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Executive Aviation is an established provider of FBO and Commercial Ground Services with a legacy of consistent commitment to excellence.

Our rigorously trained and dedicated line service team, together with management, has a common mission: to provide total support to our private aviators, executive travellers, crew and commercial airline partners alike with the highest standard of safety, security and customer service.

Our commitment to safety for our employees and guests is paramount.

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Rating is calculated based on 3 reviews and is evolving.

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Aircraft Mechanic
3.4
17 September 2026
Stable aviation work with room for pay and growth
Pros: The day-to-day work as an Aircraft Mechanic here is generally engaging, especially if you enjoy hands-on technical tasks. The team environment is usually supportive, and we often collaborate well on projects. Job security feels solid, which is a big plus in this industry, and the Saskatoon location is convenient.
Cons: While pay is competitive for entry-level, it doesn't scale significantly with experience, making it hard to advance financially. Opportunities for specialized training or moving into leadership roles are limited, and the company culture could benefit from more structured professional development planning.
Advice to Management: Consider implementing clearer career paths and more competitive salary reviews for experienced mechanics. Investing in specialized training would boost morale and skill retention.
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AV Technician
3.1
4 December 2025
Decent for AV, but work-life balance swings
Pros: I liked working as an AV Technician because the team is solid, and you learn a ton about corporate AV solutions. When it's not event season, the hours are pretty standard, like 40-45 hours a week. There's good camaraderie among the onsite work crew.
Cons: The biggest downside is the work-life balance during peak live events. You often work really long days, sometimes 12+ hours, and weekend work is common without much notice. For AV support roles, on-call rotations can really eat into your personal time. It's a demanding industry.
Advice to Management: Try to better manage the workload for AV Technicians during busy periods, maybe hire more temporary staff for big live events. Clearer schedules and more predictable on-call rotations would help a lot with burnout.
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Aircraft Maintenance Technician
3.0
6 April 2026
Pay is solid for mechanics, benefits are just okay.
Pros: The base salary for Aircraft Maintenance Technician roles is pretty competitive for the Dallas, TX area. You can expect a decent hourly rate, especially if you have experience with corporate jet maintenance. They do offer a 401k match, which is a plus.
Cons: Healthcare benefits are really expensive, honestly. The premium deductions eat into your paycheck a lot, and there aren't many other perks besides standard PTO. Don't expect big annual bonuses; they're rare in this mid-sized aviation company.
Advice to Management: Look into better healthcare plans to reduce employee out-of-pocket costs. Consider offering more competitive annual bonuses for those working hard in corporate jet maintenance.
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