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While there are some online resources and courses available for studying certain aspects of aircraft maintenance engineering (ame), such as theoretical knowledge and exam preparation, the practical training component of AME programs typically requires in-person attendance. This is because hands-on experience with actual aircraft, engines, and maintenance equipment is essential for gaining the necessary skills and competencies required in the field.
AME programs are highly regulated and accredited by aviation authorities such as the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), or the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA). These regulatory bodies mandate specific training requirements, including practical training on real aircraft, which cannot be effectively replicated in an online format.
Therefore, while you may find online resources to supplement your studies or to prepare for certification exams, completing an entire AME program online is not currently feasible due to the practical nature of the training. In-person attendance at an accredited institution that offers hands-on training facilities and experienced instructors is necessary to obtain the required qualifications and licenses to work as an aircraft maintenance engineer.
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