Stop Wasting Years GuessingYour Aviation Career

Get clarity on
Licenses 
LOGBOOKS 

from someone who’s been there.
Profile

15+ years from aircraft mechanic to Maintenance Manager

  • British Airways
  • Etihad Airways
  • Airbus
  • Ryanair
  • Boeing
Why a Mentor

The Difference a Mentor Makes

You Alone

Is my logbook even ready for the CAA?

I feel lost, how can I land a job at a top airline?

How do I actually get my license approved?

What's the real process for getting my SOJT signed off?

I'm stuck in the same role with the same salary while others advance

Nobody tells you the unwritten rules that actually matter

With The Right Mentor

You know exactly what the CAA expects in your logbook

You have a clear plan to target the airlines you want

You understand the license process step-by-step with no guesswork

Your SOJT is documented correctly and progressing on schedule

You're advancing to senior positions faster than your peers

You see the full picture of how this industry really works

About

From Aircraft Mechanic to
Maintenance Manager, I Know This Path

Diego Rubio

Senior Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

I started as an aircraft mechanic in 2010, facing the same confusion you're facing now: unclear license requirements, logbook uncertainty, and no real mentorship.

Within 15 years, I went from aircraft mechanic to Maintenance Manager, working with the best airlines in the world. During my career, I've obtained license approvals for most commercial aircraft types, including the Airbus A350, A380, and Boeing 777 and 787.

Aviation is secretive. What airlines really look for, how to structure your logbook properly, and how to advance faster, none of it is written down anywhere.

I share what I learned so you don't waste years figuring it out alone.

Achievements

  • Progressed from aircraft mechanic to Maintenance Manager at world-class airlines.
  • Opened maintenance stations from scratch, navigating complex CAA approvals and government implementation processes.
  • Hold multiple maintenance licenses (EASA, UK CAA, GCAA and QCAA) across commercial aircraft types.
  • Managed international teams delivering maintenance for the industry's most demanding carriers.
Mentorship

How My Mentorship Works

I don't give generic advice Every aircraft mechanic has different goals, different gaps, and different timelines.

That's why I create a specific plan for each person I work with. We'll work together to build the right documentation, structure your logbook correctly, and give you a clear roadmap to progress independently.

If you're serious about progressing in aviation, let's start with a free Clarity Session.

Aircraft Mechanics

Who want to advance their careers faster

Students

Looking to break into aviation the right way

Junior Engineers

Ready to transition from technician to licensed engineer

Anyone...

Tired of guessing what airlines actually expect

01

Clarity Session

We'll discuss your current situation, your goals, and whether my mentorship is the right fit for you.

02

Personalized Plan

I'll create a tailored roadmap addressing your specific challenges, licenses, logbooks, SOJTs, or career progression.

03

Guided Execution

We work together in regular sessions where I guide you through the process, review your documentation, and give you the exact steps to take next.

Resources

Complex Things Made Simple

EASA SOJT Explained!
SOJT Feb 21, 2026
How to become an Aircraft Engineer
AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING Feb 24, 2026
Testimonials

Proven Results

As an Engineer

Diego went from contractor mechanic to licensed engineer in record time. His success comes from his drive to truly understand the aircraft engineering role. He has proven consistently to be an exceptional engineer who finds solutions to complex problems and never misses deadlines, even under pressure.

Juan M.

Juan M.

Avionics Project Manager @ Bombardier

As a MentorSee how it works

His managerial skills and honest guidance played a huge role in my decision to move forward in my career. More than a mentor, he remained a trusted advisor throughout the process. His mentorship directly influenced my career progression.

Aqib Naqvi

Aqib Naqvi

B1 Licensed Engineer @ British Airways

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Let's Build Your Aviation Career

I'll help you avoid the mistakes that cost most mechanics years of progress.

If you're struggling with licenses, logbooks, or knowing what airlines actually look for, I can help you create a clear plan to move forward with confidence.

  • Clear guidance on licenses, logbooks & SOJTs
  • A step-by-step career progression plan
  • Honest advice from someone who's done it
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