Indian Aviation Industry

Growing aviation scenario and government policies

In recent years with the Open Sky Policy and UDAN scheme of Government of India many big players have entered the aviation field, made huge investments and paced up the growth potential of the industry. Advanced aircraft and new airports are coming up in India, creating massive job opportunities for AME aspirants across the country.

Unique features for a candidate who is looking forward to joining the aviation industry

  • Ample career opportunities
  • Good reputation in the society
  • Capable of creating more and more job opportunities because of its huge growth potential

Some facts about aviation

India is flying higher every year

  1. 01

    India is the third largest domestic aviation market and growing at a rapid pace with the increase of air travel.

  2. 02

    60% of the airspace of India is being utilized and more growth is expected when the sector functions using the full resources.

  3. 03

    Government announced that India is pacing to become a global hub for maintenance and repair of aeroplanes.

  4. 04

    India is also becoming a cargo hub, like the Multi-modal International Cargo Hub and Airport (MIHAN) at Nagpur.

  5. 05

    As of now, 464 airports are functioning in India while 124 are owned by Airports Authority of India (AAI).

  6. 06

    Several airports/airstrips are in the process of developing in different parts of the country.

  7. 07

    91 national and international airlines are being operated from India and many are planning to enter the market shortly.

  8. 08

    Scope for the development of regional air transport in our country under the "UDAN" RCS scheme.

  9. 09

    Steady increase in the number of MROs creating more job opportunities.

  10. 10

    India is targeting to have more than 200 international airports in the next 10 years.

  11. 11

    Major firms like Tata, Mahindra, Bajaj, Reliance, Adani etc. have started investing in the aviation sector.

Career scope

Career scope of an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

Aircraft Maintenance Engineering is considered a reputed job and no doubt they earn a great salary too. Any airline company which provides air transport hires qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineers to check their aircraft before take off. They release the Flight Releasing Certificate (FRC) which states that the aircraft is flight worthy.

Apart from airline companies, Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) industries are popular for hiring well qualified Aircraft Maintenance Engineering candidates. There are 114 MROs in India and as the number of aircraft in the air is increasing day-by-day, they surely need more expert hands in the coming days.

Admissions open

Only 30 seats per batch. Is one of them yours?

As per DGCA, Govt. of India rules the institute can admit only 30 students per batch in an academic year, so limited seats are available to fulfil your dream.

  • DGCA approved CAR-147 institute
  • Own functional aircraft & MROs
  • Tie-ups with leading airlines

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