GaAs micromachining technology was used for fabricating coplanar transmission lines on membrane-like AlGaAs/GaAs and InGaP/GaAs bridges. A front-side surface micromachining is combined with a back-side bulk GaAs micromachining. A double-side aligned selective reactive ion etching of GaAs and GaAs heterostructures through the openings in masks, using AlGaAs or InGaP as an etch-stop layers is then used for three-dimensional patterning of the bridge based micromechanical coplanar wavequide (MCPW). MCPW test structures of various lengths (150–900μm) were defined by Ti/Au metallization. A lift-off technique was used to pattern the transmission lines in accordance with the MCPW simulation.