Coordination is essential for a plane to take off on time and safely. Each team assigned to a flight knows what it has to do and “the dance” around the plane begins between one hour and 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time, depending on the type of plane.
Sara makes sure that this “gear” fits together perfectly: “I have contact with all areas: passengers, load sheets, cabin, fuel, ramp, customers ….. It is a very dynamic and active job. What I like the most is when I drive the mototok (electric pushback)”.
At Iberia Airport Services, our coordinators are prepared to attend to the more than 100 client companies that we serve at our 29 airports with their different load sheet systems, requirements, types of aircraft… In cold, heat, rain and even snow sometimes, they never lose their smile.
Don’t miss this interview in the magasIN of El Español to learn more about this very important job and its protagonist, in a series in which they talk about extraordinary women. Click here
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El Español interviews Sara Gutiérrez, coordinator at Madrid-Barajas airport: “It’s a team effort”.
Coordination is essential for a plane to take off on time and safely. Each team assigned to a flight knows what it has to do and “the dance” around the plane begins between one hour and 45 minutes before the scheduled departure time, depending on the type of plane.
Sara makes sure that this “gear” fits together perfectly: “I have contact with all areas: passengers, load sheets, cabin, fuel, ramp, customers ….. It is a very dynamic and active job. What I like the most is when I drive the mototok (electric pushback)”.
At Iberia Airport Services, our coordinators are prepared to attend to the more than 100 client companies that we serve at our 29 airports with their different load sheet systems, requirements, types of aircraft… In cold, heat, rain and even snow sometimes, they never lose their smile.
Don’t miss this interview in the magasIN of El Español to learn more about this very important job and its protagonist, in a series in which they talk about extraordinary women. Click here
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