
Ryanair
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Junior Aircraft Engineer – London Stansted Airport
DescriptionAES (Aircraft Engineering Services) are currently recruiting for Junior Aircraft Engineer’s to be based at London Stansted Airport.This is the perfect opportunity to kick start your career in Ryanair, Europe’s Largest Airline who operate more than 3,300 daily flights from over 90 bases, connecting 230 destinations in over 37 countries and operating a fleet of over 570 Boeing 737 aircraft.If you’re ready to take off with your career in aviation and think you have what it takes to join Europe’s largest airline, apply today!The 24-month Junior Aircraft Engineer Program is dedicated to providing you with the required practical training and experience in order to become a licensed engineer.
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During the first phase (12 months), the program combines a range of theoretical and practical elements which will develop your skills as an engineer for a successful career in our Engineering department.
At the end of the 12 months, you will be in a position to apply for your Category A License.
At the end of the second phase of the program, you will be in a position to apply for your CAT A or B1 or B2 license.Join Ryanair and let your career soar! RequirementsPassed all Basic CAT A, B1 and/or B2 Modules from a Part 147 Approved SchoolHold a Certificate of Recognition from an EASA Part 147 Approved SchoolUK Passport or EU Passport with Pre-Settled or Settled StatusYou will require a Full clean UK/EU Driving Licence within one year of joining the companyBe able to work and live in the UK.Good Basic Hand skillsMust have initiative; enthusiasm and be self-motivated to work in a highly rewarding and safe environment.Passion for aviation and a desire to build a career in Aircraft EngineeringBenefitsCompetencies
About Ryanair
Ryanair Holdings PLC, Europe’s largest airline group, is the parent company of Buzz, Ryanair UK, Lauda Europe, Malta Air & Ryanair DAC. Having carried over 185m guests in the past 12 months, Ryanair operates, 3,600 daily flights from 95+ bases, connecting 250 destinations in 37 countries on a fleet of over 600 aircraft, with plans to increase traffic to 300m guests per year and over 800 aircraft w
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