Pacific Flight Services

Air New Zealand operates as New Zealand's flag carrier, connecting 49 domestic and international destinations with more than 400 daily flights transporting over 16 million passengers annually. The airline maintains a modern fleet averaging 8.7 years in age, positioning itself among operators prioritizing fuel efficiency and contemporary aircraft technology. Moody's assigns the carrier a Baa1 investment-grade credit rating, reflecting operational and financial stability within the Asia-Pacific aviation market. The airline's technical operations span fleet maintenance, route network planning, regulatory compliance, and loyalty programme management through Airpoints, which serves over four million members. Core operational domains include aviation safety systems, fuel-efficiency initiatives, and passenger service delivery across both short-haul domestic sectors and long-haul international routes. The carrier's technology environment incorporates standard aviation industry platforms alongside data infrastructure including Snowflake, Kafka, and CI/CD tooling for operational systems. Guided by the Māori principle of Manaaki - exceptional care extended to customers, employees, and communities - Air New Zealand positions itself as the primary aviation link between New Zealand and international markets. The airline's operational scale and fleet modernization reflect ongoing investment in network capacity and technical capability across its domestic trunk routes and transpacific services.

Skytrans Australia (formerly SmartLynx Australia), an Australian passenger airline and part of Avia Solutions Group, operates 13 regional aircraft specialising in Regular Public Transport (RPT), charter, and ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, Insurance) services across the Asia-Pacific. As the Group’s first ACMI provider in Australia, Skytrans Australia is supported by the world’s largest ACMI fleet of 221 aircraft and 14,000 aviation professionals worldwide. Skytrans Australia is seeking an experienced Aircraft Project & CAMO Engineer to join our Continuing Airworthiness team in Cairns. This is a key technical and project-focused role, responsible for managing aircraft entry-into-service projects while supporting the ongoing airworthiness of our fleet. Reporting to the General Manager Engineering, you will play a critical role in ensuring regulatory compliance, technical integrity, and operational readiness across our aircraft operations.

For over five decades, Nauru Airlines has proudly served Australia, the Central and South Pacific with scheduled passenger services, freight and passenger aircraft charter and ACMI (Aircraft, Crew, Maintenance, and Insurances) services. Today, our fleet of Boeing 737-300, 737-700, and 737-800 aircraft offers flexible capacity options ranging from 116 to 178 passenger seats. With an unwavering focus on safety, service excellence, and innovation, IOSA accredited and full IATA member, we continue to bridge distances, strengthen regional ties, and enhance the travel experience for our valued passengers. As a pioneering airline of the Pacific, our network links some of the world's most breathtaking island destinations, rich in culture, natural beauty, and economic potential. We proudly serve Nauru, Australia, Kiribati, the Marshall Islands, the Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, and Palau, facilitating trade, tourism, and regional growth.