06 Sep
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Air North
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Whitehorse
06 Sep
Air North
Whitehorse
Help keep Northern communities connected through safe, reliable regional air service. Air North, Yukon’s Airline has been connecting Yukoners, northern communities, and southern destinations since 1977. Built on nearly 50 years of community support and investment from the Vuntut Gwitchin First Nation, we are proud of the service our 500-person team delivers every day. We're looking for a leader who shares our commitment to community, safety, reliability, accountability, and respect.
As Northern Regional
Manager, you'll play a key role in connecting northern communities by providing hands‑on leadership across our northern operations, supporting frontline teams, and ensuring safe, reliable service throughout the network. This is an exciting opportunity for someone who thrives on leading people, solving operational challenges, building strong relationships, and making a meaningful impact in northern aviation.
Reports to: Director of Ground Operations Travel: Frequent travel to northern outstations You will work with station teams, contractors, vendors, airport authorities, local communities, and internal departments to keep the operation moving safely and reliably. Oversee safe and efficient aircraft handling, passenger service, baggage operations, grooming, and ramp activities Monitor operational performance, including on-time performance, delays, baggage handling, staffing, customer service, and overall station reliability Participate in hiring, training, succession planning, and employee development Support compliance with Transport Canada requirements, airport authority requirements, company policies, and Safety Management System standards Resolve escalated operational and customer service matters in a timely, respectful, and skilled way Planning, Reporting & Relationships Monitor staffing levels, overtime, operational expenses, vendor performance, and resource needs Support contract management, operational planning, reports, performance summaries,
and recommendations Maintain positive working relationships with airport authorities, ground service providers, contractors, and local communities Build and maintain strong relationships with northern communities, Indigenous governments, and key stakeholders to strengthen Air North's reputation and support regional growth We are looking for a grounded, safety‑minded leader who understands operational standards, communicates well, and can earn trust across teams and communities. At least 3 years of management or leadership experience Ability to obtain and retain a valid security clearance, radio, and airside driving permits Canadian citizen, Permanent Resident, or proof of right to work in Canada We are a Yukon-based organization connecting people, communities, and opportunities across the North and Canada.
Our vision is to be Canada's most trusted airline, and we earn that trust by delivering safe, reliable, and affordable service while treating our customers, employees, and communities with care and respect.
As Northern Regional
Manager, you will play a direct role in that mission. The decisions you make each day help keep Northern communities connected to family, healthcare, business opportunities, and essential services. This is a role where operational excellence and community impact go hand in hand.
Along with meaningful work, we offer competitive compensation and an attractive benefits package, including travel privileges for you and your family on more than 95 airlines worldwide, health and dental coverage, group RRSP investment options, and profit sharing. Frequent travel to northern outstations is expected Work includes a mix of office-based responsibilities, stakeholder engagement, and outdoor operational activities in all weather conditions. Relocation assistance may be available for the successful candidate We believe diverse perspectives drive innovation and service excellence, and we strive to build a team that reflects the communities we serve.
📌 Bilingual Corporate Branch Manager (Whitehorse)
🏢 Air North
📍 Whitehorse