Aeronautical information service officer

As an aeronautical information service officer, you will be responsible for managing and disseminating critical information that ensures safe and efficient aviation operations across Polish airspace and international routes. Your primary role involves maintaining accurate aeronautical data, preparing notices to airmen (NOTAMs) that alert pilots to hazards or operational changes, and ensuring all information passes rigorous accuracy checks and complies with international aviation safety regulations. You will operate scientific measuring equipment, analyze complex data sets, and manage multiple communication channels to reach aviation stakeholders within strict operational windows from sunrise to sunset.

This specialized role is vital to Poland's aviation infrastructure and the safety of thousands of passengers and crew members daily. You will work closely with airport operations teams, air traffic control centers, and international aviation authorities to ensure seamless information flow. The position demands attention to detail, analytical skills, and the ability to work under pressure during time-sensitive situations. Career prospects are strong as aviation continues to expand in Poland, with opportunities to advance into senior coordination roles, aeronautical information management positions, or transition into air traffic control or aviation safety management. Your expertise directly impacts the safety and regularity of aviation operations across Europe.