Aircraft Maintance Engineering (AME) B1.1

The overall name for the category in the (Aeroplane Turbine) category that deals with studying and maintaining jet engines and aeroplane structures are Category of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering B1.1. The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering License in the B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) category is awarded to students who successfully complete all of the DGCA's Basic Knowledge Module Examinations and meet all of the requirements outlined in Aircraft Rule 61 and CAR 66.

To become an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer, one can enrol in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering colleges in India that are approved by DGCA. Obtaining an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer licence in the B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) category entitles the holder to use their authority to carry out maintenance on the structural, power-plant, mechanical, and electrical systems of an aircraft type specified on the licence, to issue certificates for release to service.

AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEERING B1.1 ELIGIBILITY

• 10+2 examination passed with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics (PCM<) Combination from a recognised board or having a diploma or higher degree in Electrical, Electronics, Mechanical or Aeronautical Engineering.
• Minimum age requirement 16 Years
• Medically fit and doesn't have colour blindness or any other physical disabilities

PLACEMENT OPPORTUNITIES

The licenced AME must thoroughly check the aircraft and sign the certificate prior to the flight taking off. Before a flight may take off, a certificate is required; it certifies that the aircraft is safe to fly. AME oversees the safety and security of the aircraft and its passengers. The AME licence is recognised across the world. The licenced AME has job options in the public or private sectors in both India and abroad. The licenced AME is highly respectable. India's aviation sector is rapidly growing, which is excellent news for people who desire to work in aviation. India's annual increase in air travel enhances the demand for aeroplanes. As a result, companies, including Indigo, Go First, Spice Jet, Vistara, and Air India ordered new planes, generating Aircraft Maintenance Engineering job prospects in B1.1. For students, the Institute of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering offers excellent placement prospects.

CAREER OPTION (IN INDIA AND ABROAD)

Career Options for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering students are unlimited as India evolves the talk of the town as the way they are growing in the aviation sector. It is the ideal time for students looking for a career in the aviation sector. India has a significant potential to be at the top of the world regarding aviation.

If we look at the airlines, air traffic has increased, which caught the eye of everyone. Numerous airlines have ordered new aircraft to the manufacturing companies that boost the youth's job opportunities. Several manufacturing companies are establishing their Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul (MRO) organizations in India.

After Aircraft Maintenance Engineering in B2 (Avionics) category, there are diverse career options, some of which are mentioned below.

• Candidates can operate at the most prominent airlines such as Air India, Go First, Vistara, Spice Jet, etc., as Aircraft Maintenance Engineers.
• Candidates gain a license in Aircraft Maintenance Engineering, and they are qualified for operating in any airline abroad like Etihad Airlines or Japan Airlines.
• Candidates can work in defense sectors such as DRDO as their Aircraft Engineers who ensure the good working condition of systems installed in defense aircraft.
• Candidates can also evolve from trainers or instructors to train trainees to become Aircraft Maintenance Engineer specialists.
• Candidates operate at leading aircraft manufacturing companies, requiring electrical engineers to assist.