Does A.M.E. Have Diploma?

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a year ago

No A.M.E. is not a Diploma. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering A.M.E. Is a license based course that is approved by the DGCA. A.M.E. Is a 4-year license based course 2-year academic and 2-year practical training programme in the reputed flying environment.

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Sunny Pujara | Contributor-Level 6

6 years ago

A.M.E. course is not a Diploma. The course duration for A.M.E. as per the recent DGCA norms is reduced to 2 years. The Bombay Flying Club offers a combination course of B.Sc. in aeronautics and A.M.E. The duration for the combined course is 3 years.

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Anuj Wadhwa | Guide-Level 12

6 years ago

No, A.M.E. Have no Diploma. Other then it have a course of Duration: A.M.E. Training course is 3 years long. Academic programme is 21/2 years long. 6 months are dedicated towards on job training programme. The entire programme is divided into 6 semesters. With each semester lasting for a period of 6

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