Aircraft Engineer B1, B1/B2
Getjet · Vilnius, Line Maintenance, LT
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- Location
- Vilnius, Line Maintenance, LT
- Type
- Contract
- Salary
- €25–€50 / hour
- Posted
Join Airhub Aviation as an Aircraft Engineer and play a crucial role in maintaining the highest standards of aircraft safety and reliability. We are seeking skilled professionals holding B1 or combined B1/B2 licenses to perform maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on our fleet. If you are passionate about aviation engineering and thrive in a dynamic environment, Airhub Aviation offers an exciting opportunity to advance your career with a leading industry player.
- Perform scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, inspections, and repairs on aircraft systems.
- Comply with regulatory standards and company procedures.
- Maintain detailed records of maintenance activities and technical documentation.
- Collaborate with the engineering team to optimize aircraft performance and safety.
- Stay updated with latest aviation regulations.
- Provide maintenance services in various stations.
- Demonstrate strong technical knowledge and problem-solving skills.
- Ensure strict adherence to safety and quality standards.
- Work efficiently both independently and within a team.
- Maintain clear and accurate documentation.
- Flexibility to work in shifts and adapt to a dynamic work environment.
- Communicate effectively with colleagues and management.
- A valid EASA B1 or B1/B2 license.
- Permit to work and live in EU
- Basic training (School/University diploma)
- Type training (B737 and/or A320)
- Initial and recurrent (EWIS, HF, FTS) Trainings
- Clear criminal record
- Competitive payment.
- Insurance Emergency Medical Aid during business trips out of your home base.
- A supportive and safety-focused work environment.
- Exposure to a modern and diverse aircraft fleet.
- Dynamic team culture.
- Flexible roster.
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