Air Cargo Ops Manager, MX Air ATS
The Air Cargo Operations Manager is responsible for building and operating Amazon Mexico’s air cargo gateway network, ensuring safe, compliant, and scalable operations across the country, and future airport infrastructure. This role owns end-to-end operational execution at air gateways while developing the capabilities required to support Amazon’s long-term Air network strategy.
The position leads gateway operations, third-party handlers, cargo security, regulatory compliance, and operational performance across multiple airports, enabling rapid network expansion while maintaining world-class customer experience.
Key job responsibilities
- Own end-to-end operational performance across cargo gateways, ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable execution.
- Lead airport operations, cargo handling, warehouse activities, and aircraft turnarounds to meet customer and network commitments.
- Manage airline, ground handler, warehouse, and security partners through clear performance metrics and governance mechanisms.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives to increase throughput, reduce costs, improve DEA/OTP, and enhance operational quality.
- Ensure compliance with aviation regulations, cargo security requirements, dangerous goods standards, and Amazon safety policies.
- Partner with internal stakeholders to optimize network execution and rapidly resolve operational disruptions.
- Standardize operating procedures and launch readiness for new gateways, carriers, and cargo capabilities.
- Analyze operational data to identify performance gaps, implement corrective actions, and improve customer delivery speed.
- Serve as the primary operational escalation point for gateway performance, ensuring business continuity and successful execution during peak events and network expansion.
A day in the life
No two days are the same. You begin by reviewing the previous night’s network performance, operational KPIs, and safety metrics across multiple air gateways. Throughout the day, you partner with airlines, ground handlers, warehouse teams, and cross-functional stakeholders to resolve operational challenges, optimize aircraft utilization, and ensure on-time execution. You lead performance reviews, drive process improvements, and support new gateway or carrier launches. Whether responding to operational disruptions or planning future network capacity, your focus remains on delivering a safe, scalable, and customer-obsessed air cargo operation.
The position leads gateway operations, third-party handlers, cargo security, regulatory compliance, and operational performance across multiple airports, enabling rapid network expansion while maintaining world-class customer experience.
Key job responsibilities
- Own end-to-end operational performance across cargo gateways, ensuring safe, compliant, and reliable execution.
- Lead airport operations, cargo handling, warehouse activities, and aircraft turnarounds to meet customer and network commitments.
- Manage airline, ground handler, warehouse, and security partners through clear performance metrics and governance mechanisms.
- Drive continuous improvement initiatives to increase throughput, reduce costs, improve DEA/OTP, and enhance operational quality.
- Ensure compliance with aviation regulations, cargo security requirements, dangerous goods standards, and Amazon safety policies.
- Partner with internal stakeholders to optimize network execution and rapidly resolve operational disruptions.
- Standardize operating procedures and launch readiness for new gateways, carriers, and cargo capabilities.
- Analyze operational data to identify performance gaps, implement corrective actions, and improve customer delivery speed.
- Serve as the primary operational escalation point for gateway performance, ensuring business continuity and successful execution during peak events and network expansion.
A day in the life
No two days are the same. You begin by reviewing the previous night’s network performance, operational KPIs, and safety metrics across multiple air gateways. Throughout the day, you partner with airlines, ground handlers, warehouse teams, and cross-functional stakeholders to resolve operational challenges, optimize aircraft utilization, and ensure on-time execution. You lead performance reviews, drive process improvements, and support new gateway or carrier launches. Whether responding to operational disruptions or planning future network capacity, your focus remains on delivering a safe, scalable, and customer-obsessed air cargo operation.