Military Pathway to B1 Licence - Aircraft Mechanic

As part of this training, Carbon60 will provide an opportunity to complete CAA Part-66 Category B licence modules whilst performing OJT in a live hanger environment. This will include a 22-week classroom-based course for obtaining the B license (the 22-week course will be split over the duration of the programme), followed by a type rating course on a wide body aircraft.

A hangar-based OJT with a global MRO will also be arranged and provide by Carbon60, for you to complete your CAA CAP 741 Logbook ready for application to the CAA.

Regardless of their role, every individual will be provided with all the support, guidance and advice needed to ensure an effective, enjoyable and successful transition of military personnel to civilian employment.

Where are STS recruiting?

The individuals joining step one of the programme will be required to be based in Birmingham for the OJT phase with Carbon60.

Those with an existing UK CAA B1 Licence have the option to join STS at Manchester Airport or Birmingham Airport.

Think you’re ready for this opportunity?

Then we want to hear from you! Carbon60 and STS are proud to offer this opportunity to our Veterans and Ex-Forces personnel, and keen to help talented, dedicated and deserving individuals the chance to not only kickstart an exciting new civilian career, but also help engineer the future of aviation.

With this incredible, potentially life-changing programme, you will need to apply soon to ensure you don’t miss out. So get in touch with us now.

For the spaces available, STS are searching for people currently without a UK CAA B1 Licence but are ex-military personnel or in the process of leaving the military with a minimum of 3 years aircraft maintenance experience, who will join at step one of the programme and work in a live environment from day one.