Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Aviation JobSearch Europa; Glasgow; On-site; GBP 72,000 - 88,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Contributory pension scheme (up to 8%)

29 days annual leave (rising to 36)

Health plan

Job summary

Loganair is seeking a Licensed Aircraft Engineer to join the team based at Glasgow or Edinburgh Airports. The role focuses on maintaining aircraft availability and coordinating with maintenance leadership to keep schedules on target.

You will perform defect investigations, conduct scheduled maintenance, and contribute to continuous improvement while ensuring safety and regulatory compliance. A UK Part 66 licence and strong leadership are essential.

Qualifications

• Formal engineering qualification and UK Part 66 licence.
• Experience in aircraft maintenance preferred.
• Strong safety awareness and problem-solving ability.
• Leadership and communication skills.
• Ability to work in a team.

Responsibilities

• Assist the Station/Check Manager or Maintenance Supervisor in prioritising, organising, and completing the maintenance workload effectively to minimise delays and disruptions.
• Communicate effectively with the Station/Check Manager, Maintenance Supervisor, LMC and the OCC staff on the maintenance status of aircraft and whenever that position changes.
• Perform defect investigation and scheduled maintenance safely and cost-effectively and in compliance with the relevant approved maintenance data, organisational procedures, national authority requirements and be aware of their responsibilities both to Loganair, Form 1004 - Terms of Maintenance Authorisation and as Type Rated/Authorised Personnel in relation to CAP 562 – CAAIP’s, Leaflet H20.
• Debrief flying staff concerning defects and to ensure that this information is passed to LMC and the Station/Check Manager or Maintenance Supervisor.
• Carry out the support functions necessary to maintain aircraft availability to ensure the flying schedule remains on target.
• Responsible for the conduct and performance of staff under their supervision
• Supervise tasks as and when required by the nature of the task and workforce available.
• Support the company operation when required at other locations.
• Communicate with fleet technical service engineers in matters of reliability, defect analysis and defect investigation using appropriate channels.
• Communicate with the Station/Check Manager and Maintenance Supervisor on all matters regarding the efficient operation of the maintenance task, including matters of Health and Safety, and highlighting any shortfalls and improvements.
• Completion of work packs, tech logs and documentation is carried out in accordance with company procedures.
• Assist in the promotion of a ‘Continuous Improvement’ culture.

Skills

UK Part 66 licence

Formal engineering qualification

Safety awareness

Commercial awareness

Leadership

Communication

Problem solving

Team player

Education

Formal engineering qualification

Job description

Direct Employer

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Loganair Verified

Glasgow, Glasgow City, Scotland

Aircraft Maintenance Engineers

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Onsite

Full time

From £80,255

9 days ago

We have an opportunity for a Licensed Aircraft Engineer to join the team based at Glasgow or Edinburgh Airports.

Key Responsibilities

• Assist the Station/Check Manager or Maintenance Supervisor in prioritising, organising, and completing the maintenance workload effectively to minimise delays and disruptions.
• Communicate effectively with the Station/Check Manager, Maintenance Supervisor, LMC and the OCC staff on the maintenance status of aircraft and whenever that position changes.
• Perform defect investigation and scheduled maintenance safely and cost-effectively and in compliance with the relevant approved maintenance data, organisational procedures, national authority requirements and be aware of their responsibilities both to Loganair, Form 1004 - Terms of Maintenance Authorisation and as Type Rated/Authorised Personnel in relation to CAP 562 – CAAIP’s, Leaflet H20.
• Debrief flying staff concerning defects and to ensure that this information is passed to LMC and the Station/Check Manager or Maintenance Supervisor.
• Carry out the support functions necessary to maintain aircraft availability to ensure the flying schedule remains on target.
• Responsible for the conduct and performance of staff under their supervision
• Supervise tasks as and when required by the nature of the task and workforce available.
• Support the company operation when required at other locations.
• Communicate with fleet technical service engineers in matters of reliability, defect analysis and defect investigation using appropriate channels.
• Communicate with the Station/Check Manager and Maintenance Supervisor on all matters regarding the efficient operation of the maintenance task, including matters of Health and Safety, and highlighting any shortfalls and improvements.
• Completion of work packs, tech logs and documentation is carried out in accordance with company procedures.
• Assist in the promotion of a ‘Continuous Improvement’ culture.

Skills And Knowledge

• Formal engineering technical qualification
• UK Part 66 licence with appropriate type ratings
• Strong safety awareness
• Strong commercial awareness
• Technically competent engineer
• Proactive problem solver
• Confident communicator
• Possess strong leadership skills
• Team player

Attitude

The Engineer will develop positive, constructive working relationships with their manager, supervisor, and shift, while demonstrating personal competence and reliability and being a valued member of the wider company team.

Training And Experience

• Previous experience in a similar role (desirable)

Company Benefits

We believe in rewarding our Engineers fairly and offering a meaningful package from day one. Here’s what you can expect when you join the Loganair team:

• Salary of £80,255 plus dual licence payment, AOG recovery payments & overtime
• Module Training Support
• Fixed Pattern Rosters
• Opportunities to support Line Stations around the Loganair network
• Contributory pension scheme (up to 8% company contribution)
• 29 days annual leave (rising to 36 after 6 years)
• Access to HSF Healthcare Plan
• Perkbox Discounts
• Flexible/Part Time working options
• Paper Bond for Type Rating – no upfront cost
• Staff travel on Loganair and many global airline partners
• Access to myIDTravel
• 24/7 Employee Assistance Programme
• Occupational health support, including physiotherapy
• Health discounts on checks, treatment and gym memberships
• Discount scheme on hotels, shopping, entertainment and more