The third batch of 27 Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) students of Hindustan Aviation Academy, Marathahally, Bangalore left for Singapore on March 15. These students were selected during recent campus interview conducted by Singapore Airlines at the Academy.
The students will undergo a nine months training programme at Singapore Airlines Engineering Company starting from March 2008 and on successful completion of training they will be absorbed in Singapore Airlines.
During the nine months of training at Singapore, students have to undergo an established training programme where they will be taught aircraft structural repair, modification process, aircraft system fault analysis and rectification on different types of modern passenger aircraft operated by Singapore Airlines.
These students will then be employed in the line and base maintenance of Boeing and Airbus series of aircraft
which include Airbus 320, Airbus 300-600, Airbus 380, Boeing 744, Boeing 747 and Boeing 777 of Singapore Airlines.
As previous batch of trainees from Hindustan Aviation Academy excelled among trainees from Philippines, China and other countries, Singapore Airlines has decided to select more students from Hindustan Aviation Academy from this year onwards.
