Aviation service prt. let. jobs - Cabin Crew

An aviation engineer provides an essential service by working to maintain or build a particular type of aircraft. Those working in this field are usually employed by an airline or maintenance company on either a contract or long term basis. To be a properly licensed aviation engineer, many months of study are required, followed by practical experience to gain company approval.
Gaining the required licence would involve taking either the ‘aircraft avionics’ option (for the B2 licence) or ‘airframe and engine’ option (for the B1 licence). Whichever pathway is taken, further study is required on a type rating course, which will allow trainees to specialise in certain types of aircraft. Continued familiarity with your particular aircraft is an essential part of the job, and stopping work on a certain aircraft type will mean taking a familiarisation course to get relicensed.we are hearing good communication person.