Technical

Whether you work on engines, inspect aircraft or test constructions: at KLM you step into an engineering world that is bigger than you can imagine.

At our engineering departments, thousands of specialists work on aircraft, engines and components. Together, we ensure that our fleet – and that of more than 200 international customers – remains safe and reliable. Everything you do contributes to today’s operations and to the future of aviation.

What this looks like

Engineering at KLM takes many forms. You might be working on engines, handling advanced materials, or making sure that cabins are in perfect condition. In our hangars and workshopsyou’llencounter new challenges every day. Whatever you do, you’ll always work alongside colleagues who share your dedication and pride in the craft.

Room to grow

At KLM, you’ll find opportunities to continuously develop yourself. You can take part in training programmes, join professional communities and collaborate with international partners. With so many specialisations under one roof, your career can take many directions: deepening your expertise in a field or moving on to new roles. This way, your career never stands still.

Your role

At KLM, you make sure aircraft keep flying, crews can rely on their equipment and passengers travel safely. You do meaningful work – every single day. Because at our engineering departments, you don’t just work on today’s fleet, you also help shape the future of aviation.

Discover more about our division:

Engineering & Maintenance

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Explore the perks of working with us

More benefits
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A profit sharing scheme

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Allowance up to 30%, if you do shift work

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7 extra days off if you work irregular shifts

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Substantial discount on airline tickets (if you have been employed for at least 6 months)

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Wheel mechanic
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Every time I see an aircraft I stop and think, my components are in there.
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Within the technical department, there are infinite growth opportunities.
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