Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

The Bombay Flying Club's Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) programme in B1.1 (Heavy Aeroplane and Turbine Engine) typically has a small intake capacity, with only 30 to 40 students every batch. This small enrollment is intended to guarantee a top-notch experiential learning environment with ample access to tools real-world instruction and faculty supervision.Since the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) has approved this programme intake numbers follow DGCA guidelines which are designed to uphold aviation safety and training requirements. Candidates are urged to apply early and fulfill all qualifying and entry requirements because admissions are tough due to a limited number of seats and high demand.

To prepare students to work as qualified aviation maintenance engineers, universities offer the Aircraft Maintenance Engg. The course normally includes both theoretical and practical instruction, covering subjects including aviation rules, maintenance practices, and aircraft systems.After completing Aircraft Maintenance Engg, which typically lasts 2400 hours, graduates will be prepared to pass the DGCA (Directorate General of Civil Aviation), Government of India licencing exam and become certified AMEs. The goal of Aircraft Maintenance engineering is to give students the information and abilities needed to maintain, repair, and overhaul aircraft as well as to make sure that they are safe and airworthy.Relevant Link: Airport Management Course.