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Dispatcher

Scottsdale, AZ · On-site

$55K/yr

We are looking for an experienced Aircraft Dispatcher or Flight Coordinator to support our ... Scheduling flights under Part 135 and Part 91 requirements. * Selection of appropriate airports ...

Flight Coordinator

Boston, MA · On-site

$35K - $50K/yr

... to be a part of! The heart of our business has always been our Country Specialists. These ... Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Flight Coordinator will be responsible for providing ...

... to be a part of! The heart of our business has always been our Country Specialists. These ... Reporting to the Operations Manager, the Flight Coordinator will be responsible for providing ...

... training schedule coordination and recurrent training tracking. * Respond to operational ... Strong working knowledge of FAA regulations (Part 135, Part 91, flight time/duty limitations)

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How much do part 91 flight coordinator jobs pay per hour?

As of Aug 8, 2026, the average hourly pay for part 91 flight coordinator in the United States is $22.88, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $19.23 and $25.72 per hour, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What is the difference between Part 91 Flight Coordinator vs Part 135 Flight Coordinator?

AspectPart 91 Flight CoordinatorPart 135 Flight Coordinator
CertificationsTypically requires FAA certifications such as Flight Dispatcher or equivalentRequires similar certifications, often including FAA Flight Dispatcher license
Work EnvironmentSupports private, non-commercial flights under Part 91 regulationsSupports commercial charter flights under Part 135 regulations
Employer & Industry UsagePrivate aircraft owners, corporate flight departmentsCharter operators, commercial flight companies

While both roles involve coordinating flights and ensuring safety compliance, Part 91 Flight Coordinators focus on private, non-commercial flights, whereas Part 135 Flight Coordinators handle commercial charter operations. The certifications and work environments differ mainly based on the regulatory framework governing the flights.

What skills and qualifications are needed to thrive as a Part 91 flight coordinator?

To excel as a Part 91 Flight Coordinator, you need a solid understanding of aviation regulations, flight planning, and logistics, often backed by experience in flight operations or an aviation degree. Familiarity with flight scheduling software, weather tracking systems, and FAA regulations is typically required. Strong communication, problem-solving abilities, and attention to detail distinguish top performers in this role. These skills ensure safe, efficient, and compliant flight operations, supporting both crew and passenger needs.

What is a Part 91 flight coordinator?

Part 91 Flight Coordinators are professionals responsible for managing and supporting the operations of aircraft flights that fall under Part 91 of the Federal Aviation Regulations, which covers general aviation and non-commercial flights in the United States. Their duties typically include flight planning, scheduling, ensuring regulatory compliance, coordinating with pilots and crew, and managing logistics such as weather briefings and fuel arrangements. They help ensure safe, efficient, and smooth operations for private or corporate aircraft owners and operators. This role requires strong organizational skills, aviation knowledge, and attention to detail.

What challenges do Part 91 flight coordinators face when managing flight schedules and crew logistics?

Part 91 Flight Coordinators often juggle last-minute schedule changes, weather disruptions, and evolving client requests. Coordinators must maintain constant communication with pilots, maintenance teams, and passengers to ensure every detail aligns smoothly, which can become complex when multiple flights are in progress. Additionally, balancing regulatory compliance with the flexibility expected in Part 91 operations requires attention to detail and proactive problem-solving. The role demands excellent multitasking skills and the ability to adapt quickly to changing circumstances.
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Infographic showing various Part 91 Flight Coordinator job openings in the United States as of August 2026, with employment types broken down into 1% As Needed, 82% Full Time, 14% Part Time, 1% Temporary, and 2% Contract. Highlights an 83% Physical, 1% Hybrid, and 16% Remote job distribution, with an average salary of $47,581 per year, or $22.9 per hour.

Airline Catering Flight Coordinator 1

Abby's Catering

Grapevine, TX • On-site

Full-time

PTO

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Job description

Flight Coordinator

Abby's Catering has been providing one-of-a-kind culinary and hospitality experience since opening in 1980. Our customers are high profile passengers visiting or residing in Houston. Celebrities, government officials, head of states, secretaries, industry leaders, all traveling out of Houston aboard private, corporate, and commercial aircrafts are part of Abby's valued circle of customers. Abby's also provides exclusive gourmet delights for corporate offices, private and corporate events as well as food service management contracts.

