
The Engineer, Aircraft Communications supports the operational reliability of aircraft communications, navigation, and surveillance (CNS) systems across assigned fleet types. Reporting to the Manager, Aircraft Communications & Surveillance, this role is responsible for monitoring system performance, analyzing operational data, troubleshooting issues, conducting technical investigations, and developing tools that support aircraft and ground communication systems. Areas of responsibility include ACARS, CPDLC, FANS, SATCOM, datalink services, avionics communication systems, and supporting ground systems. The Engineer ensures these systems remain reliable, compliant with regulatory requirements, and aligned with JetBlue's operational, safety, and business objectives.

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