School of Aeronautics

Focuses on mechanical and structural aircraft maintenance, including airframe, turbine engines, hydraulic/pneumatic systems and other mechanical systems. Students are trained to inspect, troubleshoot and maintain mechanical systems of aircraft, fulfilling requirements towards the DGCA AME Licence in the B1.1 stream.

Covers aircraft avionics and electrical systems, including instruments, communication and navigation equipment, power generation/distribution and other avionics components. This stream trains students to handle electrical/electronic system maintenance and prepares them toward DGCA AME Licence in the avionics domain.

The Cabin Crew course at School of Aeronautics is a professional aviation training program designed to prepare candidates for in-flight service roles. The course focuses on developing the knowledge, skills, and confidence required to handle passenger safety, in-flight emergencies, and customer service responsibilities. It emphasizes both safety training and hospitality aspects, ensuring students are equipped to manage real-life situations onboard while delivering excellent passenger experience.