Over 55 years of innovative aircraft solutions | We're all about the craft
Kelowna, BC
We’re all about the craft. KF Aerospace is proud to deliver innovative aircraft solutions for corporate, commercial and military customers worldwide. Launched 55 years ago out of Canada’s Okanagan Valley, we've grown to specialize in a wide range of aviation services including maintenance and modifications, air cargo operations, military pilot training and aircraft leasing. With facilities across Canada, KF is home to a 1,200 strong, highly skilled workforce. Our passion for our craft fuels every project we touch.
On-site · Kelowna
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer performs line and heavy maintenance on aircraft structures, including inspections, repairs, and modifications. They are also responsible for mentoring apprentices, ensuring accurate documentation, and maintaining strict safety and tool control standards.
On-site · Kelowna
The Aircraft Services Technician is responsible for the removal, inspection, and repair of aircraft interior components such as seats, trims, and cabinetry. Additionally, the role involves performing full aircraft washing using specialized chemicals and equipment.
On-site · Richmond
The Licensed AME-E is responsible for performing line and heavy maintenance, including the installation, testing, and repair of avionics equipment and wiring. They must also ensure all work is documented accurately and complies with safety standards and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Richmond
The Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing line and heavy maintenance on aircraft systems in a safe and efficient manner. They must also document all work accurately, perform inspections, and provide training and development to apprentices.
On-site · Kelowna
The Licensed AME-E is responsible for performing line and heavy maintenance, including the installation, inspection, testing, and repair of avionics equipment. They must also ensure all work is documented accurately and complies with safety standards and Transport Canada regulations.
On-site · Southport
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers perform line and heavy maintenance, including the removal and installation of engine components, propellers, and flight controls. They ensure all maintenance activities comply with Transport Canada regulations and internal policy manuals.
On-site
The Shift Lead supervises a crew to ensure efficient aircraft maintenance, project completion, and adherence to safety standards. They are responsible for planning work, training staff, and maintaining positive customer relations.
On-site
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing line and heavy maintenance on aircraft systems, including troubleshooting and modifications. They must also ensure all work is documented accurately and provide training and development to apprentices.
On-site
The Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for performing safe and efficient line and heavy maintenance on various aircraft systems. They must also document all work accurately, adhere to safety protocols, and provide training to apprentices.
On-site · Hamilton
The Liaison Engineer acts as the primary focal point for production operations regarding engineering issues at the Hamilton base, coordinating information flow and providing engineering support for the disposition of discrepant conditions to restore serviceable status. This role involves researching and developing repair proposals for structural defects, liaising with manufacturers for concurrence, and ensuring all engineering actions comply with applicable regulatory requirements.
On-site · Kelowna
The AME Avionics Apprentice assists with line and heavy maintenance projects and shop tasks under the supervision of a licensed AME. They are responsible for performing technical functions, troubleshooting systems, and ensuring all work complies with aviation regulations and company documentation standards.
On-site · Ottawa
The Fleet Engineer will manage continuing airworthiness activities, including risk and configuration management, for the FAcT program aircraft fleets. They are responsible for coordinating with OEMs and regulatory bodies to ensure technical airworthiness clearance and successful fleet operations.