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ATR Aircraft Base Maintenance engineer B1 or B2

DAT LT Base Maintenance hangar in Kaunas, Lithuania is searching for team members experienced in a ATR Base Maintenance field. The work schedule suggested from 14/14 to 21/21 shift pattern or as agreed.

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Preferable Qualifications:

  • Valid Aircraft Engineer License, EASA Part 66 B1 or CAT A as minimum. B2 is also preferable.
  • 6 months relevant experience in the last 2 consecutive years on ATR family aircrafts.
  • Deep knowledge of aircraft maintenance and operation.
  • Valid certificates of HF, FTS and EWIS.
  • Citizenship of EU or other countries of Schengen area.

Personal Qualities:

  • Commitment and responsibility
  • Able to deal with various tasks in timely manner
  • Very good communication skills both oral and written English is essential
  • Good knowledge or ability to use software related to Aircraft Maintenance
  • Ability to learn

It’s a requirement that you have a valid driver license and can pass the security clearance to access the airport and the citizenship of EU member states or partner countries of EU and Schengen area (unless you not holder of EU citizenship, permission to live and work in EU member state country is acceptable).

About DAT

DAT is a Danish airline founded in 1989. We are a company with approx. 500 employees distributed in Denmark and Lithuania and with an annual turnover of 860 million DKR. The headquarter is in Vamdrup near Kolding, Denmark.

DAT operates 20 aircraft and the fleet consist of ATR, Airbus 320/321. Ever since the start, we have been passionate about delivering flights with very high operational reliability, personalized service and the necessary flexibility when required. We fly on time and keep our agreements.

For further information about DAT, please visit www.dat.dk.

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