STATION SUPERVISOR BASED AT AUCKLAND PART -TIME POSITION: 10 hours per week

Aircalin; Auckland; On-site; NZD 25,000 - 35,000; Part time

Benefits offered by this job

Dynamic airport environment

Work with international stakeholders

Be part of a recognized airline

Job summary

An international airline seeks a part-time Station Supervisor based at Auckland to oversee operations on the Nouméa–Auckland route. Responsibilities include supervising ground handling, monitoring performance, and ensuring compliance with safety regulations. Ideal candidates should have airport operations experience, good communication skills, and a firm understanding of IATA procedures. The position requires approximately 10 hours of work per week, primarily on flight days, and applicants must have the legal right to work in New Zealand.

Qualifications

• Proven experience in airport operations, ground handling, or airline supervision.
• Familiarity with reservation systems.
• Solid understanding of IATA procedures.

Responsibilities

• Represent Aircalin at Auckland Airport and act as the main point of contact for local partners.
• Supervise ground handling operations in accordance with Aircalin procedures.
• Monitor on-time performance and report incidents or deviations.

Skills

Airport operations experience

Knowledge of ramp and ground handling operations

Communication skills

Analytical skills

Proficiency in English

Tools

Amadeus

ALTEA DC

Job description

STATION SUPERVISOR BASED AT AUCKLAND PART -TIME POSITION: 10 hours per week

Aircalin, New Caledonia’s international airline, operates long-haul and regional services across the Pacific, connecting Nouméa with key destinations including New Zealand, Australia, France and the wider Asia-Pacific region. Recognised for its modern fleet and high operational standards, Aircalin combines international aviation expertise with a strong Pacific identity, offering a professional, safety-driven, and multicultural working environment.

We are seeking a part time Station Supervisor based at Auckland (AKL) to oversee operations for our Nouméa–Auckland–Nouméa route.

If you are passionate about the aviation industry and thrive in a dynamic, multicultural environment, this role is for you!

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

• Represent Aircalin at Auckland Airport and act as the main point of contact for local partners.
• Supervise ground handling operations (passenger, ramp, load control, catering, and cleaning) in accordance with Aircalin procedures and international aviation regulations.
• Monitor on-time performance and operational irregularities, and report incidents or deviations.
• Ensure compliance with safety, security, and quality standards.
• Coordinate with Operations Control, Commercial, and Customer Service teams at head office.
• Manage flight documentation, operational reports, and post-flight feedback.
• Support customer service recovery in case of delays, disruptions, or irregular operations.

PROFILE & REQUIREMENTS

• Proven experience in airport operations, ground handling, or airline supervision.
• Good knowledge of ramp and ground handling operations.
• Familiarity with reservation systems (Amadeus & ALTEA DC)
• Solid understanding of IATA procedures
• Ability to supervise subcontractors effectively
• Strong communication and coordination skills.
• Ability to work independently and make operational decisions on site
• Proficiency in English (written and spoken); French is an advantage.
• Analytical and synthesis skills

WORK CONDITIONS

• Part-time position: approximately 10 hours per week, mainly on flight days.
• Based at Auckland Airport.
• Occasional flexibility required in case of operational disruptions.

WHY JOIN AIRCALIN?

• Represent an international airline in a strategic Pacific hub.
• Work in a dynamic airport environment with international stakeholders.
• Be part of a professional airline recognised for safety and service quality.

HOW TO APPLY?

Applicants should have the legal right to work in New Zeleand.

Please email your CV with a cover letter to [e-mail] Applications close on 22 February 2026.