Aircraft Maintenance Engineering

Hi,
As far as doing AME in Sri Lanka I would recommend you the Srilankan Aviaiton College. But just a heads up they don't guarantee placement in Srilankan airlines after you've completed the basic course which costs about 2million.

hi everyone!!!!!!!!!! first time posting here. right now im doing my cambridge ALs and next year im sitting for my final exam. I want to become an AME .whats the best school to go for training in Srilanka? looking forward a reply from u, my aviation brothers and sisters.thank you

It's hard to find a good university to accept you with a HND to do your higher studies in Aeronautical Engineering. Therefore first get the bachelors degree of mechanical engineering after completing your HND then do your post graduate studies in a well recognized university.

Anyway it depends on your goal. It's hard to find a job for aeronautical engineers since your area of study is not specified. If your goal is to go for aircraft manufacturing & designing it's different approach. If your goal is to be a maintenance engineer (in airlines) it's another approach. Since you already have a mechanical engineering knowledge you have to do your higher studies (masters) which is specified to do a particular job.

Plus the industry doesn't need aeronautical engineers they need electronics engineers to do electronics work (avionics), structural engineers to do structural work like wise. So basically bachelors in aeronautical engineering is just like a license to do a masters in a specified subject. If you're really really lucky you can find a job with bachelors otherwise doing masters is the way to go.

I hope this will help. Think twice and do some research before you start your academic things. The world is changing. Good luck!

Hi everyone, I am currently reading a HND in mechanical engineering. Once I complete this, Is there a way for me to get into aeronautical engineering.

Hi everyone, I am an undergraduate who is currently studying on a HND in mechanical engineering. Once if I finish my HND is there a way for me to get into aeronautical engineering???

Hi guys
Could anyone give me some advice with regrads to the EASA exams.
Im planning to sit for the EASA exams and hopefully complete it within a year.
Currently Lanka Pacific Academy offers the EASA modules but their exam fees are quite high last time I checked it was around 28,000.
But if I do it overseas maybe in Dubai or Kuala Lampur where it is done by CAA international the fee is 85 GBP, which is almost half of what LPAA is charging. Their exam schedules are already listed till the end of next year another advantage.
My question is would it be more cost effective if I do it overseas rather than doing it in Sri Lanka?

*Good News *

The 2nd brand new A330 - 300 will depart Toulouse in France as UL 1206 on the 19th Dec 2014 on its delivery voyage to land at BIA.

**SriLankan Aviation College opened