Beluga XL Maintenance Tech (Part 66 B1.1/B2)

Airbus SE; Toulouse; On-site; EUR 70,000 - 110,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Profit sharing

Employee stock purchase plan

Extra days off

Health insurance

Large-scale e-learning program

Job summary

Airbus SE is seeking a Beluga XL Maintenance Tech Part 66 B1.1/B2 to join the ATI Maintenance Department in Toulouse, France. You will perform line and base maintenance on Beluga cargo aircraft, issue CRS for line tasks, and document all interventions.

The role requires 5+ years in aircraft maintenance, Part 66 license, and willingness to travel for AOG support. The position offers opportunities for training, 24/7 shift flexibility, and growth within Airbus' global aviation services.

Qualifications

• Minimum 5 years of professional aircraft maintenance experience within an EASA Part 145 environment.
• EASA Part 66 B1.1 and/or B2 license with Airbus A330 (RR Trent 700) Type Rating preferred.
• Proficiency with standard office IT tools and maintenance digital tooling.
• Fluent French and intermediate technical English.

Responsibilities

• Perform line and base maintenance activities in accordance with approved documentation and EASA Part 145 regulations.
• Issue the Certificate of Release to Service (CRS/Task Release B1/B2) for line and base maintenance.
• Document all technical interventions in regulatory records and manage MCC tasks.
• Carry out on-site missions across line stations to support AOG and fleet monitoring.
• Ensure strict compliance with safety/HSE regulations.
• Deliver specialized training (Engine Run-up, borescope inspections) and assess candidate experience for Part 66 licensing.

Skills

Aircraft maintenance experience

EASA Part 145

Part 66 license (B1.1/B2)

IT office applications

Job description

Airbus SE is seeking a Beluga XL Maintenance Tech Part 66 B1.1/B2 to join the ATI Maintenance Department in Toulouse, France. You will perform line and base maintenance on Beluga cargo aircraft, issue CRS for line tasks, and document all interventions.

The role requires 5+ years in aircraft maintenance, Part 66 license, and willingness to travel for AOG support. The position offers opportunities for training, 24/7 shift flexibility, and growth within Airbus' global aviation services.