Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering (SAE) stands as a dedicated technical institute, making significant strides in the 21st century by delivering world-class technological education and systematic hands-on practical training with the latest flying machines to Aircraft Maintenance Engineering students.
SAE is approved by the DGCA under CAR-147 (Basic). This approval signifies adherence to stringent safety standards and regulatory requirements, ensuring the quality of training programs and facilities. This approval facilitates international recognition, enabling our licensed AMEs to pursue opportunities globally.
Gurugram, a prominent city in the National Capital Region (NCR), SAE provides a conducive environment for aviation professionals to excel in their field, setting the stage for success in the dynamic field of aviation. Also, Delhi-NCR is the most preferred city among students.
We impart education through digital, smart, and air-conditioned classrooms, facilitating better comprehension and learning. Technology is an integral part of our teaching system. Our institute is filled with various workshops and working models related to aircraft systems, including the Airframe Shop, Engine Shop, Precision Shop, Welding Shop, Machine Shop, Fitting Shop, Instrument Shop, Radio Shop, Electrical Shop, etc., ensuring uncompromised training for AME students.
Through our strategic alliances with industry leaders like Air Works India Engineering Pvt. Ltd. and Deccan Charters, students of Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering delve into real-world scenarios, honing their skills amidst professionals at the forefront of aviation. But it doesn't end here. Our commitment to practical education extends further with access to Sha-Shib Group's own 11 Maintenance Repair Overhaul Organisations spread across India for advanced practical training.
Aircraft hangar of Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering is filled with plenty of synthetic working mock-ups along with fully operational Lear-Jet 25B business jet aircraft for better understanding and exposure to practical knowledge for students. Our experiential curriculum goes beyond traditional teachings; students learn skills through rigorous practical training, helping them to become industry leaders.
Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering (SAE) is recognized as one of India’s premier institutions for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) training, with official approval from the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Government of India.
Located in the National Capital Region (NCR), SAE has been preparing students for careers in the aviation sector for over a decade. The institute provides in-depth technical and academic education through its three-year AME program, with specializations in Category B1.1 (Mechanical) and Category B2 (Avionics).
SAE is a key part of the renowned Sha-Shib Group, the largest network in South Asia dedicated to delivering top-tier AME education to aspiring aviation professionals.
At Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering, students benefit from mentorship under highly experienced trainers who have spent years working in real-world aviation environments. Combined with advanced practical training facilities, this experience ensures that our graduates are equipped with the skills and confidence needed to excel in the competitive aviation sector. Our commitment is to nurture the potential of every student and help them achieve their professional goals.
The AME program at SAE dives deep into the technicalities of aircraft operations, from the complexities of engines to the sophistication of avionics systems. Students gain expertise in diagnostics, maintenance, repair, and preventive care, preparing them for the critical role they will play in aviation safety. In India, the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering curriculum is governed by DGCA regulations, maintaining high standards for training and licensing aviation maintenance professionals.
Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs) serve as the unseen guardians of aviation, ensuring that every flight meets the highest benchmarks of safety, reliability, and performance. Their expertise ensures that aircraft are fit and safe to fly — a role enshrined in Indian law under the Aircraft Act of 1934 and the Aircraft Rules of 1937. These laws mandate that no aircraft can be deemed airworthy without certification from a licensed AME, who must be qualified under DGCA's CAR-66 licensing norms.
Upon successful completion of the AME course, students open doors to diverse career opportunities within India’s fast-growing aviation sector and internationally. Graduates may start their professional journeys as assistant technicians, technicians, or trainee engineers with airlines, Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO) organizations, or aircraft manufacturing firms.
At Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering, students are immersed in the complex world of aircraft systems—ranging from powerful engines to intricate avionics. Through a blend of hands-on experience and advanced technological training, students master the skills of inspection, diagnostics, maintenance, and preventive care, preparing them to uphold the trust placed in aviation professionals worldwide.
In India, AME training is strictly regulated by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which defines the frameworks and requirements for producing qualified aircraft maintenance experts. Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering is proud to be among the premier DGCA-approved institutes, offering a well-rounded curriculum that balances theoretical knowledge with extensive practical training. Students are trained across two specialized streams:
Our programs are designed to provide in-depth learning about aircraft structures, systems, and engines, ensuring that graduates are fully prepared to meet the demands of the aviation industry. At Sha-Shib Aerospace Engineering, we don't just train engineers — we prepare the next generation of aviation safety guardians.
India, UK, USA, UAE*, France*
Approved by DGCA, Govt of India
with presence at 11 locations in India
for world class practical training
for real world practical training
Part of the Sha-Shib Centralise Academic Council
for real world practical experience
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Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) is a specialized field of engineering focused on the inspection, repair, maintenance, and troubleshooting of aircraft. Every aircraft in operation worldwide must be maintained according to strict safety and quality standards established by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), a specialized agency of the United Nations. In India, the responsibility for enforcing these global standards falls to the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which operates under the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India.
An Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (AME) is a licensed professional, authorized by a country's aviation regulatory authority in accordance with ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) guidelines. No aircraft is permitted to operate without a Certificate of Release to Service, which must be issued by a suitably qualified and licensed AME. Therefore, AMEs carry the critical responsibility of safeguarding both the aircraft and the lives of everyone on board.
Students who have successfully completed their Class XII examination with Physics, Chemistry, and Mathematics from a recognized board or university, or those who hold a three-year diploma in Mechanical, Electrical, Electronics, or Aeronautical Engineering (or an equivalent qualification), are eligible to apply. Applicants must also meet medical fitness standards. Additionally, foreign nationals must secure clearance from the DGCA before being admitted to the course.
The AME program is officially approved and certified by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), which operates under the Ministry of Civil Aviation, Government of India.
The DGCA serves as the regulatory authority overseeing civil aviation in the country. Additionally, it liaises with the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for all regulatory matters. As the exclusive regulatory body for civil aviation in India, the DGCA’s approval is sufficient, and recognition by bodies such as AICTE, UGC, or NCTE is not required for this course.
Upon completing the course, students have a wide range of career opportunities within both the national and international civil aviation sectors. They can begin their careers as assistant technicians, technicians, or trainee engineers. Opportunities exist with a variety of organizations, including scheduled and non-scheduled airlines, cargo carriers, air charter services, aircraft and component maintenance and repair organizations, flying clubs, state government aviation departments, public sector undertaking (PSU) hangars, and technical publication units, both in India and overseas. Beyond civil aviation, AME graduates are also recruited by foreign aviation companies, defense aviation sectors, aviation IT firms, on-wing maintenance support providers, training institutions, and aircraft manufacturing organizations.