Jordan Hinds

Lead maintenance operations for a two-technician, two-aircraft corporate flight department consisting of a Bombardier Global 5500 and Challenger 3500, averaging approximately 1,000 flight hours annually, ensuring safe and reliable aircraft availability. Manage maintenance programs, records, and regulatory compliance in accordance with FAA Part 91 requirements. Adhere with manufacturer maintenance programs and MEL procedures, maintaining a high standard of airworthiness. Performed all aspects of aircraft maintenance planning, inspections, scheduled/unscheduled maintenance, vendor management, and AOG support, optimizing maintenance events to minimize downtime and protect operational readiness. Monitor fleet maintenance trends and recurring defects, applying root-cause analysis to identify systemic issues and implement corrective measures that enhance reliability, reduce unscheduled maintenance, and improve dispatch performance.

Studied and flew concurrently for the commercial, instrument and multi-engine pilot examinations while enrolled in MCCC full time in pursuit of an Aviation Flight Technology degree.

Worked specializing in mid-cabin scheduled maintenance with experience on the GIV, 450, V & 550 platforms and their respective maintenance inspection intervals and their discrepancy corrections.

As a team member, cemented the dispatch reliability of the 3 highest time Bombardier Global aircraft in service. Performed routine, scheduled and unscheduled maintenance, as well as all required inspections