Our Flight Coordinator is responsible for all activities to ensure smooth & efficient running of the daily inflight catering delivery operation, providing the highest standard of service by controlling and liaising closely with the personnel in the relevant internal departments & our customers. He/She initiates special projects to improve the effectiveness & efficiency of the overall inflight catering preparation and delivery to fulfill the requirements of our customers' specific procedures. This is a fast pace environment that requires a hands-on approach to inflight catering needs, including actively loading the aircraft with the driver force. Our Flight Coordinator is a quick thinker and effective decision maker. We pride ourselves in delivering the highest quality of customer service. The requirements include assisting to complete the catering for the flights. Our Flight Coordinator must be flexible and punctual according to the ARRIVAL and DEPARTURE times of our commercial airline customers.

Reports to: Flight Coordinator Supervisor

Essential functions:

  • Ensure that the assigned flights are delivered according to the customer requirements in the most efficient and safe way to satisfy the quality standards of the company
  • Perform a thorough pre-flight check using the respective customer or internal check list(s)
  • Ensure punctual catering provision of each flight
  • Ensure correct number of meals for each provisioned flight, keeping overprovisioning ato minimum level
  • Assist drivers with flight loading, making sure all stowing positions are correct
  • Ensure correct handover to the aircraft crew
  • Ensure all goods sold per flight are captured and forwarded to the account manager
  • Making sure delivery notes are signed by crew
  • Handover signed delivery notes to account manager
  • Produce the daily catering delivery report and statistics; distribute accordingly to internal rules
  • Produce worksheets, labels, production sheets for the production departments for them having the most updated information at all time
  • Follow all incoming operational communication from the customers
  • Work up all incoming operational information and communicate to the effected departments with the max. urgency and according to the internal company rules
  • Control the conversion of the communicated operational information in form of a follow-up system
  • Constantly control within the consigned areas to ensure that the requirements of hygiene, quality and safety standards are fulfilled
  • Improve constantly the services to our customers
  • Identify problematic areas within the consigned sectors, inform the account manager
  • Ensure correct dead-head packing for each single flight as well as overall equipment balance to fulfil customers demands and to avoid overstocks and negative inventory impact
  • Assist on taking physical inventory according to Customer requirements
  • Control together with the tray-setting and food-production the timing for the food flow to avoid delays
  • Supervise the processing times to avoid delays and lapses
  • Create training program for new hires
  • Train new hires on company procedures
  • Manage daily scheduling for the team assigned to make sure OT is under control
  • Comply with daily reports (CCP6) and billing information
  • Assit AccM with specifications and airlines updates distributions
  • Evaluate training progress and document accordingly, providing HR with respective training sign off sheets
  • Handle Bacterial Analysis requests
  • Make sure spill kits are always updated

Responsibilities Ramp Safety:

  • Safety is #1 on the airport
  • Needs to pass Ramp Safety Training and test
  • Periodic refresher training
  • Ensure all drivers follow the specific ramp safety rules
  • Check and control that all ramp drivers are adhering to the rules written in company's' ramp safety manual
  • Observe and screen constantly driver's activity and behaviour on the ramp
  • Ensure that vehicles are positioned and/or parked correctly on the ramp
  • Ensure all drivers/coordinators use their personal protection equipment (e.g. safety vests, anti-slip shoes, earplugs etc.)
  • Ensure that all safety devices (e.g. wands, cones etc.) are fully functional and used always
  • Report malfunctioning safety devices to account manager
  • Alert account manager and senior management immediately of any safety risk or threat on the ramp, on the route, at the flight kitchen (take pictures, call, send email/text etc.)
  • Manage the interface with other providers on the ramp to avoid safety risk situations

Company Core Values:

You must be willing to embrace our Company Core Values in the way you dedicate yourself to work:

CATCH

  • Customer Service
  • Accountability
  • Teamwork
  • Competitiveness
  • Honesty

Our Mission:

"To continue to be the leading in-flight and corporate catering company serving the Houston & Dallas Metro market by using locally sourced and sustainable raw ingredients, providing the most memorable and personalized attention to detail all while maintaining a fiscally sound budget and complying with the highest food safety standards."

Requirements

Requirements, but not limited to: This position requires flexible work schedules within a 24/7 work environment. The airline catering industry is a seasonal business and certain peak times of the year are black out periods for PTO (paid time off), e.g. year end, summer.

Qualifications

Professional experience within the airline catering industry

Qualify for red HAS badge with driver and escort endorsement (pass 10 years federal back ground check and safety and driver classes)

CDL class A or B with airbrake endorsement is of advantage

Ramp safety experience

Awareness of the operational sequences

Ability to work independently and in a team environment

Capacity to motivate and train his/her team members

Planning-, co-ordination and excellent verbal and written communication skills

Availability, staying power and self-assertion

PC use skills for the principle software packages, e.g. MS Office

Highly result orientated

High level of self-organisation