To introduce the Aeronautical I Mechanical Engineering trainee to EGYPTAIR and its manner of conducting aircraft maintenance.

To ensures that the trainee has acquired basic maintenance engineering knowledge.

To ensure that the trainee is fully informed about procedure, techniques and new equipment in use and is capable to perform his duties as defined by ECARS 65.

Part (1): Inspection Procedures

• Introduction
• Aircraft Materials
• Corrosion Protection
• Structure Repairs
• Non-Destructive Testing
• Heat Treatment
• Standard Practices
• Exam 1

Part (2): Power Sources & Avionics

• Electric system
• Avionics Systems
• Hydraulic
• Pneumatic
• Exam 2

Part (3): Airframe Systems (I)

• Airframe Structure
• Aircraft Structure
• Landing Gear
• Ground Handling
• Cargo Loading
• Safety Equipment
• Exam 3

Part (4): Airframe Systems (II)

• Water & Waste
• Flight Controls
• Oxygen System
• Air Conditioning & Pressurization
• Ice & Rain Protection
• Exam 4

Part (5): Engine Systems (I)

• Aircraft Fuel System
• Engine Basics
• Compressors
• Combustion Chambers
• Turbines
• Accessory Drives
• Lubrication
• Fire Protection
• Field Trip 1
• Exam 5

Part (6): Engine Systems (II)

• Internal Air System
• Engine Fuel System & Control
• Starting and Ignition
• Engine Control and Indication
• Thrust Reversal, Noise & Exhaust System
• Engine Ice Protection
• Maintenance
• Auxiliary Power Units
• Field Trip 2
• Exam 6

Aeronautical, Mechanical, and Mechatronics Engineers who seek the Aircraft Maintenance License Without Type Rating (LWTR) 

For Aeronautical Engineers:

• B.Sc. In Aeronautical Engineering.

For Mechanical or Mechatronics Engineers:

• B.Sc. In Mechanical / Mechatronics Engineering
• Successfully pass General Aeronautical Subjects Course for Mechanical Engineers (Pre-Basic Course) - Details

Examination with pass mark 70%

ECAA Approved Certificate