Are you our new Apprentice Aircraft Structure Mechanic?

"Our people are the heart of Norwegian.
We embrace a culture of diversity ,equality and inclusion.
Embracing this culture is critical to our business success and makes us stronger together.
Our people have different knowledge, experiences, and backgrounds,
but all share a passion for our vision; to become the most loved and trusted airline in Europe".

Are you our new Apprentice Aircraft Structure Mechanic?

Come join our team!

Norwegian Air AS, Avd. Gardermoen Part-145 is seeking 2 apprentices for the discipline "Flystrukturmekaniker" to commence in autumn 2025.

The apprentice period as "Flystrukturmekaniker" will cover the subject areas of "Læreplan i flystrukturmekanikerfaget opplæring i bedrift (FST04-02)" and gives the apprentice insight and competence in technical manuals, aircraft structures & systems and technical aviation tasks.

Our organization performs line & base maintenance on B737NG and B737MAX aircraft. We have 5 maintenance bases at the following locations: Gardermoen, Sola, Trondheim, Arlanda and Kastrup. Our current staff includes approx. 230 technicians and mechanics.

As an apprentice, you will be stationed at Gardermoen where you will meet a young and dynamic environment. You will receive training in repair and maintenance of aircraft structures & systems, including, but not limited to; fuselage, wings, engines, hydraulic systems, pneumatic systems, landing gear and flight controls.

In the journey as apprentice with Norwegian you will undergo a relevant setup of courses and exchange with our cooperation partners.

All applications will be reviewed continuously.

We can offer:

• Competitive company benefits including employee priced tickets and share saving program
• Good pension and insurance schemes
• Positive and exciting place to work in a global expanding organization
• Challenging, variable and dynamic environment

You are our ideal candidate if:

• Pass in VG3 aircraft system subjects (Flytekniske fag)
• Passion for craftsmanship and handwork as this is crucial in aircraft structural work
• Clean legal record
• Good grades for personal characteristics
• Lowest possible absenteeism
• Fluent in one of the Scandinavian languages in addition to English.

Only students who have completed high school (VG3 Flyfag) in the Norwegian education system will be considered.

In order to work within security zones at Norwegian airports, an extended police certificate will be required (uttømmende politiattest/exhaustive police certificate) for background check from the Norwegian CAA.

Drug and alcohol test is required according to the EASA Regulations.

This position is for you if you have:

• Ability to work within an intense, high-paced work environment.
• Ability to work shifts and be flexible regarding working times
• Good attitudes and understanding of aircraft safety work
• Takes own initiatives to personal learning and development

In this role your tasks will be:

• Planned maintenance and inspections
• Structural work
• Replacement of components
• Troubleshooting, fault correction, and testing of systems and components