An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer is responsible for the inspection, maintenance, repair, and airworthiness of aircraft. They ensure that aircraft meet strict safety and regulatory standards before every flight.In India, AMEs are licensed by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), and only licensed engineers can certify an aircraft as fit to fly. Key Responsibilities1. Aircraft Inspection & MaintenanceConduct routine and scheduled inspections (pre-flight, transit, daily, weekly checks)Inspect engines, landing gear, hydraulic systems, avionics, and structuresIdentify faults and ensure corrective maintenance2. Repair & TroubleshootingDiagnose mechanical and technical issuesRepair or replace defective aircraft componentsPerform system testing after maintenance3. Certification of AircraftSign off aircraft as airworthy after maintenanceEnsure all maintenance tasks meet regulatory standards4. Documentation & ReportingMaintain detailed maintenance logs and recordsRecord defects, repairs, and inspectionsEnsure compliance with aviation regulations5. Safety & ComplianceFollow safety procedures strictlyAdhere to standards set by aviation authorities like DGCAEnsure all tools and equipment are used correctly Required SkillsStrong technical and mechanical knowledgeProblem-solving and analytical skillsAttention to detail and accuracyKnowledge of aircraft systems and safety proceduresAbility to work under pressure and in shifts Educational Qualification10+2 with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics (PCM)AME Course approved by DGCADGCA License (Category B1 - Mechanical / B2 - Avionics) ExperienceFresher (with AME license) can start as a trainee2-5 years experience for independent certification rolesExperience on specific aircraft types (like Airbus/Boeing) is an advantage Salary (India Approx.)Trainee AME: