Aviation Planning Engineer – Maintenance & Ops Strategy

HK Express; Hong Kong; On-site; HKD 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Free travel for you and family

Company shuttle buses

Job summary

HK Express, Hong Kong’s low-cost carrier, is seeking an experienced Planning Engineer in Aircraft Engineering and Maintenance. You will review maintenance requirement tasks, define check packaging, manage AMS/EO task control, and coordinate with PLN operations for LM schedules.

The role emphasizes accuracy, process control, and timely updates. Ideal candidates have 3+ years in aircraft engineering, 2 years in airline planning or PPC, and an engineering degree.

Qualifications

• Minimum 3 years of experience in Aircraft Engineering & Maintenance.
• Minimum 2 years of experience in Airline Engineering Planning or PPC.
• Degree in Engineering or Aviation discipline, or equivalent.

Responsibilities

• Perform maintenance requirement task review and manage technical issues in relation to AMS requirements and EO control tasks.
• Define maintenance check packaging rules for all phase checks and base maintenance checks.
• Define LM and BM out-of-phase tasks and support PLN ops for LM scheduling.
• Set up maintenance requirement task control in engineering systems for new/used aircraft induction.
• Update AMS task control and task interval settings; verify bridging plans and handover to PLN ops for LM scheduling.

Skills

Aircraft engineering

Maintenance planning

Attention to detail

Stakeholder coordination

Education

Engineering or Aviation degree

Tools

AMS/EO systems

Job description

HK Express, Hong Kong’s low-cost carrier, is seeking an experienced Planning Engineer in Aircraft Engineering and Maintenance. You will review maintenance requirement tasks, define check packaging, manage AMS/EO task control, and coordinate with PLN operations for LM schedules.

The role emphasizes accuracy, process control, and timely updates. Ideal candidates have 3+ years in aircraft engineering, 2 years in airline planning or PPC, and an engineering degree.