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We are in need of qualified transport category aircraft mechanics. We need your support for both domestic and international missions. The aircraft does not move without an onboard mechanic. A mechanic is an integral part of the aircraft crew compliment. These missions can be of any length. They may be to Europe for two weeks on a medical mission, it may be for a five day “pickling” or “unpickling” of the aircraft. It could be static display duty or aircraft movement for the positioning of a mission departure. Aircrews and mechanics go with the flow of the mission schedules. Ground duties will also include the off loading of supplies and equipment. The more qualified you are, the more flexible your schedule the smoother each missions operates, the more desirable you are. The more staff mechanics we have available, the more flexible the scheduling can be. If you understand these basic needs and requirements, and you are still interested in operating as a mechanic for Wings World Wide, please forward a resume which includes the following: * Current occupation: years of service, position, duties, vacation and leave policy, specialties, desires * Your hours; total, by type and most recent flight experience * The area of the world you desire to serve * The time of year you desire to serve * Do you have a passport? Visas? * Do you have jump seat privileges? * How much notice do you need to depart for service? * Five (5) references we may contact * A picture of applicant taken within the last six months * Other family members that would like to accompany you, by name age and experience in the area which they wish to serve * Personal information: Name, age, date of birth, marital status, family size, medical history and needs. |
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