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Old 22nd Dec 2011, 17:01   #1 (permalink)
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AFTER COMPLETING EASA PART 66 MODULES

I want to ask you guys if some complete EASA Part 66 modules for aerospace with 2-3 experience will he or she get a paid job in any airline.

Would wait for your kind advise.
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Old 24th Dec 2011, 06:36   #2 (permalink)


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have you got your AML ?
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Old 24th Dec 2011, 13:12   #3 (permalink)
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i have just joined a training centre. what AML means
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Old 13th Jan 2012, 16:08   #4 (permalink)
 
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AML-aeroplanes maintenance license.
Issued by the national authority, in your case QATAR or GCAA.
If you wish to work in an airline, get your AML then apply.
You will progress by training courses and work experience. Don't expect to be the" muhandis kabir" straight away!
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