Browse engineer Roles requiring the B1-B2 Certification

The EASA B1/B2 certifies maintenance engineers: B1 for mechanical systems and B2 for avionics. Requires 3–4 years of apprenticeship and academic training, plus 2 years of practical maintenance experience on turbine aircraft.

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2026-05-14T12:58:29.3450729Z
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B747-400 / B767 / B777 B1/B2 Engineer (TLV)
Challenge Technic
Tel Aviv, Israel
CRM is looking for B747-400, or B767, or B777 B1/B2 Engineers on behalf of our client Challenge Technic.
2026-05-14T12:40:05.5208552Z
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A320 / B737 B1/B2 Engineer (RAI)
Challenge Technic
CRM is looking for A320 and B737 B1/B2 Engineers on behalf of our client Challenge Technic.
2026-05-11T10:23:49.0862528Z
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B747-400 and B777 B1/B2 Engineer
GMT
First2 Resource is looking for B747-400 and B777 B1/B2 Engineers on behalf of our client GMT.
2026-04-30T08:49:47.0113073Z
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Technical Representative
Air Atlanta Icelandic
Airborne Personnel is looking for Base Maintenance Technical Representatives on behalf of our client, Air Atlanta Icelandic, ) to oversee and represent the airline’s interests during heavy/base maintenance events at MRO facilities worldwide.
2026-04-09T11:39:03.0385667Z
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A220 B1/B2 Flying Spanner
HELO
Helo Recruitment is looking for A220 B1/B2 Flying Spanners on behalf of our Business Aviation client.

Browse engineer Roles requiring the B1-B2 Certification

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B747-400 / B767 / B777 B1/B2 Engineer (TLV)

A320 / B737 B1/B2 Engineer (RAI)

B747-400 and B777 B1/B2 Engineer

Technical Representative

A220 B1/B2 Flying Spanner