Air Service Training is the only training provider in Scotland approved to offer Part 66-Aircraft Maintenance Training as defined by the UK Civil Aviation Authority (UKCAA) and European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA).
These Certificates of Recognition are recognised worldwide and form the basic qualifications for employment in Aviation, not just in Scotland but across the whole world.
Graduates of AST are currently working throughout the world as Licenced Engineers, with a significant number holding Senior Managerial roles for major airlines and National Aviation Authorities.
There are a few different options where it concerns your part to becoming a qualified and licensed aircraft engineer. AST can set you on the right path, have a look below and discover more about the courses we offer and what you need to do to apply.
Becoming an aircraft Maintenance engineer can be a rewarding career. Here is the AST guide.
The Engineering courses consist of one or more modules, some are shared across different courses and are common to both paths.
To get started, complete the AST Registration form which is required for all students for courses and exams.
If you have any questions please contact us direct.