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Flying Crew Chiefs in the 89th Maintenance Group keep executive airlift aircraft safe, reliable, and mission-ready worldwide while supporting senior U.S. leadership and foreign dignitaries.
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What You'll Do
- Travel worldwide supporting executive airlift missions, typically 80–200 days per year
- Provide off-station aircraft maintenance support on C-32A (B757) and C-40B (B737)
- Troubleshoot and resolve aircraft discrepancies off station
- Coordinate with aircrew, maintenance controllers, program managers, and commercial partners to keep aircraft mission-ready
- Represent the very best of the United States with professionalism and precision in high-visibility environments
Eligibility & Profile
- Grade: Senior Airman or Staff Sergeant
- Eligible AFSCs: Airlift/Special Mission Aircraft Maintenance (2A5X1), Refuel/Bomber Aircraft Maintenance (2A5X4), and Heavy Aircraft Integrated Avionics (2A9X4)
- Assignment eligibility: Must be PCS eligible IAW DAFI 36-2110
- Clearance: Eligible for a Top Secret security clearance
- Strong performance records, professionalism, and sound judgment
- Ability to operate independently in dynamic environments
- Maintainers who take ownership of their craft and consistently deliver disciplined, detail-driven work
Note: We are not currently hiring from the bomber or RPA communities.
What You'll Gain
- Worldwide travel opportunities
- Advanced aircraft systems and vendor training
- Direct responsibility for the safe, reliable execution of one of the Air Force's most visible missions