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Crew Scheduler
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Description:
Prepares and completes all daily operational duties, including accessing and scanning Sabre listings of crew coverage and requirements for both the current and following day,
arranging/canceling crew hotel and travel requirements, monitoring originating crew
sign-in's and communication with crewmembers
regarding their schedule.
Requirements:
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Work rotating shifts seven days per week including holidays.
Overtime may be required with minimum advance notice.
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Read, write, fluently speak and understand the
English language. Must be able to read, understand and comprehend both the Flight Attendant and Pilot labor agreements.
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Work in a
high stress environment.
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Arrange,
revise and cancel crew hotel and travel requirements.
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Speak clearly over the telephone and be understood by crewmembers regarding contractual and FAR limitations.
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Ability to memorize computer entry codes and city codes.
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Ability to understand the 24-hour clock conversation with crewmembers.
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Scheduler Interview
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Tell us about yourself.
Focus on the aspects of your experience that apply to this position.
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Why you are interested in the position?
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What type of person do you think it takes to do this job?
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Describe yourself in one word.
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What three things do you look for in a work environment?
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If you could change one thing about yourself what would it be?
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How do you handle stress?
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You have a pilot whom you must inform that
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