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MRO & Aviation Recruitment Specialists

• Maintenance Assistant/Helper: Entry-level positions involve assisting certified technicians with general tasks, hangar keeping, basic cleaning, and supporting the movement of ground support equipment (GSE).
• Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) / Mechanic: These professionals perform hands-on maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on aircraft components, systems, and structures under the supervision of a certified engineer.
• Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (LAME) / AME (Cat A, B1, B2, etc.): Holding a coveted regulatory license (EASA Part 66 or FAA A&P), these engineers are authorized to certify that maintenance work has been completed correctly and the aircraft is airworthy for flight (release to service).
• Maintenance Planner: This role involves scheduling the complex A, B, C, and D checks and ensuring all necessary parts, tools, and personnel are available to minimize aircraft downtime.
• Quality Assurance (QA) Inspector: Independent of the maintenance team, QA inspectors audit procedures and maintenance records to ensure strict adherence to regulatory standards (e.g., FAA FAR Part 145 or EASA Part 145).
• Maintenance Manager/Director of Maintenance: Responsible for overseeing all MRO operations, managing teams of engineers and technicians, ensuring compliance, and optimizing efficiency and safety.
• VP of Operations/President MRO Services: Executive leadership roles involve strategic planning, managing global operations, fostering client relationships (airlines, lessors), and ensuring profitability and long-term business growth.

• FAA A&P License (Airframe and Powerplant): The foundational U.S. certification issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), mandatory for mechanics working on N-registered aircraft.
• EASA Part-66 License (Categories A, B1, B2, C): The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) license structure, internationally recognized and essential for engineers working under EASA regulations. Cat C engineers can issue a certificate of release to service following base maintenance.
• ICAO English Proficiency: All aviation personnel, including maintenance staff in certain roles, must demonstrate English language proficiency at a minimum Level 4, as English is the international language of aviation communication.
• Type Ratings: Specific endorsements added to a LAME license, certifying that the engineer is qualified to work on a specific aircraft type (e.g., Boeing 737, Airbus A320).

1. Lufthansa Technik: A global leader in independent MRO services, part of the Lufthansa Group, known for innovation and comprehensive component services.
2. ST Engineering Aerospace: A major MRO provider with facilities across the globe, offering extensive airframe heavy maintenance and modification services.
3. Safran S.A.: A French multinational involved in aerospace components and defense, specializing in engine MRO (via CFM International joint venture) and other systems.
4. MTU Aero Engines: Germany's leading engine manufacturer and MRO specialist, highly regarded for its V2500 and CFM56 engine shop visits.
5. AAR Corp: A U.S.-based provider of aviation services to commercial and government customers, specializing in MRO, parts supply, and integrated solutions.
6. HAECO (Hong Kong Aircraft Engineering Company): A prominent Asian MRO, offering a wide range of services from line maintenance to heavy checks and component solutions.
7. Air France-KLM Engineering & Maintenance: An airline-aligned MRO serving its own fleet and third-party customers with expertise in heavy maintenance and engine services.
8. Turkish Technic: The MRO arm of Turkish Airlines, rapidly growing and offering comprehensive services to a wide range of global operators.
9. Emirates Engineering: The MRO division of Emirates airline, operating one of the largest and most modern MRO facilities in the world in Dubai.
10. SR Technics Group: A global MRO service provider known for comprehensive solutions in engine, component, and line maintenance.
11. American Airlines MRO: Operates the world's largest single-site commercial MRO facility in Tulsa, supporting their vast fleet.
12. Delta TechOps: The MRO division of Delta Air Lines, a major player known for innovative maintenance solutions and third-party service offerings.
13. Airbus Services: The OEM's dedicated MRO services organization, providing tailored solutions and support packages to MROs and operators worldwide.
14. Boeing Global Services: Boeing's division offering various MRO and engineering services, supporting the global fleet of Boeing aircraft.
15. Ryanair Engineering: While primarily supporting its own low-cost operations, Ryanair employs a vast number of engineers and technicians across its European bases, showcasing a significant internal MRO capability.