AMES TEAM
Mickael Villermet
Founder & CEOI always tell my team that our best sales persons are our customers! We cannot hide behind a famous brand or large corporation, our success is based on our operator satisfaction by providing a reliable and efficient service. Looking at our growing fleet and customer base, I think we did well but there are always ways of improvements. I can only thank all my team for their dedicated work, our experienced engineers will train the younger ones and looking forward expending!
Back in 2006, the requirement to contract CAMO was not yet in place for most of the air authorities, but neither the operator nor their contracted repair station could offer efficient services and this is how AMES came to life. After spending more than 6 years in the planning department of a reputable repair station, I decided to take my chance and could count on 2 clients for 3 BBJs. I didn’t want to only be a user of on-line tracking systems and decided to develop dedicated IT tools which allow us today to offer recognized CAMO services for more than 30 airplanes.
Christophe Coquelet
Continuing Airworthiness ManagerChristophe worked as an airworthiness engineer at AMES since 2011 and became the Continuing Airworthiness Manager in 2025. Considering its experience, he is an expert in the team.
Christophe joined the team back in 2011, after being graduated from engineering school Institut Polytechnique Des Sciences Avancées (IPSA) and after spending a few months with Turbomeca (Safran Helicopter Engines) and Snecma (Safran Aircraft Engines) as a trainee. He supported the B737NG fleet and manages the B767 as he arrived. In 2020 when AMES got opportunities to work in the cargo market, Christophe has been assigned to the B747-400 cargo fleet. Then he turned to the Airbus activity besides getting the role for the Continuing Airworthiness Manager of AMES fleet considering his 15 years of experience.
Jean-René Mulhauser
B737 Fleet ManagerIn March 2019, Jean-René decided to steer his career towards Airworthiness Management. He joined AMES as airworthiness engineer and Safety Manager with the introduction of the Safety Management System within a CAMO environment. He is now the fleet manager of our widest fleet: the Boeing 737.
Graduating from IMA (Institute of Aeronautical Maintenance) in Bordeaux (France), Jean-René worked during 6 years in Configuration Management for Airbus and Premium Aerotec, both in France and Germany. He was focused on our Safety Management System (SMS) allowing us to comply with EASA Part CAMO. He now manages the B737NG & MAX team.
Stéphane Mikolajczyk
B747/Gulfstream Fleet ManagerIn June 2021, Stéphane decided to steer his career towards Airworthiness Management and he has now joined AMES as airworthiness engineer. He is now the B747 and Gulfstream fleet manager.
Stéphane has spent its previous five years at Jet Aviation Basel acting as planning engineer and project manager in the large aircraft maintenance department. Stéphane graduated from French engineering school ISAE-ENSMA in 2016 and is also an experienced private pilot. He manages the B747 and Gulfstream fleets.
Tom Armbruster
Airworthiness EngineerIn 2019 Tom decided to continue his training through the Airworthiness Management and joined the team as a junior airworthiness engineer. He is now one of the most experienced engineer in the team.
After his graduation from IMA (Institution of Aeronautical Maintenance) Tom showed a real interest for AMES activities. He made his License degree half time at school and half time at AMES, which gave him the opportunity to familiarize with the CAMO work. He is in charge of the B757 and Embraer fleet besides working on B787 and Global 7500 models.
Alexandre Sappey
Airworthiness EngineerIn October 2020, Alexandre joined AMES and starts his career as an Airworthiness Engineer. He deals with Boeing 747, 787 and Gulfstream fleets.
Graduating from aerospace engineering school IPSA (Institut Polytechnique Des Sciences Avancées), he gained experience in aeronautics through internships in airlines such as Air France (Paris) and Cebu Pacific (Manila, Philippines). He also spend few months at the University of Arizona (USA) to attend aerospace mechanical engineering courses. He is part of the B747 & B787 fleet team and supports Stéphane with the Gulfstream.
Baptiste Sejournet
Airworthiness EngineerBaptiste joins AMES as a trainee in 2020 (for 5 months) and 2021 (for 6 months). After finishing his 6-month period internship and being graduated from ELISA Aerospace (EcoLe d’Ingénieur des Sciences Aérospatiales), he decided to join AMES to become part of our Airworthiness Engineer team in September 2021.
Baptiste is already used to AMES process and company culture since he spent 11 months as a trainee with our team before being fully part of the team. He is now supporting the B737 fleet.
Fabrice Koumo Pourgué
Airworthiness EngineerFabrice joins AMES as a trainee in March 2021. After finishing his 6-month period internship and being graduated from Evering (ex-IMA, Institut de Maintenance Aéronautique), he decided to join AMES to become part of our Airworthiness Engineer team in September 2021.
Fabrice holds a master’s degree in Aeronautical Engineering and Structures Maintenance from Evering ex-IMA (Institute of Aeronautical Maintenance) in Bordeaux and has a first-class bachelor’s degree in Technical Operations of Aircraft and Engines from SSAU (Samara State Aerospace University) in Russia. He is now supporting the Embraer and Airbus fleet.
Romain Chagot
Airworthiness EngineerRomain joined AMES as a trainee in 2021 (for 6 months). After finishing his 6-month period internship and being graduated from ELISA Aerospace (EcoLe d’Ingénieur des Sciences Aérospatiales), he decided to join AMES to become part of our team in November 2021.
Since he has spent 6 months as a trainee in our team, Romain has knowledge of AMES process and company culture. He is now supporting the B737 fleet.
Brittany Didelot
Airworthiness EngineerBrittany joined AMES team as an apprentice in 2022 and became a full-time employee as a Junior Airworthiness Engineer in 2023. She supports 737 and ATR 72 activities.
Brittany has been graduated from a 3 years Licence degree at the University of Toulouse. She has done several internships in the aeronautical field and joined AMES as an apprentice for one year. In Februrary 2023 she decided to become part of our team. She is now supporting the B737 fleet and ATR 72 activities.
Laurence Villermet
Administrative AssistantLaurence joined AMES in 2011 and she is Mickael’s assistant, taking care of accounting among other duties.
When not working for AMES she is also a professional nurse with over 15 years of practice.