Aviation Environmental & Global Policy Lead

Aerospace-Industries-Association; Arlington (VA); On-site; USD 75,000 - 85,000; Full time

Job summary

Aerospace Industries Association is seeking a Senior Manager, Civil Aviation Environmental, and Global Policy to set strategic direction and priorities in environmental aviation policy. The role includes coordinating industry consensus positions, advancing sustainable aviation fuel concepts, emissions and noise policy, and supporting the sustainable use of chemicals in aerospace.

The position will engage with ICCAIA, ICAO, FAA, NASA, EPA, and other agencies to advocate effective regulatory

Qualifications

• Five+ years in aerospace-related government, association or corporate roles.
• Experience developing regulatory or legislative positions on civil aircraft or environmental issues.
• Experience drafting policy papers, comment letters, and briefing materials.

Responsibilities

• Support Environmental Committee and integrate programs across AIA (20%).
• Coordinate subcommittees on environmental policy and liaise with FAA, NASA, EPA.
• Draft white papers and articles; contribute to newsletters and communications on environmental developments.
• Engage with ICCAIA, ICAO, CAEP meetings and international organizations to represent AIA.

Skills

Aerospace policy experience

Policy development

Regulatory and legislative policy

Advocacy and consensus building

Communication and persuasion

FAA/DOT/EPA exposure

Education

Bachelor's degree in aviation/aerospace or public policy

Job description

Aerospace Industries Association is seeking a Senior Manager, Civil Aviation Environmental, and Global Policy to set strategic direction and priorities in environmental aviation policy. The role includes coordinating industry consensus positions, advancing sustainable aviation fuel concepts, emissions and noise policy, and supporting the sustainable use of chemicals in aerospace.

The position will engage with ICCAIA, ICAO, FAA, NASA, EPA, and other agencies to advocate effective regulatory