Description
flight planning
weather analysis
load calculation
regulatory review
client coordination
atc communication
The dispatcher will work closely with captains, the Operations Control Centre, air traffic control and airport staff to ensure each flight is properly planned, weighted, fueled and compliant with regulations before departure.
- Review routing, airport suitability, NOTAMs, regulatory restrictions and weather to ensure safe, scheduled flights.
- Discuss flight plans with the Captain to confirm suitability.
- Assess weather reports and relay hazards to pilots.
- Verify aircraft maintenance status and address any issues.
- Check aircraft weight, fuel and cargo loads.
- Coordinate client requirements, routing changes and delays with the Operations Control Centre.
- Communicate departure times and provide status updates to ATC and airport staff.
- Prepare and review the Operational Flight Plan (OFP) with the flight crew before departure.
- Make rapid, decisive decisions regarding safety, regulations and operational efficiency.
- Utilize advanced software, calculators, weather charts and loading reports.
- Apply strong analytical skills to interpret data and create accurate flight plans.
- Collaborate with dispatchers, pilots and OCC staff as a team player.
- Maintain prolonged concentration and focus on safety.
- Work on‑site in Edmonton with a 4‑days on/4‑days off or 1‑week on/1‑week off schedule.
Requirements
licensed dispatcher
canadian regulations
aviation weather
analytical skills
communication
pressure
As an experienced Licensed Type A Dispatcher/Flight Dispatcher, you will oversee the scheduling and dispatching of Summit aircraft with safety as the top priority. Summit Air, headquartered in Yellowknife, operates across Canada offering passenger charters, cargo transport, and customized flight solutions, and is expanding its fleet.
The position is based in Edmonton, AB, requiring on-site presence. Interested candidates can view a video about the team and apply online.
Successful candidates thrive under pressure, make rapid safety‑critical decisions, and possess strong analytical and technological skills. Excellent communication, teamwork and sustained concentration are essential.
- Operate effectively under pressure in a fast‑paced environment.
- Exhibit excellent communication with OCC, dispatchers and flight crew.
- Possess deep knowledge of Canadian Aviation Regulations, aviation weather, aircraft performance and systems.
Benefits
- Eligible for a relocation bonus when moving from another province or city.
- Receive a competitive total rewards package supporting physical, mental and financial wellbeing.
Training + Development
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