Fawaz Alqarni

• Acted as de facto MCC program lead, holding full operational authority during coordinator absences across a 10-aircraft
fleet (6 × A330 MRTT, 4 × C295) for the Royal Saudi Air Force
• Directed a 5-person MCC operations team, assigning responsibilities, mentoring performance, and maintaining 24/7
aircraft operational coverage
• Authored and implemented the programs core operational policies: AOG Response Protocol, Dispatch & MEL
Management Procedures — establishing the first documented MCC framework for the joint venture
• Managed procurement authority for spare parts and AOG component orders up to $3M, balancing operational urgency
with cost control
• Resolved 27 AOG events with an average recovery time of 20 hours, coordinating Airbus OEM, engineering, logistics,
and RSAF stakeholders
• Sustained 89% fleet dispatch reliability, establishing KPI tracking and weekly reporting dashboards for Airbus and RSAF
senior leadership
• Supervised 43 A-Check events and 8 engine replacements in compliance with Airbus and EASA Part-145 maintenance
standards
• Coordinated 10-14 weekly combat-support missions, ensuring aircraft readiness and airworthiness release on schedule
• Participated in the recruitment process and trained successor MCC Officer, ensuring seamless program continuity post
resignation
• Delivered technical and operational reports directly to Royal Saudi Air Force senior stakeholders and Airbus programme
management

• Monitored real-time airworthiness and operational status of A330 MRTT and C295 fleet; managed MEL deferrals and
defect control to maintain dispatch reliability
• Coordinated AOG troubleshooting with Airbus OEM engineering, achieving rapid aircraft return to service and
minimizing mission impact
• Delivered daily and weekly fleet status and KPI reports to RSAF and Airbus programme stakeholders
• Spearheaded transition of all MCC operations, documentation, and institutional knowledge from Airbus Saudi to the
newly established SAMI Airbus JV

• Supervised line and base maintenance operations for A330 MRTT and C295 aircraft, leading multi-discipline teams and
ensuring EASA Part-145 compliance
• Managed execution of scheduled and unscheduled maintenance including A-Check input planning and coordination
with CAMO and engineering
• Drove troubleshooting and fault resolution between maintenance and engineering, reducing repeat defect occurrences

• Performed scheduled and unscheduled maintenance on A330 MRTT and C295 aircraft in line and base environments
• Executed inspections, troubleshooting, component replacement, and airworthiness release in accordance with Airbus
AMM and EASA Part-145 requirements