Licensed Aircraft Engineer

B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer


Stansted | £78,450 - £90,000 (depending on aircraft types worked on) | Monday - Friday, 08.00am - 16.30pm
Are you a qualified EASA Licensed B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer looking for a role that combines technical expertise with stability and career development? We are working with a reputable aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul (MRO) organisation at Stansted. This position offers an excellent opportunity to work on diverse helicopter types, including AW139, S-92A, S76C++, and H155, in a professional environment committed to safety and quality.
Working Monday to Friday, you will enjoy a predictable schedule with no shift rotations, providing a strong work-life balance. The company values proactive and flexible engineers, offering ongoing training, sponsorship for eligible candidates, and clear paths for career progression. You'll be involved in hands-on aircraft maintenance, documentation, liaising with internal teams, and supporting safety initiatives - allowing you to develop your skills and take pride in maintaining aircraft safety and performance.
If you have experience working on multiple helicopter types and hold an EASA B1.3 licence, this role offers competitive pay based on your qualifications and experience, plus benefits like a pension scheme and health cover.



This is what you'll be doing

  • Perform aircraft maintenance on helicopters in line with company procedures and standards.
  • Complete accurate aircraft documentation, including daily handovers and work sheets.
  • Assist with planning and performing scheduled maintenance tasks.
  • Liaise with suppliers and internal teams to source parts and resolve maintenance issues efficiently.
  • Ensure all test equipment and tools are calibrated and inspected regularly.
  • Act as a point of contact for customer and crew enquiries, providing professional communication and support.
  • Maintain high safety standards by adhering to health and safety protocols and promoting a safe working environment.
  • Support administration duties related to aircraft maintenance and documentation.
  • Participate in ongoing training and development initiatives to enhance your technical skills.


This is what you'll bring to the team

  • A valid EASA B1.3 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, with practical experience in helicopter maintenance.
  • Experience working on at least one of the following aircraft types: AW139, S-92A, S76C++, or H155; experience on multiple types is preferred.
  • Additional certifications such as 'C' type or dual (B1/B2) licences are advantageous and attract higher salary or pay supplements.
  • Understanding of aircraft documentation, maintenance planning, and safety regulations.
  • Strong organisational skills and the ability to prioritise tasks effectively.
  • Flexibility to work occasional overtime and support business needs, including travel or nights away when required.
  • Professional communication skills and a customer-focused approach.
  • Commitment to safety, quality, and continuous improvement.


What you'll get in return

  • Salary ranging from £78,450 for one aircraft type up to £83,307 for three or more types, with additional pay for 'C' certification or dual licensing.
  • Sponsored work in the UK under an EASA licence.
  • Monday to Friday schedule, day shifts, enabling a stable work-life balance.
  • Basic health cover via BUPA and a pension scheme (employee 4%, employer 9%).
  • Opportunity for paid overtime or lieu time, supporting your earnings.
  • Ongoing training and career progression within a well-respected aerospace organisation.


If you're ready to apply your helicopter maintenance expertise in a stable, professional environment, we encourage you to submit your application now. Join a team that values safety, quality, and your professional growth at Stansted.

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