Company Description SaxonAir is a rapidly growing business aviation company established in 2007 to provide flexible, convenient, and cost‑effective private air charter services. The company owns, manages, and operates a diverse fleet of business jets and helicopters, including mid-size aircraft such as the Hawker series, Phenom 300, Legacy 500, Gulfstream G550, and Airbus and Agusta helicopters. Operating from bases throughout Europe under two UK Air Operator’s Certificates, SaxonAir serves destinations across Europe, Africa, Russia, the Middle East, and beyond. Headquartered at Norwich Airport in a modern hangar and office complex, the company employs over 60 team members and maintains aircraft bases at Norwich, London Stansted, and London Luton. SaxonAir’s continued growth and industry recognition, including awards for private jet hire, make it an attractive environment for aviation professionals seeking long-term development. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site CAMO Engineer role based in the Greater Norwich Area, United Kingdom. The CAMO Engineer will be responsible for the continuing airworthiness management of SaxonAir’s managed and operated fleet, ensuring compliance with EASA/CAA regulations, company procedures, and manufacturer requirements. Day-to-day activities include developing and updating aircraft maintenance programs, planning scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, monitoring aircraft reliability, and reviewing technical records and logbooks for accuracy and completeness. The role involves liaising with maintenance providers, OEMs, and regulatory authorities, raising and controlling work orders, coordinating defect rectification, and supporting aircraft entry into service or phase-in/phase-out activities. The CAMO Engineer will also contribute to safety reporting, audits, and process improvements, while working closely with operations, flight crews, and other technical teams to maintain high standards of safety, availability, and cost-effectiveness. Qualifications Strong understanding of continuing airworthiness management, including aircraft maintenance planning, AMP development, and reliability monitoring. Proficiency in reviewing and managing technical records, maintenance documentation, logbooks, and airworthiness directives/service bulletins. Experience coordinating with Part-145 maintenance organizations, OEMs, and aviation authorities (EASA/CAA) for maintenance and airworthiness matters. Familiarity with business jet and/or helicopter operations, ideally including types similar to Hawker, Phenom, Legacy, Gulfstream, Airbus, or Agusta fleets. Competence with CAMO or maintenance management software systems, as well as general IT skills (e.g., MS Office, digital documentation tools). Excellent analytical, problem-solving, and organizational skills with the ability to prioritize tasks in a dynamic operational environment. Clear and professional communication skills, with the ability
