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Emirates has launched a dedicated engineering recruitment campaign in India as part of its global talent acquisition strategy, inviting experienced Licensed Aircraft Engineers to explore career opportunities with the airline’s engineering division in Dubai.
The recruitment initiative will be held across Mumbai and New Delhi between 21 and 25 July, giving aviation professionals the opportunity to meet Emirates recruiters, understand the role in detail, and learn about working with one of the world’s largest aircraft maintenance organisations. The airline is seeking engineers with experience in aircraft maintenance who are interested in supporting the operation of Emirates’ expanding fleet of wide-body aircraft.
The move highlights Emirates’ continued investment in engineering talent as it expands its maintenance capabilities and prepares for the future with a new state-of-the-art engineering complex under development in Dubai South.
The recruitment campaign will begin in Mumbai on 21 and 22 July, before moving to New Delhi on 24 and 25 July.
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These in-person roadshows are designed to provide prospective candidates with direct interaction with Emirates’ recruitment specialists and engineering representatives. During the sessions, applicants will receive detailed information about job responsibilities, the recruitment process, salary packages, employee benefits, relocation support and life in Dubai.
The airline has encouraged interested candidates to register in advance through its engineering careers portal before attending the recruitment events.
Successful applicants will join Emirates Engineering, which is responsible for maintaining one of the world’s largest fleets of Airbus and Boeing wide-body aircraft while supporting third-party maintenance services for numerous international airlines.
Emirates says India continues to be an important source of aviation engineering talent due to the country’s growing pool of experienced aircraft maintenance professionals.
Commenting on the recruitment campaign, Mohammad Sarhan, Vice President, India and Nepal, Emirates, said India possesses a highly skilled engineering workforce that is increasingly contributing to the global aviation sector.
He noted that the airline aims to provide Indian Licensed Aircraft Engineers with opportunities to work on the world’s largest fleet of wide-body aircraft while gaining exposure to advanced aviation technologies and international engineering practices.
According to Sarhan, engineers joining Emirates will also collaborate with professionals from multiple nationalities, helping them strengthen their technical expertise while contributing to the future development of global aviation.
Licensed Aircraft Engineers recruited through the programme will be based at Emirates’ Dubai hub.
Their responsibilities will include routine aircraft servicing, scheduled maintenance, inspections, heavy maintenance programmes and overhaul activities across Emirates’ fleet.
The engineering teams support several aircraft types, including the airline’s newest Airbus A350 aircraft, alongside the Airbus A380 and Boeing 777 fleets.
Depending on operational requirements, engineers may also participate in maintenance work for aircraft belonging to other international airlines through Emirates’ third-party engineering services.
The role offers exposure to advanced maintenance procedures, sophisticated aircraft systems and one of the aviation industry’s largest engineering operations.
Alongside its recruitment efforts, Emirates continues investing heavily in engineering infrastructure.
The airline is currently developing a massive engineering complex at Dubai South, which is expected to become one of the largest aviation maintenance facilities in the world.
Spanning approximately 1.1 million square metres, the new complex will rank among the world’s largest buildings by volume while also becoming the largest steel structure within the Gulf Cooperation Council region.
One of the facility’s defining features will be its ability to simultaneously accommodate 28 wide-body aircraft for maintenance, alongside two dedicated aircraft paint hangars.
The project is intended to significantly increase Emirates’ maintenance capacity as the airline continues expanding its global operations.
The engineering complex will include several specialised facilities designed to support increasingly complex aircraft maintenance requirements.
Among its planned highlights are:
Construction of the complex is expected to be completed by mid-2030.
Once operational, the facility will initially handle heavy maintenance work and support overflow engineering projects currently undertaken at the Emirates Engineering Centre located at Dubai International Airport.
Emirates Engineering has established itself as one of the aviation industry’s most technologically advanced maintenance organisations.
The division holds GCAA CAR V approval, allowing it to perform extensive maintenance, repair and overhaul activities on commercial aircraft.
Beyond supporting Emirates’ own Airbus and Boeing fleets, the engineering division also provides maintenance services for aircraft operated by around 30 other international airlines through third-party contracts.
Its operations include line maintenance, heavy maintenance, aircraft modification, component repair, engine support and engineering services that help ensure aircraft safety, reliability and operational efficiency.
As Emirates continues receiving new aircraft deliveries over the coming years, the engineering division is expected to play an increasingly significant role in maintaining fleet readiness.
Emirates is promoting an extensive employment package designed to attract experienced aviation professionals from around the world.
Successful candidates will receive a tax-free salary, along with eligibility for the airline’s profit-sharing programme.
Additional benefits include comprehensive medical insurance, life insurance coverage, education allowances and discounted air travel for employees, their immediate family members and friends.
Employees also receive access to the Emirates Platinum Card, which provides discounts and exclusive offers across thousands of retail outlets, restaurants, healthcare providers, hospitality businesses and service providers both within the UAE and internationally.
The benefits package is intended to support employees relocating to Dubai while enhancing their long-term career development with the airline.
Global demand for experienced aircraft maintenance professionals continues to rise as airlines expand fleets, introduce new-generation aircraft and increase maintenance capacity to support growing passenger traffic.
Recruitment campaigns such as Emirates’ India roadshows reflect the increasing competition for qualified aviation engineers capable of maintaining complex modern aircraft while meeting stringent international safety standards.
For Indian aviation professionals, the recruitment drive offers an opportunity to work within one of the world’s largest international airlines while gaining experience across advanced Airbus and Boeing fleets at Emirates’ primary engineering hub in Dubai.
Interested Licensed Aircraft Engineers can register for the Mumbai and New Delhi recruitment roadshows and submit their applications through the Emirates Engineering careers portal ahead of the scheduled recruitment events.
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