Manager of Aviation

• The Manager of Aviation oversees the strategic, operational, financial, and regulatory aspects of a family office aviation program.

• Key responsibilities include developing an aviation strategy, advising on aircraft acquisition, and conducting mission analysis.

• The role involves oversight of both domestic and international flight operations, ensuring compliance with crew duty regulations, and maintaining vendor relationships.

• The manager ensures adherence to regulatory bodies such as FAA, ICAO, and TSA, and maintains a robust Safety Management System (SMS).

• Responsibilities also include aircraft maintenance oversight, compliance with airworthiness directives, and coordinating AOG response.

• Crew management entails recruiting qualified aviation professionals, overseeing training, and maintaining confidentiality.

• Financial duties include developing an aviation budget, managing aircraft maintenance and acquisitions, and negotiating contracts with vendors.

• The position requires a bachelor's degree and a minimum of 10 years in executive aviation leadership, with preferences for ATP license and CAM certification.

• Benefits include paid time off, flexible spending options, health insurance, and a 401(k) matching program.