service, sales, flight instructors, and maintenance staff in order to ensure the continued success of our students and employees.QualificationsMust possess superior verbal, written, organizational, and problem solving skills.Ability to focus on developing and refining your skills with the support of school leadership in order to gain experience for future growth.Requires applicant to be proactive in all aspects of problem solving with a can do attitude.Flexibility and willingness to relocate as growth opportunity arises required.Aviation experience preferred.BenefitsAdvancement based upon performance and opportunities for both career and compensation advancement which include earned commissions and bonuses.Group Medical Insurance Program401K with company contributions & Life Insurance Program.Paid vacations and holidaysTraining regarding company procedures and education on our flight programs provided. Starting compensation commiserate with experience.

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