Program overview
The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Technician two-year program offers specialized practical training in the safety inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair of aircraft structures and systems:
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Comprehensive Technical Scope: Covers fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters, including powerplant systems, avionics, airframe structures, and ground handling procedures.
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Transport Canada Accreditation: Meets basic training requirements for M1 (Small Aircraft), M2 (Large Aircraft), and E (Avionics) license categories.
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Licensing Fast-Track: Grants qualified graduates a 21-month experience credit toward the required 48 months, along with exemption credits for required Transport Canada knowledge exams.
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Industry Learning Outcomes: Focuses on safety practices, technical execution, regulatory compliance, and workplace professionalism required to write the final Aircraft Maintenance Regulations license exam.
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Diverse Career Prospects: Prepares graduates for technician roles across fixed-wing/rotary commercial airlines, helicopter operators, aircraft manufacturers, repair/overhaul facilities, flying schools, and government departments.