Gerrit Jassnowski

Two-year sabbatical for traveling on a 38ft sailboat and personal orientation for future challenges

• Implementation of aviation law requirements within the organization (CAMO, Part-145), as well as ensuring IOSA compliance
• Liaison with authorities, including incident reporting, and mandatory aviation law consulting for the relevant departments
• Planning and execution of training for CAMO and Part-145 personnel, as well as responsibility for the training of Part-145 personnel
• Contact person for audits and reportable incidents, as well as coordination and development of appropriate countermeasures
  Implementation and development of AMOS and IT product management
• Coordination with quality management departments from flight operations
• Management of 14 employees

• Evaluation of manufacturer and regulatory requirements for avionics, electrical, aircraft systems, and structure
• Ensuring the timely execution of modifications and campaigns
• Coordination with planning and maintenance
• Contact person for authorities
• Management of 12 employees

• Ensuring the technical, organizational, and personnel prerequisites for handling the CityLine fleet based in Munich
• Contact person for customers
• Management of 140 employees

• Technical contact person for crews and operations
• Ensuring airworthiness
• Managing aircraft deployment
• Leading a team of 18 employees

• Organization, planning, and ensuring the execution of required maintenance measures
• Organization of expert deployments in the event of an AOG (Aircarft on Ground) incident
• Contact person for ad hoc clients

• Maintenance, servicing and repair of AVRO, Bombardier and Embraer aircraft
• From March 2008 as shift supervisor managing up to 28 employees

• Maintenance, servicing and repair of Beech 1900 and DHC-8 aircraft

• Maintenance, servicing and repair of Airbus, Boeing and McDonnell Douglas aircraft