British Airways

Currently my role is in a learning centre which is mostly classroom based. We have spent the past 6 weeks applying hand skills in a workshop and on the hangar floor, while just this week we have starting electrical hand skills in a classroom/workshop envi...

Maintaining aircraft systems and components

As I am in the first year it has so far consisted of studying and exams. There’s a workshop and hangar phase where certain jobs are completed. It’s a great way to get experience.

I have experienced different areas, carrying out different maintenance from general servicing to casualty work. I assist in teams and work individually from time to time to demonstrate my skills and knowledge. On a day to to day basis, I arrive to work pr...

working with multiple aircrafts to work through tasks related to servicing and maintenance as well as adhering to all health and safety requirements

As I am in my first year, we are doing our initial training, including our learning and exams for our A license and workshop and hangar tasks.

1st year module exams and practical task then years 2/3 in the hangers doing aircraft maintenance tasks.

I am currently studying towards a CAT A licence as part of the Aircraft Maintenance Apprenticeship at British Airways. I am learning in the classroom completing modules, learning in the hangar and also in the workshop improving my technical skills.

Throughout the apprenticeship you will be put on a variety of placements. The first year will consist of yourself going to resource group in kemble and completing your A license modules. Second year you'll be back at Heathrow completing your placement...

My First year role British Airways involves studying away from home in the Cotswolds with LRTT training. I spend my time currently learning key modules that will help me become competent with a hanger environment and achieve my part 66 catA licence, while...

Training to be an aircraft engineer. Studying modules, completing upk's, & completing practical tasks such as metal working, or hangar tasks.

Learning how to fix planes

As an aircraft maintenance apprentice, in the first year, you study your modules towards your CAT A license, as well as working towards your apprenticeship qualification. Once you have completed the first year, you will be based at LHR, rotating between t...

I am currently in my first year at British airways where in which I am studying for my Cat A part 66 license at Kemble airport resource group. The course is planned out exceptionally as I am gaining practical experience and skills and theory knowledge sim...

My role at British Airways was being a customer service apprentice who focuses on customer service excellence whilst maintaining a safe and secure airline.Day-to-day tasks include working at check-in, arrivals, connections, and boarding flights.Throughou...

3 placements in operational, commercial and strategic roles across a wide ranging variety of departments in the airline. I have worked in Global Sales Communication, as a transformation lead, leading a large scale, multi-airline sales synergies project fo...

Preform maintenance activities on aircraft in the hangar and line environment

Getting experience working on Aircraft in the workplace. Mixture of servicing work, defect rectification and casualty work. Daily work can also include doing NVQ work or CAA A-License modules.

I am an aircraft maintenance apprentice which involves jobs like changing filters, replacing components, panels etc as well as servicing jobs like replenishing oil, hydraulic fluid.