How good is aircraft maintenance engineering for a career?

An aircraft maintenance engineer is one of the most prominent positions in the aviation industry. AMEs are responsible for inspecting the flight before it takes off.
If you are seriously interested in the aviation industry in the engineering field, then AME is an excellent choice for you.
Joining the aircraft maintenance course at a DGCA approved course can help you achieve your dream of working in the aviation industry.

Job Scope after Aircraft Maintenance Course

IIA Group is the best AME college in India and has provided more than 50% of the technical workforce to the Indian aviation industry.
If you take aircraft maintenance engineering admission in IIA, you can secure a job in various sectors such as:

• Maintenance and repair organizations such as CAR, SAPL, Indamer, etc.
• National airlines such as Go Air, Indigo, Vistara, etc.
• International airlines such as Qatar Airlines, British Airways, Emirates, etc
• Government organizations such as DRDO, ISRO, HAL, BSF, PIL.
• Non-Schedule Operators such as Ligare, Deccan, TBA, AirOne, etc.
• Manufacturing and Designing companies such as Airbus, Bell Helicopter, Boeing, Eurocopter, etc
• Technical publications such as Flydocs, Acumen, Honeywell, etc

Aircraft maintenance engineering in India is on the rise, hence now is the right time to join AME.
The AME course is for students who have scored at least 50% in their 10+2 (PCM) or are appearing 10+2 exams in 2020.
Diploma holders in the mechanical, electrical, electronics and the aviation industry can also apply for aircraft maintenance engineering admission.
To join IIA the AME course, you need to qualify AME Entrance Exam, which is going to be held on 25^th April 2020.
After the successful completion of the course, you can apply for a DGCA license. Once you get the permit, you can start applying for a job in the choice of your industry.
Additionally, you can also go for EASA approved course after completing AME. EASA course allows you to specialize in a specific type of aircraft. Once you complete the EASA course, your salary will get doubled.