Aircraft Technical Maintenance

This four-year, full-time program equips you with the theoretical knowledge and practical skills necessary to become a qualified aircraft maintenance engineer.

Become an Aviation Expert: Gain a comprehensive understanding of aircraft systems, including airframes, engines, avionics, landing gear, and hydraulics. Learn to perform routine maintenance, inspections, and troubleshooting procedures to ensure the safe and airworthy operation of aircraft.

Hands-on Learning: The program emphasizes a strong practical component. Develop your technical skills through extensive laboratory sessions, workshops, and practical training on real aircraft or realistic simulators.

Compliance with International Standards: RAI’s curriculum adheres to the latest international aviation regulations set by the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). This ensures graduates are qualified to work on a wide range of aircraft types and meet global industry standards.

Technical Expertise: Gain a solid foundation in various technical disciplines, including:

• Aircraft structures and materials
• Aircraft powerplants (piston and jet engines)
• Aircraft electrical systems
• Avionics and navigation systems
• Aircraft hydraulics and landing gear systems

Regulatory Framework: Learn about aviation safety regulations, maintenance documentation procedures, and quality control processes essential for ensuring aircraft airworthiness.

Professional Preparation: Develop the skills and knowledge necessary to pursue a successful career in aircraft maintenance. This includes learning about technical report writing, communication skills, teamwork, and safety procedures in the aviation industry.

Develop Valuable Skills: Refine your technical skills, problem-solving abilities, critical thinking, and attention to detail. Learn to work independently and as part of a team in a fast-paced and safety-critical environment.

Graduates emerge as qualified aircraft maintenance engineers prepared for diverse careers in various fields, including:

• Line maintenance (performing routine maintenance checks on aircraft)
• Base maintenance (performing more complex maintenance tasks)
• Quality control and inspection
• Technical support for airlines and aircraft manufacturers