Bostonair are actively looking for Aircraft Mechanics. We have several locations in Germany where engineers are often required including Dusseldorf, Frankfurt and Stuttgart. Pay rates are excellent and there are different shift patterns depending on the location and customers. Available job(s) for Aircraft Mechanics are listed below:
Bostonair is looking for Unlicensed Mechanics for a minimum period of 2 years to work in Melbourne, Australia. You MUST…
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Bostonair GmbH is looking for Aircraft Mechanics/Fitters for a long-term contract position based in Wessling, Germany. Accommodation and Local transport…
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Bostonair is looking to speak to Licensed Engineers and Mechanics who are interested in registering for our upcoming opportunities across…
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If you have previously applied for this role, please avoid applying again. Are you a UK or EU citizen looking…
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Bostonair is looking for Licensed CAT A Mechanic for line maintenance tasks on a long-term contract based in Dusseldorf, Germany….
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Bostonair GmbH is looking for Aircraft Mechanics (Manufacturing Technology) for a 4 month contract – with possible extension. This position…
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Bostonair GmbH is looking for Aircraft Equipment Mechanics for a contract position based in Weßling, Germany Accommodation & local transport…
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Bostonair is looking for Licensed CAT A Mechanics (A Mechs) for Line Maintenance tasks based in multiple locations in Germany….
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Bostonair would be keen to speak to experienced engine mechanics with a strong background of deep strip and overhaul of…
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Bostonair is currently looking for Fuel Tank Entry Mechanics and Sheet Metal Workers to join our fantastic team as a Specialist…
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Bostonair GmbH is looking for Certifying CAT A Mechanics for a permanent position based in Saxony, Germany! *Due to the…
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Bostonair is looking for CAT A Mechanics with experience on any of the following types for a contract position based…
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