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What is an Aircraft Engineer?
Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is not just a profession; it's a commitment to safety and efficiency. It's about ensuring that every component of an aircraft, from the engine to the onboard computer systems, is in optimal working condition.
AMEs are the unsung heroes of aviation. They work behind the scenes, meticulously inspecting, servicing, and repairing aircraft to ensure safe and smooth flights. Their expertise extends to the diagnosis and rectification of aircraft faults, making them an indispensable part of the aviation industry.

The Scope of an AME
The role of an AME is multifaceted. It includes:
- + Regular maintenance and servicing of aircraft.
- + Detailed inspection of aircraft systems and components.
- + Troubleshooting and repair of identified issues.
- + Compliance with aviation safety regulations and standards.

Why an AME?
- + Embracing a path of continuous learning.
- + Take responsibility.
- + Field that demands precision.
- + Technical acumen.
- + Have a keen eye for detail.
- + High salaries.
- + Worldwide employment opportunities.

Working Conditions
- + Flexible work hours.
- + Dynamic work environment.
- + Handling hazardous materials.
- + Noise and stress management.
- + Travel is often part of the job description.
Career pathway and requirement
Aircraft Engineer
Every country may have its own requirements and opportunities.

01
Basic Training: EASA/CAAM/Diploma
- + The first step is to choose your training program. Each path has its own advantages and disadvantages.
02
Choose your trade: Category B1 or B2
- + B1: mechanics - engines, airframes etc.
- + B2: avionics - instrumentation, electrical/electronic equipment.
03
Complete Part-66 Exams
- + Depending on which path you choose, completing the part-66 exams are crucial to become an aircraft engineer.
04
OJT/Basic Maintenance Experience
- + Now it is time to get your hands dirty. Be aware that only a few Airlines in the world that offer OJT for International Trainees. Weigh the pros and cons.
05
Aircraft Type Training
- + This training allows licensed engineers to carry out maintenance tasks on a specific aircraft type. This means you can be a specialist now.
06
S-OJT (Structured OJT)
- + For the first type rating to be endorsed in your license, you need a type specific OJT. This is a highly specialized training.
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