CAMO Engineering Intern - Start April 2027

About us
Jetfly is a leading European private aviation company headquartered in Luxembourg. We operate a fleet of 72 aircraft, including PC-12, PC-24, and Cirrus SF50. With over 25 years of experience and more than 540 passionate professionals, we bring together specialized business units offering a complete aviation ecosystem, including fractional ownership, charter services, aircraft management, trading, maintenance, and training.
Jetfly Aviation is the Jetfly division dedicated to fractional aircraft ownership, serving over 500 co-owners across Europe. Luxembourg hosts the operational hub and administrative departments, ensuring smooth day-to-day operations and high-quality service for all co-owners.
About the role
Within the CAMO Engineering team, the intern will be directly involved in the department’s operational activities and will participate in engineering and continuing airworthiness tasks. Under the supervision of the CAMO Engineering Manager, the intern will contribute to ensuring the safety, regulatory compliance, and performance of the Jetfly fleet.
Responsibilities:
Regulation & Documentation
Analyze and process technical publications (AD, SB, SL, STC, repairs) in accordance with EASA Part-M / Part-CAMO requirements.
Support the update and monitoring of Aircraft Maintenance Programs (AMP) and Operator Maintenance Programs (OMP).
Contribute to configuration management and document traceability within the AMOS system.
Prepare compliance records and internal audit support documentation.
Technical Support
Assist the team in providing technical support to the MCC (Maintenance Control Centre) during unscheduled events.
Support the preparation and follow-up of scheduled maintenance checks in coordination with Part-145 organizations.
Contribute to the management of technical queries addressed to OEMs (Pilatus, Pratt & Whitney, etc.).
Fleet Optimization & Reliability
Participate in fleet reliability analysis and the production of performance reports (KPIs, recurring defects, preventive actions).
Contribute to aircraft integration (phase-in) projects and ongoing fleet improvement initiatives.
Tools & Processes
Use and maintain the airworthiness management system AMOS.
Contribute to the continuous improvement of CAMO department procedures and tools.
Profile
Currently studying Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, or a related field.
Strong interest in aviation, aircraft maintenance, and airworthiness.
Good analytical skills and attention to detail.
Comfortable working with data and basic reporting.
Familiar with Microsoft Office (Excel, Word); knowledge of AMOS or similar tools is a plus.
Fluent in English; French is a advantage.
Motivated, proactive, and eager to gain hands-on experience in an operational environment.
Internship Compensation package
Your monthly gross salary will be established based on the degree of your studies:
Bachelor's degree: €1,000
1st year of Master’s degree: €1,250
Final year of Master’s degree: €1,500
Additional benefits (18 lunch vouchers of 10,80€ per month).

Employment type
Internship

Work arrangement
No