Browse engineer Roles requiring the EASA Certification

The EASA ATPL is issued by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency after at least 1500 hours total flight time, including 500 hours in multi-engine aeroplanes and 200 hours of cross-country experience. Training covers advanced aerodynamics, meteorology, and multi-crew coordination over 2–3 years.

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2026-06-04T10:56:29.5841351Z
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ATR 72-500 B1 Engineer
Rapid MRO
Riga, Latvia
CRM is looking for ATR 72-500 B1 licensed engineers on behalf of our client, Rapid MRO.
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.

Browse engineer Roles requiring the EASA Certification

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ATR 72-500 B1 Engineer

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

A320 / B737 B1/B2 Engineer (RAI)

B747-400 and B777 B1/B2 Engineer

Technical Representative