Most flight dispatcher positions have fairly normal working hours, working an average of 40 hours a week, split between 5 days.
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The aircraft dispatcher is responsible for staying up-to-date on all weather changes and flights en route. They maintain contact with every pilot in flight and must make all of the necessary adjustments if there is a change in weather, based on their alternate flight plans.
Additionally, the work is physically taxing, and dispatchers often experience back pain and eyestrain as a result of sitting and looking at computer screens for hours on end. The biggest hazard of the job, however, might be the emotional stress.
Aircraft dispatcher dress code is generally professional civilian clothing. All airlines have a dress code outlined within their code of conduct. Because of the professional environment, it's recommended that most dispatchers adhere to a dress code of smart casual at a minimum.
An excellent aircraft dispatcher must have excellent communication skills, think and act quickly in an emergency, stay calm under pressure, and have good problem-solving skills. If you have any of these traits, a career as an aircraft dispatcher may be right for you!