About the role
Duties
The primary purpose of this position as an Air Reserve Technician (ART) Aircraft Operations Officer is to plan, coordinate, and direct the activities in support of both routine and contingency requirements for assigned aircraft. Incumbent of this position will perform the following duties:
- Provide staff management of flying operations and resources.
- Provide staff oversight of aircraft operations and resources.
- Serve as Crisis Action Team Chief managing assets/equipment during periods of contingencies.
- As required, flies as an instructor/evaluator in unit aircraft.
Qualifications
Applicants must qualify for a USAF Navigator Rating, and be currently qualified (within the last 36 months) as a B-52 Navigator Instructor in a flying component of a U.S. MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT. (Active Duty or Reserve)
Flying Hours Required:
Aircraft Operations Officer, GS-13
Must have logged 2,000 hours total Navigator time, or 1,300 hours Navigator Instructor time in a military fixed-wing aircraft. Must be currently instructor qualified in the B-52 aircraft.
NOTE: Flying hours logged as student navigator are creditable. Flying hours in fighter/training aircraft will be given two-for-one credit by the examining office (Student hours will not be doubled).
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