Technical Records Executive
Also known as: Aircraft Technical Records Officer · CAMO Records Executive · Maintenance Records Executive
Keeps aircraft maintenance records, logbooks and airworthiness data complete and audit-ready.
Starting salary: not added yet.
What you’d do
A technical records executive maintains the paperwork and data that show an aircraft is airworthy: logbooks, task cards, component histories and compliance with airworthiness directives. Airlines' continuing airworthiness (CAMO) teams, MROs and aircraft leasing support firms hire for this work. A typical day involves updating records systems, tracking due items and preparing documents for audits and aircraft transfers.
- Update aircraft and component records
- Track inspections, life limits and directives
- Prepare records for audits and transfers
- Coordinate with planning and engineering
How you get in
Freshers from AME courses often join records or planning desks at airlines and MROs, sometimes alongside hangar training. Accuracy and familiarity with maintenance documents matter more than prior experience.
Salary in India
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Skills you’ll use
From our guide · a curated list is coming
- Reading task cards and maintenance documents
- Tracking life-limited parts and due checks
- Records software and Excel
- Audit preparation
- Attention to detail
About this field · for freshers
Job openings by year
Is demand growing?
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Competition
How many graduates enter each year?
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Who hires
IT firms, banks, government, startups?
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Where the jobs are
Which cities?
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Women in the field
Is it diverse?
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At a glance
- Common next roles: records lead, maintenance planner, CAMO or quality roles.
- Office-based, with less hangar time than technician roles.
- Audits and aircraft lease returns create busy periods.
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