Technical Infrastructure

Practical training holds immense significance in an aviation career, particularly within Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME). Maintenance experience refers to the hands-on involvement of aspiring candidates or individuals in aircraft, components, or systems maintenance within a controlled environment. An applicant seeking an AME license must fulfill a stipulated duration of aircraft maintenance experience, adhering to regulations set forth by respective national aviation authorities in line with International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) standards. This experience is garnered under the guidance of qualified professionals. During their training period, candidates engage in maintenance, repair, and overhaul (MRO) organizations, fostering practical understanding, knowledge, and mastery of daily responsibilities intrinsic to this role.

Notably, the Sha-Shib Group of Institutions operates six MROS and maintains affiliations with over a dozen additional MROS and airline companies across India. With ten bases and subbases for aircraft and component maintenance systems, the group provides a controlled learning environment essential in aircraft maintenance. This experience complements obligatory outsourced practical training with airlines and MROS.

Furthermore, the Sha-Shib Group boasts ownership of three DGCA-approved Continuing Airworthiness Management Organizations (CAMOS) under CAR-M, Subpart-G regulations. This empowers students to cultivate airworthiness management skills within a controlled setting, enhancing knowledge gained from mandatory external practical training.