Michigan Aviation — Waterford, Michigan
Estimated salary for Aircraft Mechanics and Service Technicians (U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025): $62,630–$99,130 per year, median $79,870. The employer did not provide a pay range for this listing.
Michigan Aviation is expanding its MRO again. Contact: Bill@MichiganAviation.net. Please forward your information directly to this email. Michigan Aviation is seeking experienced A&P licensed aircraft mechanics (Citation and William's Engine a plus). We are also seeking newly licensed A&P aircraft mechanics who we can train. If you are skilled in avionics, we have positions available, too. We are a well established MRO/FBO 145 Repair Station (KL2R956K) servicing Oakland County International Airport (KPTK) since 1957 with exceptional customers and aircraft. Relocation assistance is available.
Our focus is heavily on Cessna Citation 500 series and King Air maintenance, including major inspections and repairs. Our business workflow is 70% turbine and 30% piston. We are also a Cessna High Performance Single/Twin Engine Service Center and a Beechcraft Baron and Bonanza Service Center. We perform annual inspections and line maintenance on almost every major aircraft make and model flying. We are a Williams International Service Center for FJ44 series engines. We have avionics dealerships for Garmin, Aspen, and many other suppliers/manufacturers.
You will be working with Technicians that have 30+ years of experience at our Company. Our reputation is built on having the tools, equipment, facilities, and highly skilled personnel to perform the next level of maintenance on the next level aircraft. Our facilities consist of 80,000 square feet of hangar and office space on 10 acres with 39 based aircraft. If you are interested in being part of our family and would like to know more about joining our team, email us today: Bill@Michiganaviation.net.
Candidates must live within commuting distance of our facilities in Waterford, Michigan at the KPTK.
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