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Sirio, a premier global aircraft management company, is looking for a Flight Coordination Officer to join our dynamic team. This position will be based at our offices in Milan, Italy. With over 40 years of experience and a vital member of the Directional Aviation Portfolio, we have created a reputation for excellence in managing a fleet of nearly 20 aircraft. Our success is attributed to the dedication of our team of over 100 talented aviation professionals, strategically positioned around the world.
What Impact Will You Have?
As a Flight Coordination Officer, you will serve as the client’s expert for all aspects of their aircraft operation. Working as the central point between the owners, our internal teams, the flight crew and our world class global and tactical operations center,
a Flight Coordination Officer works to flawlessly execute personalized and unique travel experiences. The role is highly dynamic, requiring seamless integration of three core pillars of the business: Dispatch Operations, Client Services & Charter Sales. Our Flight Coordination Officers serve as the vital link between aircraft owners, charter clients, flight crews, and global ground partners, always ensuring the highest standards of safety. The heart of this role is well established and has a clear path for development. Sirio is evolving and scaling at an exciting pace and we are specifically seeking individuals who are ready to evolve with us.
Overview of Responsibilities
- Full-scope planning of all client schedules, consistently anticipating needs and expectations to effectively prepare an itinerary, confirm arrival and departure reservations, verify travel documentation & catering requests, arrange ground transportation and ensure delivery of any special re
📌 Flight Coordination Officer (Milano)
🏢 Sirio
📍 Milano