The Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) B2 Stream is a specialized program in aviation that trains you to work on the avionics systems of aircraft the electronic and electrical systems that control navigation communication radar flight instruments and more. This stream is approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA) Government of India and prepares you for real-world aircraft maintenance roles with both theory and practical training.
In the AME B2 Stream, your studies include a mix of theoretical and hands-on modules that help you understand aircraft avionic and electronic systems:
Mathematics - used for circuit, frequency, and electrical load calculations.
Physics - covers electricity, magnetism, waves, and fundamentals applied in avionics.
Electrical Fundamentals - AC/DC systems, generators, motors, power distribution on aircraft.
Electronic Fundamentals - semiconductors, diodes, transistors, and systems used in avionics equipment.
Digital Techniques / Electronic Instrument Systems - logic circuits, microprocessors and flight instrument systems.
Avionics Systems - communication, radar, automatic flight control, navigation, and cockpit display systems.
Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures, and Systems (Avionics) - basics of aircraft structure combined with how avionics integrate into aircraft.
Maintenance Practices - procedures for inspecting, troubleshooting, and repairing avionics with safety.
Aviation Legislation - DGCA rules, airworthiness standards, and aviation law.
Human Factors - teamwork, communication, stress management, and safety culture in aviation maintenance.
Along with classroom subjects students work on real avionics systems wiring circuit testing, instrument calibration, and fault diagnosis in DGCA approved workshops to gain hands on experience.
In the Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) B2 Stream, you study a blend of mathematics physics electrical and electronic fundamentals avionics systems aircraft aerodynamics & systems, maintenance practices aviation legislation and human factors all geared toward becoming a licensed avionics engineer.