Miami Hub Manager Position Opening

Pilots,

SPA is seeking members interested in becoming the Hub Manager for the MIA Hub. Reprinted below is the SOP description of the hub manager duties, but do not be intimidated or restricted by this. We will happily work with any SPA member who has the time and energy and willingness to contribute in keeping St. Paul Airlines one of the best VA's available.

To quote Yoland in an earlier correspondence, "Every hub manager...[is] totally free to develop his own hub, add new schedule and create events...
Of course it takes time and commitment, but it also brings lots of satisfaction".

If you enjoy flying here at SPA and wish to volunteer to contribute and perhaps make it even better - then this is your opportunity!

If you have any interest or questions regarding this position opening, please contact me directly via email.

Thank you in advance for your consideration,

John Rogers
Human Resources/Webmaster
St. Paul Airlines
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Hub Manager: The Hub Manager is responsible for Hub Operations. Their duties include, but are not limited to, updating the roster, providing assistance to their pilots, administrative tasks, Hub Schedule updating, and anything else that may come up that deals with their Hub. This person will report directly to the VP of Operations. Since the Hub Manager is the backbone of the SPA Management, the following criteria will be observed when considering a pilot for this position:

a.Time with the airline: The prospective candidate shall have at a minimum 90 days time in service with SPA.

b.Assignment Record: The prospective candidate shall have a record of on-time completion of flight assignments, as attested to by their current Hub Manager.

c.Knowledge of Procedures: The prospective candidate shall demonstrate, either through training or through testing, a thorough knowledge of SPA procedures and documented in this SOP.

I'd encourage any of our MSP pilots to consider volunteering for the MIA Hub job. It really isn't that much work and it can be a lot of fun. And I'd be happy to get you started.

Mike

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