Dianne Pagonis
About Dianne Pagonis
Dianne Pagonis serves as an Air Service Coordinator for the Government of Canada, a position she has held since 2009. Her prior experience includes various roles at First Air, where she worked for over a decade in operational control, maintenance administration, and ticketing.
Work at Government of Canada
Dianne Pagonis has been serving as an Air Service Coordinator at the Government of Canada since 2009. In this role, she has been responsible for coordinating air services, ensuring efficient operations, and supporting logistical needs within the government framework. Her tenure in this position spans 15 years, reflecting her commitment to public service and expertise in air service management.
Previous Experience at First Air
Before her current role, Dianne Pagonis worked at First Air, where she held various positions from 1997 to 2009. She began her career there as a Ticket Agent from 1997 to 2000, providing customer service and ticketing support. She then advanced to the role of Maintenance Administrator from 2001 to 2009, overseeing maintenance operations. Additionally, she served as the System Operational Control (SOC) Duty Manager for one year in 2000, managing operational control processes in Ottawa, Ontario.
Career Progression
Dianne Pagonis's career reflects a steady progression within the aviation industry. Starting as a Ticket Agent, she gained foundational experience in customer service. Her subsequent roles at First Air, including Maintenance Administrator and SOC Duty Manager, allowed her to develop operational and administrative skills. This diverse experience contributed to her qualifications for her current position at the Government of Canada.
Location of Work Experience
Throughout her career, Dianne Pagonis has worked in various locations across Canada. Her early roles at First Air were based in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, where she spent a significant portion of her career. She later transitioned to Ottawa, Ontario, for her role as SOC Duty Manager, before continuing her career in the capital as an Air Service Coordinator for the Government of Canada.