Deferred Maintenance Coordinator (MEL/CDL Expert)

Frontier Airlines, Inc.; Denver (CO); On-site; USD 72,000 - 96,331; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Flight benefits

Buddy passes

Travel discounts

Vendor discounts

Business casual

Flexible schedules

Total Rewards program

HOPE League

Job summary

Frontier Airlines, Inc. is seeking a Deferred Maintenance Coordinator in Denver, Colorado to support MEL/CDL/NEF/ODM actions and ensure safety and airworthiness in accordance with 14 CFR 121.628.

You will coordinate with Technical Services, Engineering and Maintenance, monitor deferral actions, and provide daily FAA and company reporting. A valid FAA A&P license and 3 years of airline maintenance experience are required.

Qualifications

• Valid FAA A&P license.
• 3 years of airline or transport-category aircraft experience.
• 3 years interfacing with MEL Manual for aircraft operations.
• 3 years of aircraft maintenance in a Line Maintenance environment (preferably on A320).
• Experience using maintenance information systems (TRAX/AMOS) and flight operating systems (Sabre/CAE).
• Demonstrate safety-focused, collaborative behavior aligned with company values.

Responsibilities

• Monitor MEL/CDL/NEF and interfacing manual specs to maintain airworthiness.
• Take operational ownership for MEL maintenance capture program.
• Identify and prioritize MEL/CDL/NEF and ODM capture.
• Verify and validate material requisitions and transfer orders at deferral.
• Request TSWS with appropriate teams and ensure scheduling.

Skills

FAA A&P license

Airline/Transport experience

MEL/CDL/NEF knowledge

Line maintenance on A320

Maintenance information systems TRAX//

Flight Operating Systems Sabre/CAE

Tools

TRAX

AMOS

Sabre

CAE

Job description

Frontier Airlines, Inc. is seeking a Deferred Maintenance Coordinator in Denver, Colorado to support MEL/CDL/NEF/ODM actions and ensure safety and airworthiness in accordance with 14 CFR 121.628.

You will coordinate with Technical Services, Engineering and Maintenance, monitor deferral actions, and provide daily FAA and company reporting. A valid FAA A&P license and 3 years of airline maintenance experience are required.