B1 Licensed Engineer

You'll hold a UK Part 66 B1 licence and authorisation, or an equivalent approval on company aircraft, with up-to-date knowledge of relevant airworthiness legislation.

Ideally, you'll bring at least three years' operational experience in a line maintenance environment, along with the practical skills and technical judgement to complete and certify aircraft maintenance safely.

You can communicate technical and operational issues clearly to management, work effectively both independently and as part of a team, and maintain a strong customer focus with internal and external partners.

You'll be flexible when priorities change, confident using IT and maintenance reporting systems, and able to demonstrate a working knowledge of health and safety legislation.

> Competitive base salary + up to 15% bonus

> 7% employer pension contribution

> Private medical insurance

> 25 days holiday + bank holidays

> Annual credit towards an easyJet holiday

> Excellent staff travel benefits

> Flexible benefits package including share schemes

As a B1 Licensed Engineer at London Luton Airport, you'll complete scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, rectify defects and certify work in line with approved documentation, company procedures and legislation.

Working closely with the Duty Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor, you'll help protect the operating programme by prioritising work and resources, escalating risks early and supporting safe, on-time departures. You may also supervise small teams when the operation requires it.

"This role is for an engineer who takes real pride in getting the detail right. We're looking for someone who can make confident technical decisions, support the people around them and keep safety at the centre of every job, even when the operation is moving quickly."
Hiring Manager, Engineering & Maintenance

You'll use your licence and company approvals to complete scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, rectify defects and issue certificates of release to service to the required standards.

You'll assess the work and resources needed, set priorities for allocated colleagues and keep the Duty Engineer or Maintenance Supervisor informed about progress, concerns and anything that could affect the flying programme.

You'll check that parts and components are approved, certified and correctly handled, while making sure maintenance records, technical delay reports, deferred defects and handovers are accurate and completed on time.

When supervising others, you'll maintain high standards of workmanship, quality and tool use. You'll also help keep equipment, facilities, vehicles and premises safe, compliant and fit for purpose.

Luton | Full-time | Onsite

15% bonus • 7% pension • Staff travel benefits

You're at your best when safety, precision and sound judgement matter on every shift.

You combine hands-on aircraft knowledge with calm decision-making, clear communication and a strong sense of ownership. If you want your expertise to help keep aircraft safe, serviceable and ready to depart, this is an opportunity to make a visible operational impact.

At easyJet, we are dedicated to fostering an inclusive workplace that reflects the diverse customers we serve across Europe. We welcome candidates from all backgrounds. If you require specific adjustments or support during the application or recruitment process, such as extra time for assessments or accessible interview locations, please contact us at ma.recruitment@easyjet.com. We are committed to providing reasonable adjustments throughout the recruitment process to ensure accessibility and accommodation.

Ready to put your licence at the heart of a safe, reliable operation?