Airbus A320 · A330 · A350
Airline operator and Part-145 · Central Europe · permanent
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SkyNet Match – verified aircraft engineers for your organisation, introduced only when both sides say yes. Every licence, type rating, authorisation and training certificate checked by a named, qualified person.
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SkyNet Match · how it works
No names before a mutual yes · every requirement shown as met or missing · no ranking.
Get verified once – free. You decide on every offer.
Demand we see in the market
Airline operator and Part-145 · Central Europe · permanent
Airline operator · Central Europe · permanent
Part-CAMO organisation · Central Europe · permanent
Operator CAMO · Central Europe · permanent
Updated 1 October 2026 · anonymised. These are needs we know of in the market; the organisations are not named and are not necessarily SkyNet clients. Get verified to be considered when we match.
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The AI prepares, a person decides. Every verification and every shortlist records who prepared it.
We verify licences, type ratings, authorisations, training, recent experience and identity. Your organisation grants certification privileges. Never processed: health data, date of birth, address and nationality.
Every flight depends on the people who keep aircraft airworthy.
About
Aviation is built on trust – and trust is built by people. Every flight depends on the engineers who inspect, repair and release aircraft, and on the airworthiness teams who make sure nothing is missed.
Yet proving their qualifications still means chasing paperwork, again with every new employer. Good engineers stay invisible beyond their own network, and organisations wait while aircraft stand still.
SkyNet puts these people first: verified once, by people who know the regulations, with the engineer in control.
Founder & CEO · reviews and signs every verification in the pilot phase
SkyNet is being set up as a company in Austria; until then it is run by Ing. Thomas Ganster – see the legal notice.
Fees
Nothing is due before an engagement is signed. Fee levels are set out in our terms of business, which you receive with your first shortlist. Staffing and placement under the Austrian trade licence for temporary staffing.
Trust is speed.
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Verified once – nobody waits for paperwork.
Questions
Your EASA Part-66 or FAA licence with all pages, your company authorisations and training certificates. To show recent experience, a confirmation from an employer you approve. For your identity, a copy of your passport or ID card with the number and date of birth blacked out. Everything goes through a secure upload link – never by email.
SkyNet's own verifiers with background in continuing airworthiness, maintenance quality or authority oversight. The AI prepares the case; a named person decides.
You upload them through an encrypted link. The scans are deleted 30 days after the verification decision; SkyNet keeps the checklist result, the decision and a document fingerprint. Date of birth, address and nationality are not recorded.
No. Organisations only see anonymised profiles, and you name the organisations that must never receive yours – your current employer by default. We never contact your current employer for a confirmation unless you tick it; you can also bring the confirmation yourself.
By comparing your name with a redacted copy of your ID document. Before any introduction, you complete a short online ID check – only with your explicit consent at that step.
No. It confirms that evidence was checked. Certification privileges always come from the authorisation of the organisation you work for.
No. You stay free to apply anywhere and to work with other agencies. Being in the pool commits you to nothing – you decide on every offer.
Yes. You receive a copy of every signed verification report and can show it to any employer you like. It states exactly what was checked, how and when.
EASA Part-66 licences from all member states, and FAA mechanic certificates with Inspection Authorization for N-registered aircraft – plus company authorisations, training certificates and NDT qualifications. Source confirmation depends on what each issuer can confirm; FAA certificates are confirmed against the FAA's public airmen register.