Explore AME course streams at FIAME, including B1 and B2 Avionics, tailored for diverse aviation careers.
The AME (Aircraft Maintenance Engineer) course is a special training program for people who want to work on maintaining and repairing airplanes and helicopters.

This course has two main streams:

Mechanical (B1)
Avionics (B2)
AME Mechanical (B1)
The Mechanical (B1) stream is all about the physical parts of the airplane or helicopter, like the engines, the body (airframe), and other mechanical systems. If you choose this stream, you'll learn how to:

Check and fix engines to make sure they run smoothly.
Look after the structure of the plane or helicopter, making sure it's strong and safe.
Work with the landing gear, brakes, and other parts that help the aircraft move on the ground.
AME Avionics (B2)
The Avionics (B2) stream deals with the electronic systems inside an aircraft. These systems help pilots navigate, communicate, and fly the aircraft safely.

In the Avionics stream, you will learn about:

The radio systems that let pilots talk to air traffic control.
The navigation systems that help pilots know where they are and where they're going.
The computers that control the plane's flight and make sure everything is working as it should.
This stream is perfect for those who are interested in technology, electronics, and making sure all the high-tech parts of an aircraft are working properly.