As aB1/B2 Aircraft Technician at Platoon Aviation, you will play a key role in ensuring the continued airworthiness, reliability, and operational availability of our business jet fleet across Europe. With a strong focus onAircraft-on-Ground (AOG) support, you will respond to technical issues at aircraft locations, provide rapid and practical maintenance solutions, and help return aircraft to service safely and efficiently.
You will work hands-on in a dynamic, international environment, supporting scheduled and unscheduled maintenance activities while representing Platoon Aviation at airports, FBOs, hangars, and partner facilities throughout Europe.
Provide rapid, high-quality AOG maintenance support across Europe, responding to technical defects and operational disruptions at short notice.
Travel independently to aircraft locations across Europe to assess, troubleshoot, and rectify AOG events, ensuring a safe and efficient return to service whenever possible.
Perform line maintenance, troubleshooting, inspections, defect rectification, and component replacements in accordance with approved maintenance data, company procedures, and applicable aviation regulations.
Diagnose and rectify mechanical, electrical, and/or avionic defects within the scope of your licence, qualifications, aircraft type ratings, and company authorisations.
Carry out line checks, transit checks, servicing, minor repairs, and other maintenance activities required to support operational aircraft availability.
Work closely with Maintenance Control, CAMO, Flight Operations, aircraft crews, external maintenance organisations, suppliers, and airport partners to coordinate AOG recovery and maintenance activities.
Assess technical defects pragmatically and professionally, identify suitable rectification options, and communicate clear technical updates and realistic timelines to the relevant operational stakeholders.
Ensure that all maintenance activities, defect findings, component changes, and maintenance actions are documented accurately, completely, and on time in the relevant technical records and company systems.
Where authorised, issue Certificates of Release to Service (CRS) following completed maintenance work.
Maintain the highest standards of safety, compliance, quality, housekeeping, and professional conduct in every assignment.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of AOG response processes, maintenance procedures, technical reliability, and fleet availability.
