Who are we? We’re the airline that gets you to your next destination. CommuteAir is striving to be the modern regional airline that our passengers and employees are looking for. Our role in your career as a regional airline is an important one that we take seriously.
Community, mentorship, training, and growth are all part of our DNA – we want to make your vision of a successful career in the aviation industry a reality. Where are we going? We are a dedicated United Airlines partner that operates over 1,600 weekly flights – doing our part to connect people and their communities to the world via United’s Global Network. Headquartered in Cleveland, Ohio – we operate multiple hubs throughout the mid-continent with our large fleet of Embraer 145 XR aircraft.
With crew bases in Denver, Houston, and Washington Dulles, and maintenance bases in Houston, Texas, Albany, New York, and Lincoln, Nebraska. We’ve grown significantly over the past 35 years, and know that you will too. Together We Soar. Your success is our success.
Community is everything to us at CommuteAir. Our diverse team overcomes a multitude of challenges each and every day with the collective support of our team. We want to provide you with the tools you need to succeed – By adopting a data-driven approach, we’re innovating the traditional path to mainline by raising the bar and setting the standard for employee training and support. We offer our team comprehensive benefits, competitive pay, internal advancement programs, and personal access to flights on the Star Alliance network for yourself and your family.
We’ll see you to your next destination! What the position is: Aircraft maintenance technician inspects mechanical, hydraulic, and structural systems and diagnoses malfunctions. Aircraft maintenance technicians also ensure compliance with aviation safety rules and regulations. Essential functions: • Perform maintenance work on company Embraer ERJ-145 aircraft at our maintenance bases including but not limited to dismantling, overhauling repairing, assembling all aircraft parts and components • Perform routine releases returning aircraft to service • Complete all necessary paperwork in accordance with company, manufacturer, and FAA requirements • Maintain work area, tools, and vehicles in clean and safe working conditions • Collaborate with appropriate Inspection personnel (RII) • Ensure hazardous materials storage is frequently inspected and ensure proper labeling, containers, and location in accordance with company and regulatory requirements General requirements & qualifications: • Current FAA Airframe and Powerplant (A&P) certificate • High School Diploma or equivalent • Valid unrestricted driver’s license • Good driving record and ability to drive tugs, trucks, and hangar equipment; taxi aircraft; alert to moving vehicles and aircraft • Valid US passport (or foreign passport with documented work authorization in the US) • Fluent in English, both spoken and written • Good communication skills (verbal, written, and radio) • Positive attitude towards productivity, safety, and quality maintenance • Available to work shifts and overtime if necessary • Ability to lift and maneuver up to 50lbs, bend, stoop, crawl, and kneel frequently in confined spaces • Must have own set of tools