FLYINGGROUP, one of Europe’s leading business jet operators, has a vacancy for a Junior Flight Care Agent at the main office in Antwerp.The Junior Flight Care Agent is a member of the Operational Control Centre Team. The main OCC activities are the planning and preparation of FLYINGGROUP’s flights. The OCC supports our global operations and our business is rapidly growing. We are expanding our worldwide activity and are looking for Junior Flight Care Agents.Your goalYou will be joining our OCC Flight Care Department which always strives to make the most informed decisions and provide top-quality service to our clients, making our company stand out from the rest.Your duties and responsibilitiesThe planning and preparation of all FLYINGGROUP’s flights, including VIP catering arrangements, Customer transportation, keeping PAX details and formalities up to date and performing detailed feasibility checks, taking appropriate action to tackle any irregularity. You provide good support to the Senior Flight Care Agent in completing other tasks as assigned.Your profile
The Flight Care Agent is highly Customer minded and pays full attention to the particulars of each Customer.
Good communication skills, meaning an excellent (spoken and written) knowledge of Dutch and English and good knowledge of French.
You are well organized, stress-resistant, and able to multitask while maintaining a calm composure and working with continuously changing flight schedules.
You are highly self-motivated with a proactive approach and like to work in a team.
You have good geographical knowledge.
You have good computer knowledge: Word, Excel.
Experience in aviation is a must, experience in business aviation is a plus
Have a good base of aviation terminology and IATA and ICAO codes.
You are flexible, willing to work in shifts and during weekends.
Local resident is preferable.
OfferWe offer a full-time position with a salary matching your qualifications. The work schedule is flexible in shifts and will include weekend shifts. Training "in-house".
