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NAME OF
CANDIDATE
Aditya M. Aiyar
Ashutosh Verma
Rohit Bathre
Manish Gupta
Antim Singh Thakur
Aashish Grover
Abhishek Kumar Pandey
Amit Singh
Jasdeep Singh Cheema
Jitender Yadav
Nishant Sarin
Ravikant
Saurabh Kumar Gurjar
Gaurav Sharma
Gaurav Pandey
Manoj Kumar Sharma
Sahil Shangari
Durvesh Kumar
Deepak Sambhal
Nirmal Panth
Manoj Maurya
Ravi Ranjan Jha
Vivek Gupta
Rohit Kumar
Ashish Rai
ORGANISATION
OF PLACEMENT
Indigo Stn. Head
Indigo
Religare
Indigo
Indigo
Indigo
Spice Jet
Global Vectra
Global Vectra
Cathe Pacific
GMR
Indigo
Air Works
Indigo
Indigo
Indigo
Spice Jet
Bharat Aviation
Global Vectra
Blue Dart
Indigo
K.L.M. Airlines
Air Saudia
Air Saudia
Indamar
NAME OF
CANDIDATE
Babu Lal
Sourabh Saini
Pawan Kumar Pathania
Amit Saini
Yogesh Bisht
Gourab Singh Sambyal
Sahil Sambyal
Chander Prakash
Karan Kapoor
Brijesh Kumar
Rajneesh Kumar
Sujit Kumar
Kamal Kant
Siddharth Parmar
Sugam Gupta
Sikander Lal
Imran Mirza
Gurpreet Singh
Prabhdeep Singh
Ghazal Imam
Avneesh Dubey
Nitin Mittal
Afreen Siddiqua
Sneha Thomas
Vineet Chaurasia
ORGANISATION
OF PLACEMENT
Global Vectra
Spice Jet
Indigo
Vandana Carpets
Indigo
Global Vectra
Global Vectra
Indigo
Indigo
Indigo
Indigo
Sahara International
IGI Airport
Indamer
Indigo
UAE
Indigo
Indamer
Canada Aviation, Canada
Indigo
India-Sat
Non Schedule IGI Airport
K.L.M. Airport
Luftansa
Global Vectra
P-76, New Palam Vihar, Phase I, Sector-110, Gurgaon-122017 (Haryana)
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P-76, New Palam Vihar, Phase I, Sector-110, Gurgaon-122017 (Haryana)
E-mail : [email protected] Website: www.staraviationindia.org
Mobile: 9555461461
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AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER
INTRODUCTION:
Aeroplane has always interested mankind. This urge to fly like
birds and have a panoramic view of the world below lead to
invention of aeroplane. Ever since aeroplane technology has
advanced created the aircraft which perform superbly. These
super machine are maintained in their excellent performing
condition by the highly trained Aircraft Maintenance
Engineers' (AME). It is a privilege to be an AME and be
responsible for this specialised job.
This also required that this field of aircraft maintenance
should be regulated in order that safety of public travelling in
the aircraft is not endangered.
The Parliament of India, through Aircraft Act, 1934 has
empowered Director General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) to
control and regulate all matters related to Civil Aviation. All
maintenance on all Civil Aircraft and their certification is
required to be carried out by an Aircraft Maintenance
Engineer Licenced by DGCA. Such regulatory provisions are there in all countries and all aircraft
world over need to be maintained and certified by Licenced AME's.
MARKET SCENARIO
Approximately around 5,00,000 aircraft are flying around the
world. As the number of aircraft is growing so is the market for
the AME's required to maintain and certify them. They are
highly trained, disciplined and skilled persons who have
ensured that air travel is the safest mode of travel.
India is one of the fastest developing countries in the world.
Today not even one percent of our population travels by air
and we have more than 2000 aircraft operating in India.
Imagine the growth when just one percent of our 125 Crore citizens start travelling by air. To
reach that level and to harness this potential the Government brought in open sky policy. It has
encouraged private airlines and aircraft operators to launch new airlines. In addition to many
domestic airlines, several International airlines are also operating through India. Most airlines
are earning good revenues. Despite the ever increasing airline network it is not able to meet the
demand. Hence there is wide demand-supply gap. More aircraft are needed to bridge this gap.
Therefore more airlines are seeking permission to start operations.
SHORTAGE OF MANPOWER
The present manpower is not sufficient to man the present
airline operations. Government has allowed foreign AME's to
work in India to cover the shortage. There is acute shortage of
qualified AME's. There is an urgent need for more Aircraft
Maintenance Engineers. Demand supply gap has ensured
high salaries for qualified AME's.
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NATURE OF DUTIES:
An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible to keep the
aircraft 'airworthy' at all times by carrying out servicing,
repair, inspection, test, check of airframe, engine, aircraft
system and avionics system. The maintenance of modern
sophisticated aircraft calls for high degree of technical
knowledge, competence, proficiency, dexterity, discipline and
integrity on part of the all concerned personnel. Skill and
technical knowledge of the AME ensures reliability and safety
of aircraft operations. Every aircraft goes for flight only when it is certified to be airworthy by an
appropriately licenced AME.
HOW TO BECOME AN AME:
DGCA has laid down the syllabus and procedure for
qualifying for AME licence. Also DGCA has approved few
AME schools in India to impart AME training. It is
mandatory that the school imparting this training course must
be approved by DGCA. Complete gamut of training
procedure and system in an approved school is laid down and
controlled by DGCA.
QUALIFICATION FOR ADMISSION:
i. Education: 10+2 pass with Mathematics, Physics and
Chemistry from a recognised board/university or its equivalent.
ii. Medically fit and should not have any physical disabilities or colour blindness which may
interfere in discharging the duties as an AME.
iii. There is no gender discrimination in admission. Boys and Girls can seek admission.
iv. Age: 16 Years at time of enrolment.
COURSE DURATION:
The course duration is 3 years (6 Semesters) of which 2 ½ years (5 Semesters) is theoretical class
room training with practical training followed by last 6 month On Job Training in Approved
Maintenance Organisation/ AME school /Airlines/aircraft operator.
DGCA EXAM:
Along with completing the course and passing the internal exam, students have to pass the AME
licence examinations conducted by the DGCA to become Aircraft Maintenance Engineer. The
AME license examination for Paper I, II and III are conducted by DGCA thrice a year.
INTERNATIONAL VALIDITY OF LICENCE:
Indian AME licence is recognised in all International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO), a UN
body, member countries with some restrictions. Indian AME are eligible for employment in
domestic & international airlines. One can also seek admission in foreign AME schools for studies
STAR AVIATION ACADEMY
Star Aviation Academy is approved by DGCA for imparting
AME course. This premier AME training institution is located
in Delhi NCR close to Indira Gandhi International Airport,
New Delhi. It has always been our endeavour to provide high
quality education to our students so that they are successful in
their careers.
We are proud that our students have scored top positions in
DGCA held examinations and excellent placements ever since
the school was established. A synopsis of the results is overleaf.
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