Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Institute 
With our most advanced training facilities, expert instructors and practical trainers, we bring you the finest AME training available in the Industry using our comprehensive DGCA approved syllabus. Our Course offers insightful theoretical classes followed by practical training on workshop practices, laboratory procedures, calibration, testing and other instrumentation tests as well as ground running and servicing of aircraft engines, airframes and systems.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Course is offered in the following streams:
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Mechanical Stream
1. Light Aircraft
2. Piston Engine
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Avionics Stream
1. Electrical System (ES)
2. Instrument System (IS)
3. Radio Navigation (RN) |
The two streams of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering - 1. Mechanical covers Airframe and Engine, and 2. Avionics that deals with Electrical, Instrument and Radio Navigation systems. Aircraft maintenance engineer is a licensed Engineer. To be successful Engineer person have to get license from DGCA, Govt. of India.
Course Duration:
The duration of the AME Course is three years, which includes two and a half years (2 ½ Yr) of in-house training and six months of On-the-Job Practical Training in any DGCA approved maintenance organization. The Two and half years (2 ½ Yr) in-house training is divided into five semesters (each semester of six month duration)
Our institute has tied up with leading MRO organisation to ensure our students get the best on-the-job experience. A major advantage our students have is that our organisation has its own world-class MRO services company competent to offer the best service in Aircraft maintenance, repair and overhaul.
Course Schedule:
Every year, two batches are conducted per stream that starts from July. Each batch consists of a maximum 30 students (as approved by DGCA).
Future prospects:AME license holders are in good demand as the Aviation industry has been expanding rapidly in India and abroad. Many new airlines have started operations and the civil aviation field has seen a number of new aircraft joining the fleets every month which has resulted in a large number of vacancies for aircraft technicians and engineers.
Our students are holding managerial positions and playing key roles in different International and National Airlines. We have an elaborate success story of our Institute with our students working as full scope Aircraft Maintenance Engineers in key positions in leading aircraft maintenance companies.
Some of these organizations include Indian Airlines, Air India & Alliance Air, Pawan Hans, Kingfisher Airlines, Jet Airways, Go Air, Paramount Airways, Indigo Airlines, Spice Jet, Blue Dart, Gulf Air, Lufthansa, Qatar Airways, GAMCO, British Airways, Nepal Airlines. |
