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Position Overview
Flight Path Talent is sourcing certified Aircraft Maintenance Engineers holding B1 (Mechanical / Airframe & Powerplant) or B2 (Avionics / Electrical) approvals. Positions cover line station turnarounds, AOG emergency recovery teams, and scheduled heavy base maintenance C/D checks across commercial, cargo, and corporate fleets.
Minimum Requirements
- Licensing: Valid EASA Part-66, FAA A&P, or national equivalent aircraft maintenance license.
- Type Ratings: Documented type ratings on modern commercial transport or executive business jet airframes.
- Currency: Documented 6 months of active maintenance experience in the preceding 24 months (logbook verified).
- Mandatory Training: Current Human Factors, Fuel Tank Safety (FTS), and Electrical Wiring Interconnection System (EWIS).
- Language: Proficient technical English (reading manuals, wiring diagrams, and aircraft tech logs).
Package & Benefits
Rotational Shifts
Predictable rotations including 14 days on / 14 days off or 28 on / 28 off.
Shift Premiums & Tool Allowance
Competitive base remuneration + night shift premiums + professional tooling support.
Travel & Station Housing
Round-trip rotation flight tickets, local base accommodation, and transport provided.
Insurance & Medical
Comprehensive occupational accident cover and international health insurance.
Job Summary
- Discipline: B1 / B2 / A&P
- Work Scope: Line & Base Maintenance
- Contract: 1 Year Renewable
- Roster: 14/14 or 28/28
- Station: International Hubs
- Status: Sample Role Profile
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