Alaska Aircraft A&P Program

Alaska Aircraft Sales, IncView company profile
JBER, AK
Summary description:
Alaska Aircraft Sales and Maintenance is looking to add 2 experienced APs to our team. Part 145 Repair Station specializing in repair, modification and maintenance of DeHavilland, Pilatus, Cessna, Piper, Grumman and Daher aircraft. We offer repair services to turbine, radial, and piston engines. Customer base includes Part 135 operators so "after hours" obligations arise but are limited. Permanent position with an excellent benefit package including flexible shifts, paid holidays and vacation, relocation expense, medical insurance and 401K with match and profit share.
Job description:
- Conduct airframe, powerplant, propeller inspections and service actions IAW manufacturer and FAA guidance.- Perform maintenance/repair actions to enable current and future airworthy status.- Work with limited supervision and supervise mechanic apprentices.- Communicate work progress and issues limiting production to management.- Promote a professional image; courteous to customers and co-workers.
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Eligibility factors:
All Services
- Highly encourage a current AP or AP/IA license.- Read & understand technical manuals, drawings, AC 43.13- Perform maintenance, repair or modification IAW standard practices.- Comply with FAA mandated drug testing program.

Alaska

Typical pay $78K – $105K/yr

Median pay: $91K/yr

What Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians typically earn in Alaska — from U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data (May 2025). It's the going rate for this line of work, not this employer's offer.

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