Flight Data Monitoring Specialist - Airbus Fleet

Assistant Manager– Flight Data Monitoring.

About the Job

The Flight Data Analyst leads advanced analytical work supporting the airline’s Airbus A320 Family and

A350 fleets. This role interprets complex flight data trends, supports safety investigations, and guides improvements to operational performance. The analyst collaborates with Flight Safety, Engineering, and

Flight Operations to ensure regulatory compliance and strengthen the airline’s proactive safety culture.

Qualification

  • Bachelor’s degree in engineering (preferably Aviation, Aerospace Engineering, Data Science, or related
field)
  • Significant experience in flight data analysis for Airbus commercial aircraft
Skills:
  • Expertise in FOQA/FDM software: Airbus FDA, Analysis Ground Station, Cassiope , Flightscape /Insight,
or similar
  • Strong working knowledge of avionics, flight phases, and Airbus system logic (A320 Family and A350
preferred)
  • Proficiency in Python, SQL, Power BI, MATLAB, R, and MS Office

  • Experience in AI/ML (preferred)
  • Familiarity with Annex 13 investigations and human factors analysis

Key Competencies
  • Analytical thinking and problem-solving
  • Effective communication and stakeholder influence

  • Project management and leadership

  • Coaching and mentoring abilities

  • Continuous improvement mindset
  • Bilingual communication (English & Hindi preferred)
  • Flexibility to work odd hours and travel at short notice

Job Responsibilities
  • Flight Data Monitoring (FDM/FOQA) analysis and reporting for Airbus fleets
  • Identify systemic risks and safety trends; recommend corrective actions
  • Support investigations with detailed flight data insights
  • Develop flight data models, exceedance detection logic, and dashboards
  • Mentor analysts and standardize methodologies and reporting practices
  • Present findings to senior leadership, safety boards, and regulators
  • Collaborate with operational teams to assess procedural changes
  • Drive innovation in predictive analytics and big data applications
  • Ensure compliance with DGCA-India, EASA, ICAO, and internal SMS standards
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