Manager, Forecasting & Insights
The Manager (Network Planning) is responsible for traffic rights negotiations and the development of short to mid-term network and aircraft fleet plans. He/She collaborates with other managers to develop long-term plans and determines the impact of flight networks on aircraft fleet requirements. He arbitrates commercial terms of contracts with internal and external stakeholders and takes charge of the schedule planning processes to secure arrival and departure time slots. He also attends world slot guideline conferences to negotiate slot coordination with external stakeholders. He modifies and recommends products and services to meet customers needs and cultivates close working relationships with airport agencies, authorities, customers and vendors. The Manager (Network Planning) has exceptional analytical skills and good commercial acumen to develop innovative solutions that can overcome tactical problems pertaining to network planning and scheduling. He participates in conferences and negotiations. He is detail-oriented and has deep industry expertise to anticipate customer needs. Furthermore, he possesses outstanding verbal and written communication skills for negotiating with senior internal and external stakeholders to meet the network optimisation plans of the organisation.
AirAsia