Types of Roles
From meticulously maintaining our fleet to ensuring aircraft are in optimal condition for every flight, this dedicated team plays a vital role in upholding our commitment to safety and reliability. Whether it's our skilled technicians performing routine maintenance, our engineers innovating solutions, or our quality assurance specialists ensuring compliance, each member of our Technical Operations and Maintenance team contributes to the smooth operation of our airline.
Engineering
Our engineers work closely on continuous improvement with other engineers, mechanics, and pilots to ensure that all aircraft are safe, reliable, and efficient.
Maintenance
Our maintenance team members, including our ASTs, AMTs, Aircraft Maintenance Controllers, Inspectors, Crew Chiefs, Technical Crew Chiefs and beyond are dedicated to ensuring the safety and reliability of our equipment and facilities.
Materials
These positions encompass aircraft parts and materials management, ordering, and other related services that are paramount to our operations.
Planning
These roles involve the planning, management, preparation, and issuance of maintenance work packages for both line and base maintenance operations.
Maintenance Career Paths
From Aviation Service Technician (AST) to Aircraft Maintenance Technician (AMT) and beyond, our team members have the opportunity to advance their skills and progress in their careers. We are committed to providing our employees with the necessary tools and resources to succeed in their roles and prioritize safety and quality in all aspects our work.
AST
Are you interested in starting a career in aviation but don't have your A&P license yet? Consider becoming an Aircraft Support Technician (AST). As an AST, you'll work alongside licensed AMTs and gain valuable hands-on experience while learning the ins and outs of aircraft maintenance. It's a great way to get your foot in the door and start a career in aviation.
AMT
Aviation Maintenance Technicians (AMTs) are skilled professionals responsible for ensuring the safety and airworthiness of aircraft. They perform routine maintenance and inspections on various aircraft systems, including engines, avionics, and airframes. AMTs must have a strong attention to detail and be able to work well under, as they play a critical role in keeping planes flying safely. With a growing demand for air travel, the need for qualified AMTs is on the rise, making it a promising career path for those interested in aviation.
AMC
As an AMT, you have the chance to explore different career paths within the aviation industry. You can apply and interview for internal roles such as Aircraft Maintenance Controller (AMC), Inspector, Crew Chief, Technical Crew Chief and beyond.
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Our Aircraft & Flying ExperienceSun Country’s fleet is made up exclusively of Boeing 737-800 aircraft and offers a variety of unique flying experiences such as: Scheduled passenger service Casino, military, VIP, and sports team charters Cargo operations
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Work/Life BalanceWith the variety of flying we offer, the opportunity for work-life balance includes: Short call reserve with a call out time of two hours No airport reserve, spend your on-call time with the people and activities you enjoy 100% pay protection for all cancelled trips 100% pay for all deadhead legs
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Compensation and ContributionsIncreased compensation to $83.28/hour for first-year first officers Hotel accommodations for initial training for new pilots living 50+ miles from Minneapolis, MN Health, dental, and vision plans Voluntary life insurance & AD&D Long-term disability Company-paid life insurance & AD&D 401(k) contribution equal to 15% of eligible 2024 earnings, regardless of the​ pilot’s participation in the 401(k) plan Paid parking Average per diem pay - $2.80/hour Cockpit Access Security System (CASS) Database jump seat authorization Flight benefits for employees and their eligible travelers beginning on date of hire Mentorship first year of employment
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