Responsibilities
Ensure the fleet meets continuing airworthiness regulations, monitor aircraft reliability and performance, and coordinate required documentation and regulatory reporting. Manage audits and engineering projects, address inspection findings, and mentor junior engineers.
Requirements
Requires a bachelor’s degree in aeronautical engineering, mechanical engineering, or a related field, plus a valid HKCAR-66 or equivalent EASA/FAA aircraft maintenance engineer license. Requires 8–10 years of aircraft maintenance and continuing airworthiness experience, including at least five years in maintenance or production planning; corporate jet experience is advantageous, and strong Chinese and English communication skills are required.
