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TUS Airways is inviting candidates to submit their CV applications for the position of Flight Operations Assistant, based in the beautiful island of Cyprus!
Reporting to the Head of Operations Control, the Flight Operations Assistant is responsible for preparing, controlling, coordinating, and supervising the TUS Airways flight operations, providing support, briefing and assistance to the Commander in the safe conduct of the flight operations.
This position plays a vital role in the achievement of TUS Airways Safety, Security, Compliance and on Time Performance targets.
Take your career to new heights with TUS Airways by submitting your application to be our Flight Operations Assistant!
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Must maintain knowledge of current TUS AOC specifications and comply with such limitations / conditions
- Responsible for the overall oversight of all OCC activities during his or her shift
- Assisting the Commander, in flight preparation, providing operational information, preparing the operational and ATS flight plans, and filing the ATS flight plan with the appropriate ATS unit
- Providing the Commander, while in flight, with appropriate information that may be necessary for the safe conduct of the flight
- Analyzing operational conditions and identifying any opportunities that may impede or benefit operational capabilities, including, but not limited to, weather, facilities, Air Traffic Control, and aircraft performance
- Analyzing operational and meteorological conditions to evaluate and determine the safest and most efficient minimum fuel required for the flight for consideration by the commander
- Providing, when requested or deemed necessary, the Commander with a thorough and professional flight crew briefing, covering all significant information which may impact the operation of his or her flight
- Soliciting, interpreting, and maintaining current flight and airfield conditions reports to provide flight crews with the latest operational information
- In the event of an emergency, initiates procedures as outlined in the CRPM, while avoiding taking any action that would conflict with ATC procedures
- In the event of an emergency, conveys, by all available means, safety-related information to the Commander that may be necessary for the safe conduct of the flight, including information related to any amendments to the flight plan that become necessary during the course of flight
- Taking all necessary actions in case of emergencies, accidents or incidents
- Monitoring the progress of flights, and taking suitable action in case of diversions, flight delays, and unfavourable weather reports at departure and destination airfields, thereby minimising the reactionary effects on day-to-day operations
- Updating daily the Crew Flight and Duty time database
- Informing the Director of Flight Operations, or his or her deputy, of any discretion reports
- Ensuring that fight following is maintained on the operations of all Company aircraft
- Monitoring and implementing changes to aircraft mass and balance information in the software database and/or other relevant documents required for flight
- Ensuring that the flight and crew schedule is in accordance with the Company’s flight time limitations
- Initial screening of Flight Reports, and taking any necessary immediate action, as required
- Ensure understanding of, commitment to and compliance with the TUS Safety, Security and Compliance Policy
- Ensure that all safety, security and compliance requirements are observed
- Comply with EASA regulations, Cyprus DCA requirements, Company standards and procedures and local laws and regulations in all locations where operations are conducted
- Provide timely feedback to the organization with regards to any safety or security incidents or accidents, safety hazards or security threats through the Company reporting system
- Adhere to safety, security and compliance policies and procedures detailed in MSM and Company manuals
- Ensure compliance of Standard Operating Practices against relevant regulatory requirements and organization’s compliance requirements
- Commitment to TUS Air Fatigue Management program and principles
- Participate in CRPM exercises and deployments as per Company policies and procedures and in accordance with assigned duties as outlined in the TUS CRPM
- Any other duty as assigned by the Head of Operations Control
Requirements and Qualifications:
- Working experience as an assistant in OCC activities in commercial air transport; or experience in the airline aviation industry will be considered an asset
- Excellent command of the English language, both verbal and written
- Computer literate
- Organizational skills with a methodical and considerable approach to problem solving
- Must be able to demonstrate understanding of the importance of Safety and On Time Performance, with experience of working under his or her own initiative and under considerable pressure
- Be a strong supportive team player
- Have satisfactorily completed all company training requirements as prescribed in OM Part D
- Have demonstrated proficiency in the performance of the applicable OCC activities
- After a period of satisfactorily completion of all company training requirements, this role will operate in a shift roster pattern
Interested candidates should submit their CV and application by 16th November 2025.
Due to the large volume of applications only short-listed candidates will be called for the recruitment evaluation following the closing date as stated above.
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