Frontier Airlines

The AD & SDR Technical Specialist is responsible for ensuring compliance with Frontier Airlines' Airworthiness Directive Program and Service Difficulty Reporting requirements. This includes reviewing directives, maintaining databases, and coordinating with various departments to ensure regulatory compliance.

The Engineer II serves as the primary contact for reliability issues within Technical Services, responsible for performing reliability analyses, root-cause investigations, and driving initiatives to improve operational performance and reduce aircraft downtime. This role also involves maintaining configuration control, updating engineering documentation, and supporting departmental projects through research and analysis of technical data.

The Engineer, Powerplant Lease Specialist is primarily responsible for the administration, oversight, and technical compliance of leased engines and APUs throughout their lifecycle, covering selection, induction, monitoring, and return management. This role also provides essential technical engineering support, regulatory analysis, and troubleshooting for powerplant systems to ensure fleet reliability and operational continuity.

The On-the-Job Instructor supplements classroom instruction by delivering practical training to support Aircraft Maintenance and Engineering organizations, focusing on initial and recurrent practical training tasks. Essential functions include providing formal, structured OJT for maintenance personnel, conducting qualifications on the Airbus fleet, and promoting safety through practical demonstration.

The specialist is directly responsible for overseeing Frontier's Airworthiness Directive management system and monitoring the process for correct and timely compliance with all FAA Airworthiness Directives (ADs). Key duties include reviewing ADs and NPRMs for applicability, ensuring necessary documentation like the Airworthiness Directive Analysis Worksheet is generated, and tracking compliance status.

The Analyst will support maintaining configuration models within Frontier’s FMIS system, including databases for Receiving Inspections, Shelf Life, Engineering Manual Supplements, and configuration controls. Essential functions involve performing research and analysis on components using technical data like IPC, ADs, and SBs to maintain system integrity and handling daily component inquiries.