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Edmonton, Alberta
Flair Airlines is Canada’s leading value carrier, founded in 2017 to bring competition and lower fares to a market long dominated by a small number of airlines. From the outset, Flair has focused on making air travel more accessible and affordable for Canadians, while raising the bar on reliability and the customer experience. Flair serves more than 25 destinations across Canada and North America with a fleet of 20 Boeing 737 aircraft. Visit flyflair.com for more information. Flair Airlines est le principal transporteur à valeur ajoutée du Canada, fondé en 2017 pour introduire la concurrence et réduire les tarifs sur un marché longtemps dominé par un petit nombre de compagnies aériennes. Dès le départ, Flair s’est concentré sur la mise en place de mesures pour rendre le voyage aérien plus accessible et abordable pour les Canadiens, tout en améliorant la fiabilité et l’expérience client. Flair dessert plus de 25 destinations à travers le Canada et l’Amérique du Nord avec une flotte de 20 avions Boeing 737. Visitez flyflair.com pour plus d’informations.
Hybrid · Toronto
The Product Coordinator will support the development and management of hotel and destination portfolios by coordinating contracts, rates, and product information. They will collaborate with internal teams and external partners to ensure all product data is accurate, competitive, and ready for distribution across sales channels.
On-site · Toronto
The Pricing and Yield Analyst will maximize revenue by optimizing pricing, inventory, and forecasting across a portfolio of routes. They will also collaborate with cross-functional teams to align pricing strategies with commercial objectives and conduct market analysis to inform decision-making.
On-site · Toronto
The Maintenance Control Supervisor provides leadership to the Maintenance Control Centre, ensuring all activities comply with regulatory requirements and operational priorities. They offer technical guidance on aircraft defects and coordinate with cross-functional teams to maintain fleet safety and availability.
On-site · Toronto
The Vendor Coordinator manages the day-to-day performance and service standards of external customer support vendors. This role involves monitoring call quality, auditing bookings, identifying performance trends, and collaborating with vendor leadership to implement action plans.
On-site · Toronto
The Duty Officer oversees day-of flight operations and coordinates with various departments to manage irregular operations and ensure schedule efficiency. They act as a primary point of escalation for operational issues and maintain accurate documentation and reporting for the System Operations Control Centre.
On-site · Toronto
The People Business Partner provides strategic and day-to-day HR guidance, partnering with leaders to support business performance and effective people practices. The role manages employee and labour relations, organizational effectiveness, and change management initiatives across an assigned portfolio.
On-site · Toronto
The Operations Coordinator supports the SOCC team by overseeing daily airline operations, ensuring regulatory compliance, and managing real-time disruptions. They act as a primary point of contact for internal and external stakeholders to maintain operational integrity and efficiency.
On-site · Toronto
The Talent Acquisition Partner leads full-cycle recruitment across Crew and Non-Crew functions, managing portfolios that include operational, technical, and high-volume roles. They partner with hiring managers to develop recruitment strategies, build talent pipelines, and ensure staffing requirements align with operational timelines.
On-site · Calgary
The First Officer is responsible for the safe and efficient operation of Boeing 737 aircraft in accordance with regulatory requirements and company procedures. They assist the Pilot-in-Command with pre-flight preparation, in-flight duties, and post-flight tasks while maintaining clear communication with operational teams.
On-site · Calgary
The Airframe Systems Engineer provides technical support for aircraft airframe systems, including troubleshooting, maintenance oversight, and reliability improvements. The role involves developing engineering orders, managing retrofit campaigns, and ensuring compliance with regulatory and manufacturer requirements.
On-site · Toronto
The Maintenance Controller oversees line maintenance activities to ensure aircraft airworthiness, safety, and regulatory compliance. They act as the central point of contact for operational teams to coordinate maintenance, manage aircraft swaps, and support recovery plans during irregular operations.
