Common use of Operations Control Agent Clause in Contracts

Operations Control Agent. comprises all those who perform operations control functions including: assignment of aircraft to gates or loading areas; coordinating cabin availability, meal-count and in-flight supplies with Flight Attendants; weight and balance including pre-planing passenger, fuel, mail, express and air freight loads on aircraft by type of equipment based on payload allowable and available, applies applicable charts and reference materials on balance data to compute weight distribution of load, adjusts load distribution prior to flight departure for changes in load composition, keeps appropriate personnel informed of load changes, prepares and maintains required records onload information; prepares, assembles and signs flight releases for Dispatchers; briefs and debriefs crews regarding weather, airports and traffic conditions, delayed flights, mechanical problems and other related information; obtains, coordinates, screens and disseminates all ramp and related information for Company personnel and public utilization; monitors airways frequencies for approach, landing and take-off clearances to keep current on flight arrival estimates and checks accuracy of weather, wind, altimeter settings provided aircraft crew; monitors and keeps current flight progress board and inputs information into customer computer system affecting changes in arrival or departure times at downline stations; prepares and maintains various flight operations reports and records; and performing inop fuel gauges by calculating fuel on board by means of pulling sticks, xxxx xxx, and reading charts; and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management.

Operations Control Agent. comprises all those who perform operations control functions including: assignment of aircraft to gates or loading areas; coordinating cabin availability, meal-count and in-flight supplies with Flight Attendants; weight and balance including pre-planing passenger, fuel, mail, express and air freight loads on aircraft by type of equipment based on payload allowable and available, applies applicable charts and reference materials on balance data to compute weight distribution of load, adjusts load distribution prior to flight departure for changes in load composition, keeps appropriate personnel informed of load changes, prepares and maintains required records onload information; prepares, assembles and signs flight releases for Dispatchers; briefs and debriefs crews regarding weather, airports and traffic conditions, delayed flights, mechanical problems and other related information; obtains, coordinates, screens and disseminates all ramp and related information for Company personnel and public utilization; monitors airways aitfays frequencies for approach, landing and take-off clearances to keep current on flight arrival estimates and checks accuracy of weather, wind, altimeter settings provided aircraft crew; monitors and keeps current flight progress board and inputs information into customer computer system affecting changes in arrival or departure times at downline stations; prepares and maintains various flight operations reports and records; and performing inop fuel gauges by calculating fuel on board by means of pulling sticks, xxxx xxx, and reading charts; and other duties and functions related to the foregoing as directed by management.