Aircraft Transfer Project Manager — CAMO & Airworthiness

SCANDINAVIAN AIRLINES SYSTEM DENMARK -NORWAY-SWEDEN; Solna kommun; On-site; SEK 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Job summary

Scandinavian Airlines System SAS is seeking a Project Manager for Aircraft Transfer within CAMO. You will lead complex aircraft phase-in/phase-out projects, coordinating with authorities, manufacturers, and internal SAS teams to ensure on-time, airworthy deliveries.

You will travel extensively (100–130 days per year), apply EASA Part-66 expertise, and drive cost-efficient handovers while upholding SAS standards and safety requirements.

Qualifications

• Licensed Aircraft Technician with EASA Part-66 license.
• Experience representing the organization and negotiating contracts.
• Hands-on continuing airworthiness knowledge incl. EASA Part CAMO/Part 145.
• Experience with manufacturers, maintenance providers, lessors and authorities.
• Fluent English, written and spoken.
• Experience with SAS MMIS AMOS is a plus.

Responsibilities

• Plan and execute introduction of new aircraft and phase-out of existing aircraft to/from SAS.
• Coordinate activities with authorities, manufacturers, lessors, and internal SAS teams.
• Handle documentation, reporting, and follow-up with stakeholders.
• Manage projects according to SAS CAMO and CAMO-P standards, including planning, budgeting, and cost follow-up.
• Execute delivery and technical acceptance as a Power of Attorney holder.
• Lead and participate in check flights as required, both planned and on demand.

Skills

EASA Part-66

Contract Negotiation

Airworthiness

Stakeholder Mgmt

AMOS familiarity

English fluency

Tools

AMOS

MMIS

Job description

Scandinavian Airlines System SAS is seeking a Project Manager for Aircraft Transfer within CAMO. You will lead complex aircraft phase-in/phase-out projects, coordinating with authorities, manufacturers, and internal SAS teams to ensure on-time, airworthy deliveries.

You will travel extensively (100–130 days per year), apply EASA Part-66 expertise, and drive cost-efficient handovers while upholding SAS standards and safety requirements.