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

(a) performing of administrative and regulatory duties associated with licensing of aerodromes, aviation safety and security, heliport development, environmental management, air services, and air navigation services;

(b) performing of administrative duties related to international cooperation and training matters;

(c) provision of technical support to the planning of aviation related facilities;

(d) inspection and monitoring of flight and ground operations of airline operators; and

(e) assessment of applications for flight crew licenses and administration of related examinations.

(Note: Post holders may be required to work irregular hours.)

Candidates should have –

(a) (i) a Bachelor’s degree from a university in Hong Kong, or equivalent, and 4 years’ relevant post-academic experience in aviation; or

(ii) a Corporate Membership of a recognized professional transport, aeronautical, planning or engineering institution, or equivalent; or

(iii) 7 years’ relevant experience in aviation, including service with an airline or aviation authority, as an operations officer; or

(iv) an International Civil Aviation Organization contracting state’s Commercial Pilot’s Licence (CPL) (either in Aeroplane or in Helicopter) with Instrument Rating, 1 year’s commercial transport flying experience after gaining the CPL, and passed the Airline Transport Pilot’s Licence examinations;

(b) a pass result in the Aptitude Test (AT) in the Common Recruitment Examination (CRE) [See Note (1)];

(c) met the language proficiency requirements of Level 2 result in Use of English (UE) paper and Level 1 result in Use of Chinese (UC) paper in the CRE, or equivalent [See Note (1)]; and

(d) a pass result in the Basic Law and National Security Law Test [See Note (2)].