All you need to know about Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

Every industry as its own set of standards protocols, certifications and authorizations, but there is really nothing quite like the checks and balances present in aviation and aviation manufacturing. The manufacturers of aviation parts must have the necessary approvals from the FAA and/or other aviation authorities in order to even begin putting together and sending parts to clients. This is to ensure that every aircraft that takes flight is 100% proofed, ready and able to perform as expected. This is why aircraft maintenance engineers are so vital. They are among the first to put their hands on a piece or part that will eventually help aircraft take flight.

For the safety of aircraft operation, it is crucial that all modification work, and maintenance, repair, overhaul of an aircraft is carried out by qualified engineers. To ensure this, the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) conducts examination and also issues Basic Maintenance Engineer’s Certificate (BAMEC) to those candidates who pass the applicable examinations and meet all other requirements.

Aircraft maintenance engineers also known as AME are the professionals who ensure the safety and airworthiness of the aircraft. AME are trained to inspect an aircraft, diagnose the snags, and solve it early. They are the professionals who handle the maintenance of the aircraft including its engines, electrical and navigation systems and certify the plane as airworthy before its take off. Their job starts with a complete routine check-up of the plane to make it land safely at its destination.

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