An Operations Officer (Aviation Administration) is mainly deployed on –

• (a)regulation of air services and air navigation service;
• (b)administrative and regulatory duties associated with licensing of aerodromes, aviation safety and security, heliport development, environmental management, air navigation service and associated matters;
• (c)administrative duties related to training matters;
• (d)planning and provision of aviation related facilities;
• (e)inspection and monitoring of the flight and ground operations of an airline operator; and
• (f)assessment of applications for flight crew licenses and administration of related examinations.

Candidates should have –

• (a)
  • (i)a bachelor’s degree from a university in Hong Kong, or equivalent, and four years’ relevant post-qualification experience in aviation; or
  • (ii)a Corporate Membership of a recognized professional transport, aeronautical, planning or engineering institution, or equivalent; or
  • (iii)seven years’ relevant experience in aviation including service with an airline or aviation authority, as an operations officer; or
  • (iv)an International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) contracting state’s Commercial Pilot Licence (CPL) (either in Aeroplane or in Helicopter) with Instrument Rating and a minimum of one year’s commercial transport flying experience after gaining the CPL and have passed the Airline Transport Pilot Licence examinations;
• (b)a pass result in the Aptitude Test (AT) in the Common Recruitment Examination (CRE); and
• (c)met the language proficiency requirements of Level 2 results in the two language papers [Use of Chinese (UC) and Use of English (UE)] in the CRE, or equivalent. (Note 1 and 2).