Ryan Khablawi

FAA Certificated Airframe (pending test completion) and Powerplant mechanic

Talent

Tampa, FLMember since July 13, 2026

Aircraft fueling operationsRamp control dutiesParts handlingTechnical diagrams and schematicsMetallic repairsComposite repairsElectrical systemsFlight controlsPitot/Static systemsEWIS familiarizationWeldingSoldering3D printing

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Aircraft fueling operationsRamp control dutiesParts handlingTechnical diagrams and schematicsMetallic repairs

About

FAA Certificated Airframe (pending test completion) and Powerplant mechanic with FCC and NCATT licenses. Seeking a career position that can offer opportunities for long-term professional and personal growth.

Experience

Line Service Tech - Flyusa - Tampa, FL

(2026-03)

Conducted aircraft fueling operations and ramp control duties while adhering to strict aviation safety and operational procedures
Managed parts handling, material movement, and deliveries to support efficient aircraft servicing and ground operations
Maintained situational awareness on the ramp, coordinating activities to ensure safe and timely aircraft turnaround

Tool Tech - Home Depot - Port Richey

(2024-05 - 2026-03)

Performed maintenance and inspection on rental equipment, utilizing technical diagrams and schematics to diagnose and resolve mechanical issues
Interpreted blueprints and equipment manuals to support accurate repairs, demonstrating skills applicable to aviation maintenance environments

Aviation Maintenance Training - National Aviation Academy - Clearwater, FL

(2025-08 - 2027-06)

Trained in the Theory, Risk, and Skills required by the Airmen Certifications Standards and approved by the Federal Aviation Administration under 14 CFR Part 65 and Part 147 which meets the prerequisite requirements to obtain a rating of Airframe and/or Powerplant.

Powerplant: Inspection, servicing, troubleshooting, and repairing Powerplant components and systems, such as reciprocating and turbine engines, carburetors, fuel controls, propellers, induction, exhaust, ignition/starting.
Structures: Inspect, fabricate, and repair aircraft structures utilizing structural repair manuals and drawings. Fabricate metallic repairs utilizing proper techniques of forming bending, hole preparation, and fastener installation. Proper preparation and layup of composite repairs utilizing wet lay-up and prepreg materials, hot bond techniques, and adhesives.
Airframe: Inspection, servicing, troubleshooting, and repairing of airframe components and systems, such as hydraulic/pneumatic and electrical systems, flight controls, landing gear, emergency systems, ice/rain protection, and fire suppression systems.
Avionics/Electrical: Training in principles and testing of NAVCOMM, Pitot/Static systems, and instruments utilizing specialized test equipment as well as ETOPS and EWIS familiarization. Analyzing and troubleshooting advanced electrical systems utilizing schematics and wiring diagrams.