Paphos Engineering Title

The Engineering Department at Paphos Airport is providing Line Maintenance, and schedule inspections, to Cyprus Airways and Eurocypria aircraft, passing and/or night stopping at Paphos.

Line Maintenance includes the clearing of all current defects, outstanding ADD's and schedule inspections up to weekly checks.
Additionally the department is providing engineering assistance, including ground equipment, on contract or at ad-hoc basis to all carriers operating at Paphos airport.

There is no officially appointed manager of the station. At present, the shift leader is managing the station during his shift duty. There are two shifts consisted of an A&C Superintendent, an Avionics Superintendent and three mechanics each.
The two shifts one morning and one night cover Monday to Friday from 07.00 to 16.00 and from 19.00 to 04.00. When assistance is needed outside the above hours the Shift Leader has to be promptly notified to arrange the necessary coverage.

Check the station's Premises as well.


  • Paphos Engineering Dept. Personel:

    Shift Superintendent (A&C) Antreas Kourkoutas      Email
    Lazaros Lazarou          Email
    Shift Superintendent (Avionics) Marios Olympios          Email
    Robert Urwin                Email
    Mechanics (A&C) George Droussiotis
    Demetris Pistolas            Email
    Sophoclis Hadjitheophanous
    Christos Magides            Email
    Mechanics (Avionics) Marios Michael
    Christodoulos Avgousti
    Cleaners Soulla Zerpetea

    The above personnel is part of the Head of Aircraft Maintenance manpower


  • Small History of station:

    Engineering coverage of Cyprus Airways aircraft flying in and out of Paphos Airport started with the opening of the airport in 1984.
    At first, the coverage was carried out by mechanics sent to Paphos from Larnaca Engineering. Later, in 1985, the decision taken by the Board of Directors to form an independent station, was becoming a reality.
    Two retired Supervisors under contract were stationed at Paphos Engineering. Along with them the first two assistant mechanics, permanently Paphos Engineering Based, were recruited. Eventually the station was reinforced with further recruitments reaching the number of two A&C Superintendent, two Avionics Superintendent, six mechanics and one aircraft cleaner.
    Today the department handles some 80 flights a week in the summer and some 50 flights in the winter.

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