Aircraft Technician / Line Maintenance Engineer (B1/B2)

Job Description

About the Company Qanot Sharq operates Airbus A320 family and Airbus A330 aircraft from Tashkent International Airport. Role Overview Aircraft types: Airbus A320 Family & Airbus A330. Schedule: shift work (day / night / rest days). Location: Tashkent International Airport. Key Responsibilities Transit, daily and weekly checks: carrying out scheduled maintenance work in the turnarounds between flights. Troubleshooting: prompt fault-finding and rectification. MEL application: correct use of the MEL (Minimum Equipment List) to secure departure. AOG support: working in Aircraft on Ground mode to return the aircraft to service as quickly as possible. Documentation: completing on-board aircraft records and paperwork. Licences & Qualifications Valid AML (Part-66 or national standard) with approvals for A320 (CEO/NEO) and A330 . Experience At least 3 years of line experience specifically on the apron (line station). Requirements Resilience under pressure: the ability to stay focused and act precisely when time is short and during night shifts. Language: technical English for reading technical documentation and communicating with crews, including foreign crews.

Requirements

• Transit, daily and weekly checks: carrying out scheduled maintenance work in the turnarounds between flights.
• Troubleshooting: prompt fault-finding and rectification.
• MEL application: correct use of the MEL (Minimum Equipment List) to secure departure.
• AOG support: working in Aircraft on Ground mode to return the aircraft to service as quickly as possible.
• Documentation: completing on-board aircraft records and paperwork.
• Valid AML (Part-66 or national standard) with approvals for A320 (CEO/NEO) and A330 .
• At least 3 years of line experience specifically on the apron (line station).
• Resilience under pressure: the ability to stay focused and act precisely when time is short and during night shifts.
• Language: technical English for reading technical documentation and communicating with crews, including foreign crews.