B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer

Morson Edge is looking for a B1.3 Licensed Aircraft EngineerLocation: Gloucestershire Airport Position: Permanent Salary: £65,500 – £76,000 + Benefits
Overview
A respected fleet. A reliable rotation. A role built for longevity.Morson Edge is recruiting B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineers to support rotary base maintenance operations at Gloucestershire Airport.This is an opportunity to join a highly experienced maintenance environment supporting the H135 T Series and H145 D2/D3 fleet, with approximately 22 aircraft onsite. The operation is established, well-structured, and designed around long-term capability rather than short-term demand.Whether your background is rotary, fixed-wing, or military aviation, this is the sort of role that offers stability, variety, and a professional working rhythm.
The Role
You will carry out base maintenance activities within a regulated rotary aviation environment, supporting aircraft safety, serviceability, and operational readiness across the fleet.
Key Responsibilities

Carry out base maintenance activities on H135 and H145 aircraftPerform inspections, repairs, modifications, and fault rectificationCertify maintenance activities in line with regulatory and company proceduresWork from approved maintenance data and technical documentationSupport fault diagnosis and troubleshooting across aircraft systemsMaintain accurate maintenance records and documentationEnsure all work is completed safely, compliantly, and efficientlySupport aircraft availability and operational delivery targets

Requirements

B1.3 Licensed Aircraft Engineer backgroundExperience within rotary or fixed-wing maintenance environmentsMilitary aviation backgrounds consideredCandidates with the majority of CAA modules completed also welcomedStrong understanding of maintenance procedures and regulatory standardsComfortable within safety-critical and regulated environmentsStrong communication and teamworking skills

Aircraft Types

H135 T SeriesH145 D2 & D3

The Setting

Gloucestershire Airport base maintenance environmentApproximately 22 aircraft onsite4-6-4 rotation pattern07:00 – 18:30 shiftsStable, experienced engineering teamPermanent opportunity with long-term backing

A credible contract. A respected rotary environment. A rotation that gives something back.If you’re looking for a role that combines strong earning potential, professional stability, and modern rotary maintenance — this is one to consider.