UK Aircraft Line Station Manager (4-on/4-off)

Ryanair Ltd.; Mill End; On-site; GBP 55,000 - 75,000; Full time

Job summary

Ryanair Ltd. is seeking a UK Outstations Engineer based at Stansted Airport to lead Ryanair’s engineering line stations in the UK.

You will oversee routine maintenance, coordinate with the UK General Manager and Technical Operations Manager, and ensure regulatory compliance in a fast-changing environment. The role requires aircraft line maintenance experience, a relevant EASA license (B1/B2 desirable), strong leadership, and excellent communication skills.

Qualifications

• Aircraft Line Maintenance experience is essential.
• EASA Part-66 B1/B2 license is desirable.
• Good IT literacy with AMOS experience desirable.
• Excellent time management and communication skills.
• Strong organisational and leadership capabilities.
• Aeronautical Engineering background is required.

Responsibilities

• Manage Routine Maintenance, Aircraft Incidents/AOGs and third-party liaison.
• Plan manpower, recruitment, retention and staff performance.
• Ensure spares and equipment are available at each location.
• Budgeting, invoicing and contract management with external suppliers.
• Conduct base visits, ensuring staff welfare and regulatory compliance (UK CAA & EASA).
• Supervise and mentor engineers, aircraft mechanics and apprentices.
• Investigate maintenance delays and safety/non-compliance reports; implement preventive actions.

Skills

Aircraft Line Maintenance

Leadership experience

Time management

Organization skills

IT literacy

Communication skills

Education

Aeronautical Engineering background

Tools

AMOS Experience

Job description

Ryanair Ltd. is seeking a UK Outstations Engineer based at Stansted Airport to lead Ryanair’s engineering line stations in the UK.

You will oversee routine maintenance, coordinate with the UK General Manager and Technical Operations Manager, and ensure regulatory compliance in a fast-changing environment. The role requires aircraft line maintenance experience, a relevant EASA license (B1/B2 desirable), strong leadership, and excellent communication skills.