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United Airlines
Aircraft Router
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What they do
An Aircraft Fueler fuels planes and jets at an airport. Operates fuel trucks and equipment and manages specific fuels required for aircraft. Monitors fueling equipment for mechanical problems.
$50,853 / year median in Illinois
Job Description
Achieving our goals starts with supporting yours. Grow your career, access top-tier health and wellness benefits, build lasting connections with your team and our customers, and travel the world using our extensive route network. Come join us to create what's next. Let's define tomorrow, together. Description Our Network Operations team works around the clock running United's global operation, safely, reliably and efficiently. From dispatching and routing our fleet to coordinating with maintenance line planning and crew scheduling, this team makes caring connections with our internal customers and ultimately, United's customers. From pushback to landing, the Network Operations team is the eyes and ears on the ground no matter where in the world your United flight takes you. Job overview and responsibilities Aircraft routers are key operational roles in the NOC who are responsible for critical decisions ensuring the flight schedule is executed and maintained for operational excellence and minimizing disruptions to customers, internal and external partners. Routers ensure aircraft are planned appropriately to prevent and mitigate flight delays caused by aircraft availability. By monitoring current and future planned aircraft routings, Aircraft routers ensure flight schedule integrity by working collaboratively with operational teams and leaders to negotiate and influence operational performance. Closely work with NOC and other operations teams to develop and implement plans for United's fleet of aircraft, for current and future operations such as scheduled flying, irregular operations, charters, special events Develops strategies with maintenance teams to route aircraft for planned and unplanned maintenance needs, enabling aircraft transitions Improving fleet health, and reducing possible disruptions due to aircraft availability Plan aircraft ensuring compliance with regulatory requirements and performance restrictions Collaborate with stations to ensure efficient aircraft routings which support aircraft towing, parking, and servicing needs