Candidates must be highly proficient in fabrication, drilling, bucking, shooting rivets, cold working, corrosion/damage removal, flap peening, and jacking/shoring aircraft.

Significantly experienced with using technical data and drawings to locate part numbers and complete all repairs.

This job involves tasks such as performing routine checks and repairs, keeping records of inventory, and identifying faults with components of the plane. A&P mechanics often work in hangars, repair stations, and on airfields.

A&P License is required.

Avionics technicians assist with installation, troubleshooting and repairing, and other tasks related to the maintenance, installations, and repair of avionics systems and components on a variety of aircraft product models in a safe and clean work environment according to manufacturer's specifications, company-approved procedures, and customer specifications.

A Parts Clerk will be responsible for receiving and verifying the material, stocking parts into inventory, and preparing and sending out parts shipment orders. In addition, working with our Aircraft mechanics on the shop floor and answering department phone calls.