Aviation Program Manager: Aircraft Maintenance Lead

Coca-Cola inc; Atlanta (GA); On-site; USD 90,000 - 140,000; Full time

Job summary

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking an Aircraft Program Manager to lead the maintenance and technical support program for a designated aircraft, rotating among the fleet annually. You will oversee maintenance planning, budgeting, and records, ensuring compliance with FAA requirements and company standards.

Ideal candidates have at least 7 years in business aviation, an FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate (IA preferred), NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician credentials, and a track record in

Qualifications

• Minimum of 7 years of experience, preferably in business aviation.
• FAA – Airframe and Powerplant certificate required; Inspection Authorization preferred.

Responsibilities

• Optimize aircraft dispatch reliability and operational availability.
• Ensure timely scheduling and maintenance actions to minimize impact on flight schedule.
• Provide oversight of inspections, repairs and modifications.
• Perform maintenance, preventive maintenance and inspections per Company and FAA standards.
• Prepare annual aircraft maintenance budget including OPEX and CAPEX recommendations.
• Serve as a technical resource and SME for the assigned aircraft type.
• Review and ensure all aircraft records entries comply with Company and FAA requirements.
• Develop maintenance work scopes, obtain proposals and review invoices for accuracy.
• Build and maintain strong vendor and industry relationships.
• Serve as Maintenance POC on the after-hours call team.

Skills

Leadership

Project management

Communication

Aviation systems

NCATT Certification

Job description

The Coca-Cola Company is seeking an Aircraft Program Manager to lead the maintenance and technical support program for a designated aircraft, rotating among the fleet annually. You will oversee maintenance planning, budgeting, and records, ensuring compliance with FAA requirements and company standards.

Ideal candidates have at least 7 years in business aviation, an FAA Airframe and Powerplant certificate (IA preferred), NCATT Aircraft Electronics Technician credentials, and a track record in