Emirates, the world’s largest international airline, is seeking top-tier aircraft engineering and technical talent in the Philippines. The airline is hosting information sessions in Manila on 14 and 15 October for the Aircraft Technician role, based in Dubai. The roadshows follow Emirates’ global recruitment drive to onboard 17,300 professionals across 350 roles this financial year, aiming to expand technical operations and improve maintenance standards across its international fleet. The initiative taps into the Philippines’ growing aviation talent pool.
Both experienced and aspiring Aircraft Technicians are welcome to attend the roadshow, where Emirates recruiters will share information about the roles, salary, benefits, and life in Dubai. It’s the perfect opportunity for candidates to interact with the airline’s engineers and managers for meaningful insights into the working life, growth opportunities, and career progression within Emirates. Those interested must register for the roadshow on October 14-15 at: https://forms.office.com/r/XxFgCxCGUb.
Emirates Philippines Country Manager, Saeed Abdulla Miran, said: “Our engineers enjoy a rewarding career in Dubai, working on the world’s largest fleet of widebody aircraft as part of a dynamic, multicultural team of talented professionals. We’ve invested US$950 million to build a new ultra-modern engineering facility at Dubai World Central. Those who come on board Emirates will have the opportunity to work, learn, and push the boundaries of engineering and innovation at this new facility, which will be one of the largest and most advanced in commercial aviation. It will also be equipped to handle the full gamut of specialist aircraft engineering services. We are building a future-ready workforce capable of supporting our global operations with precision and excellence.”
Emirates Engineering is among the world’s most technologically advanced aircraft maintenance facilities. GCAA CAR V approved, Emirates Engineering supports the airline’s fleet of Airbus and Boeing aircraft, which are the world’s largest. And the fleet of 30 other airlines is maintained through third-party maintenance contracts.
Construction on Phase 1 of Emirates’ engineering facility at Dubai World Central began in 2024 with an expected completion time of 2027. Spread over 1 million square meters, it is purpose-built to support Emirates’ aircraft fleet and operating requirements into the 2040s. It will also be a center of excellence for commercial aviation engineering services in the Middle East, with spare capacity potentially offered to other airline operators. Emirates engineers will be at the very heart of this groundbreaking facility, from leading routine aircraft checks, bespoke paint jobs, light to heavy maintenance programs, and engine repair and testing, to carrying out full cabin interior fit-outs and aircraft conversions.
Emirates offers a competitive tax-free salary, eligibility for profit share, excellent medical insurance, life insurance, education allowance, and concessional cargo and deeply discounted flight tickets for self, family, and friends. Employees also have access to the Emirates Platinum card that offers a range of exclusive privileges and discounts to employees and dependents across thousands of brands and retail stores, clubs, clinics, and hospitality outlets, locally and globally.
Those who join will lead a cosmopolitan lifestyle in vibrant Dubai, living with 200 nationalities in a city renowned for its hotels, restaurants, food scene, leisure activities, and for being one of the safest in the world.
An Emirates engineering aircraft technician carries out maintenance on the airline’s and third-party aircraft under the guidance of licensed aircraft engineers. An approved apprenticeship in commercial aircraft maintenance or any equivalent, and at least 5 years of experience are required for the role.
The opportunity to join Emirates is just one click away. To learn more about the eligibility and apply, visit the Emirates careers page at www.emiratesgroupcareers.com/engineering/.
