Network Controller

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Job Description

Role Mission The Network Controller coordinates activities related to the daily organization of Air Transat flights, including codeshare and connecting flight programs. This person plays a key role in managing irregular operations and supports the Operations Managers to ensure smooth and efficient operations.

Responsibilities

  • Set daily priorities for codeshare and connecting flight programs.
  • Communicate directives and priorities to relevant departments within the Integrated Operations Center (IOC).
  • Monitor codeshare flight programs in Altea and ensure accurate updates.
  • Analyze baggage projection modules, identify restrictions, and adjust flight schedules with approval.
  • Compile data and statistics for the daily operations report.
  • Update delay reasons in AIMS and coordinate with internal teams.
  • Coordinate flight schedules between all Air Transat internal departments and monitor airport activities.
  • Assist the Operations Manager during irregular operations, delays, schedule changes and ensure the smooth running of operations.
Qualifications
  • College diploma or equivalent in a relevant field.
  • Minimum of 5 years of experience in a similar role or 7 years in areas such as flight dispatch, crew assignment office, or passenger support services.
  • Strong analytical skills and ability to make complex decisions.
  • Knowledge of AIMS and Altéa systems (an asset).
  • Leadership and ability to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams.
  • Oral and written fluency in French and English *
Additional Information * A good knowledge of French is required for positions in Quebec. The incumbent will be required to communicate and collaborate frequently in English, both orally and in writing, with colleagues, customers, and other stakeholders in Quebec, the rest of Canada, and internationally.

Employment Equity

At Transat, we foster an environment where inclusiveness, respect and equity reign. We endeavour to build a workforce that reflects the diversity of our customers as well as the communities to which we travel. We encourage women, members of visible minorities, ethnic minorities, aboriginal peoples as well as people with disabilities to submit their candidacy.

Transat will accommodate people with disabilities throughout the recruitment and selection process. If you require an accommodation, please contact us in order to work together in meeting adequately your needs.

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