Aviation Line Technician

Position Overview

The Aviation Line Technician plays a critical role in ensuring safe, efficient, and customer‑focused ground operations at G2G Aviation. This position supports daily fueling operations, aircraft movement, customer service, and fuel inventory management. The technician is a frontline representative of G2G Aviation and is expected to uphold the company’s standards of safety, professionalism, and operational excellence.

Key Responsibilities

Aircraft & Fueling Operations

• Perform safe and efficient fueling of all arriving and departing aircraft (100LL and Jet A).
• Refill and maintain fuel trucks daily to ensure uninterrupted fueling capability.
• Receive, test, and store fuel deliveries in accordance with FAA and industry standards.
• Maintain accurate records of all fuel purchased, dispensed, and stored.
• Ensure all customers have paid for fuel prior to dispensing.

Aircraft Handling & Hangar Operations

• Utilize the aircraft tug system to move aircraft into and out of hangars.
• Assist pilots and passengers with parking, tie‑downs, and ramp positioning.
• Provide basic line services such as towing, choking, and securing aircraft.

Customer Service & Transaction Management

• Check out customers for fuel tickets and process payments accurately.
• Provide courteous, professional service to pilots, passengers, and visitors.
• Support customer needs related to fueling, parking, and general airport operations.

Safety & Compliance

• Follow all OSHA, FAA, and airport safety protocols.
• Use required PPE and maintain a safe working environment at all times.
• Report equipment malfunctions, safety concerns, or operational issues promptly.

Operational Support

• Maintain clean, organized fueling areas, hangars, and equipment.
• Perform additional duties as needed to ensure smooth airport operations.
• Participate in on‑call rotation for after‑hours fueling needs (evenings, weekends, holidays).

Qualifications

• Prior aviation line service or fueling experience preferred.
• Ability to operate aircraft tugs and ground support equipment.
• Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety.
• Ability to work independently and make sound operational decisions.
• Excellent customer service and communication skills.
• Must maintain all required fueling certifications and training.

Pay: $15.00 - $15.50 per hour

Benefits:

• On-the-job training
• Paid training

Work Location: In person