Jawaharlal Aviation Institute is offering CAR 147 Basic AME training in B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) Mechanical stream in line with DGCA’s regulations as per CAR 147 Category B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) - Student enrolled under Category B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine) is trained to obtain an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer’s License for the maintenance performed on aircraft structure and powerplant comprising of Heavy Aeroplane (HA), Jet Engine (JE).
The complete syllabus (Modules ) are divided in to 04 Semesters (total o f 2400 hrs of Training) which would be covered in 02 years duration consisting of 04 semesters which also include 288 Hrs of practical training at Maintenance Repair Organization of AI Engineering Services Limited (AIESL) Trivandrum approved by Director General Civil Aviation (DGCA).
This Institute conducts practical training in addition to class room instruction. JAI also have separate Lab/ workshop on Sheet metal repair, general engineering, welding, Airframe, Piston engine, jet engine and also separate hangar space to accommodate serviceable aircrafts Learjet 25B and Cessna 125. This institute would also ensure that prescribed syllabus and curriculum as per DGCA so as the student can appear for the module examinations for obtaining a license conducted by the DGCA.
This Institute has been signed contract with AI Engineering Services limited Trivandrum to undertake 288 Hrs of practical training on Aircraft Air bus 320. A MOU has also been signed between the institute and AI Engineering Services limited approved by Director General Civil aviation.
The total Practical training of 288 Hrs at MRO (AIESL) Trivandrum is scheduled during the AME
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Hearty Congratulations to the students of Jawaharlal Aviation Institute, Lakkidi for passing DGCA Module Examination.
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