Binter Formación will start this November a new edition of the Higher Level Training Cycle in Aeromechanical Maintenance, a training that provides the student with the general competence to perform preventive and corrective maintenance of fixed-wing and rotary-wing aircraft, as well as their systems, equipment and components in the mechanical area.
This is the second course of this specialty that Binter Formación began to teach in 2016 to respond to the growing demand for professionals specialized in aeronautical maintenance that is being registered both nationally and internationally.
Through this higher level cycle, the student will obtain the necessary knowledge to work in the activity that takes place both inside a hangar, as well as in line maintenance and in the workshop, in accordance with current regulations and in the quality and safety conditions established internationally.
The course has a duration of 2,000 hours, of which 1,260 are theoretical, which are taught at the Binter Formación facilities, and 740 are practical hours, which will be carried out in the Binter Formación workshop (440 hours) and in maintenance centers to experience a real work environment.
This educational offer is an alternative to the traditional European Aircraft Maintenance Technician License, dependent on the State Aviation Safety Agency, with a program approved by the Ministry of Education of the Government of the Canary Islands.
People who are interested in receiving more information about the higher level course can consult it online at http://www.bintertraining.com/category/formacion/formacion-en-mantenimiento-de-aeronaves/
Binter Training
Binter Formación is Binter's commitment to improving employability in the Archipelago through the creation of the largest aeronautical training center in the Canary Islands. Its facilities offer a wide range of training with application in the different fields of the air and aeronautical sectors.
Since its creation, it offers more than 600 hours in courses for updating skills for active professionals in ground, flight and maintenance. It also collaborates with Academic Institutions (ULPGC).
