Fundamentals of Aircraft Maintenance

Master aircraft maintenance essentials, from inspections to avionics, with industry-focused training tailored for aspiring aviation professionals

Overview

Aircraft don’t stay skyworthy on their own – they rely on meticulous maintenance and timely repair. This course introduces the nuts, bolts, and brains behind keeping aircraft in peak condition. From routine inspections to advanced diagnostics, you'll explore what keeps engines humming, wings steady, and systems responsive – all without leaving the hangar.

Whether you're aiming to enter the aviation field or simply intrigued by the mechanical intricacies of aircraft, this course covers the essentials in a structured, engaging manner. With a clear focus on theoretical knowledge and procedural understanding, you'll walk away with insight into inspections, repairs, and system management that align with aviation standards and safety protocols – minus the toolbox.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the core principles of aircraft maintenance and repair.
• Identify standard inspection protocols and safety compliance procedures.
• Diagnose faults across various aircraft systems with technical precision.
• Grasp maintenance routines for hydraulic, pneumatic, and flight systems.
• Analyse electrical and avionics systems in commercial aircraft.
• Apply structured troubleshooting methods using technical documentation.

Course Curriculum:

• Module 1: Introduction to Aircraft Maintenance and Repair
• Module 2: Aircraft Inspection and Maintenance Procedures
• Module 3: Troubleshooting and Diagnosis of Aircraft Systems
• Module 4: Maintenance and Inspection of Aircraft Systems
• Module 5: Troubleshooting and Diagnosis of Aircraft Systems
• Module 6: Electrical and Avionics Systems Maintenance

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals aiming for a career in aviation maintenance.
• Engineering students seeking knowledge of aircraft systems.
• Aviation enthusiasts curious about aircraft repair operations.
• Technical professionals shifting into aerospace-related roles.
• Professionals preparing for civil aviation maintenance theory exams.
• Military technicians transitioning to civilian aircraft maintenance.
• Airport staff wanting to broaden aircraft system knowledge.
• Learners interested in safety and inspection within aviation.

Career Path:

• Aircraft Maintenance Technician – Average Salary: £36,000/year
• Avionics Technician – Average Salary: £38,500/year
• Aircraft Inspector – Average Salary: £42,000/year
• Maintenance Planner (Aviation) – Average Salary: £40,000/year
• Aerospace Engineering Technician – Average Salary: £39,000/year
• Technical Records Officer (Aviation) – Average Salary: £34,500/year