Aircraft Maintenance Engineering
A licensed course under DGCA. AME engineers inspect, repair and certify aircraft as safe to fly.
Admission Open · 2027
Aircraft Maintenance
Aircraft Maintenance
Engineer 2027
DGCA-approved CAR-147 institute in Bhopal with its own CAR-145 MRO.
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FIRST BATCH
FIRST BATCH
31Mar 2027
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About Redwings Group 
We take care of your flying machine. You fly with confidence.
Redwings Group is a DGCA-approved maintenance, repair and overhaul company headquartered in Madhya Pradesh. Redwings Aerotechnique brings that same workmanship and safety culture to the classroom, preparing students for careers in aircraft maintenance and aeronautical engineering.
Redwings Aerotechnique is the training arm of Redwings Group in Bhopal. It is a DGCA-approved CAR-147 basic maintenance training organisation, and the group also runs its own DGCA-approved CAR-145 MRO. Students learn aircraft maintenance from a team that works to real industry standards, with classes in Hindi and English.
Courses and programmes
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AME and the dual programme need 10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Maths, or an engineering diploma.
Every programme follows the DGCA syllabus and combines classroom teaching with practical training in the engine, airframe, electrical, radio navigation, instrument and battery labs and the general workshop. Admission is through the Redwings Aerotechnique admission test or direct joining, and merit scholarships are offered on the admission test score.
Dual programme: AME + B.E
Earn the AME licence and an engineering degree together, for a wider choice of careers.
BMTO · CAR-147 (Basic)
Our DGCA-approved basic maintenance training organisation, on our own campus.
MRO · CAR-145
Practical training inside a working maintenance, repair and overhaul facility.
Aeronautical Engineering
Engineering degree in aircraft design, aerodynamics, structures and propulsion.
Aerospace Engineering
Aircraft and spacecraft engineering, from jet engines to satellites and launch vehicles.
Commercial Pilot Licence
DGCA CPL training path: medical, ground subjects, flying hours and licence.
Not sure which course fits you?
Talk to our counsellors. Call +91 95891 97505 or compare every programme side by side.
Compare all courses →Why Redwings
Learn where aircraft are actually maintained
A learning environment run by experienced professionals, in strict adherence to DGCA guidelines.
Training at Redwings is built around one idea: students should learn aircraft maintenance the way it is actually done. That means approved procedures, careful documentation, safe use of tools and a strong safety culture, taught by faculty with experience in the Indian Air Force and aircraft maintenance organisations.
100%
Placement for our first batch
A complete training and placement package for airline and MRO jobs.
Own DGCA-approved MRO
Hangar sessions and practicals on training aircraft, not just classrooms.
Faculty with global exposure
National and international aviation-industry experience in every class.
Labs and workshops
Engine, airframe, radio navigation, electrical, instrument and battery workshops.
Taught in Hindi and English
Counselling and classes in the language you are comfortable with.
Merit scholarships
Your admission test score decides admission and scholarship.
Historic achievement
100%
placement for the Redwings first batch
Complete training and placement package for airline jobs and MRO jobs.
The training and placement package includes interview preparation, documentation support and guidance on roles in airlines and MROs. Licensed engineers can work with scheduled airlines, MROs, component shops, flying clubs, charter and helicopter operators and government aviation wings.
See all placements100% placementEvery student of our first batch was placed.
Airline and MRO rolesLine maintenance, base maintenance and component shops.
Training + placement packageInterview preparation and documentation support included.
DGCA module supportModule exam coaching until you clear the papers.
In-house practical hoursUp to 40% of the course is practical work.
Industry MoUsOut-house practicals with contracted AMO partners.
Admission procedure
Your flight path to admission
It takes about ten minutes. Keep your photo and Class XII details ready.
Need help at any step? Call +91 95891 97505 or +91 96855 57506, or WhatsApp the admission team. Counsellors can explain eligibility, the B1.1, B1.2 and B2 streams, the dual programme AME + B.E, fees and scholarships before you apply.
- 1Click Apply nowFill the enquiry form with your name, mobile number and email.
- 2Fill the application formPersonal, academic and contact details with your photo.
- 3Talk to a counsellorA counsellor calls you about streams, eligibility, fees and scholarships.
- 4Take the admission testThe admission team shares the test date, time and mode.
- 5Join Redwings and flyAdmission and scholarship are offered by merit.
Life at Redwings
View the photo gallery → Hangar, workshops and hands-on training
Practical training is at the heart of becoming an aircraft maintenance engineer. These photos show Redwings students in classrooms, labs and workshops on the Bhopal campus, learning skills they will use on real aircraft.
New on Redwings
AME knowledge hub
Detailed guides for students and parents: every DGCA module, the licence path and how aircraft systems work. Pick a topic to start reading.
17Module guides
9Licence and career
14Aircraft systems
M1MathematicsArithmetic, algebra, geometry→M2PhysicsMechanics, heat, fluids→M3Electrical FundamentalsDC, AC, magnetism→M4Electronic FundamentalsDiodes, transistors, ICs→M5Digital TechniquesLogic, data buses, displays→M6Materials and HardwareMetals, composites, fasteners→M7Maintenance PracticesTools, safety, procedures→M8Basic AerodynamicsLift, drag, stability→M9Human FactorsError, fatigue, teamwork→M10Aviation LegislationDGCA, CARs, licensing→M11Aeroplane SystemsFor B1.1 and B1.2→M12Helicopter SystemsRotors and transmissions→M13Aircraft Systems (B2)Avionics and power→M14Propulsion (B2)Engine indication and control→M15Gas Turbine EngineFor B1.1→M16Piston EngineFor B1.2→M17PropellerPitch control and balance→★How the 17 modules fit togetherWhich modules each licence category needs→
01AME licence processFour steps to a DGCA licence→02Licence categoriesA, B1, B2, B3 and C→03B1 licenceMechanical stream explained→04B2 licenceAvionics stream explained→05Type ratingCertify a specific aircraft→06Category CBase maintenance certification→07Modules explainedHow the syllabus fits together→08Why choose RedwingsApproval, MRO, results→09Campus and labsLabs, workshops, library→★Complete roadmap to becoming an AMEFrom Class XII to your DGCA licence→
01Jet enginesHow turbines make thrust→02HydraulicsPower through fluid pressure→03Landing gearStruts, brakes, steering→04Flight controlsRigging and inspection→05Fuel systemTanks, pumps, safety→06Electrical powerGenerators and buses→07Navigation and radioAvionics for B2→08PressurisationCabin air and pressure→09NDTFinding hidden defects→10CompositesCarbon and glass fibre→11Corrosion controlInspect, treat, protect→12Maintenance checksLine and base maintenance→13DocumentationRecords and release→14Tools and safetyTool control and PPE→★See the labs where you learn these systemsWorkshops, hangar and instrument labs→
Help
Frequently asked questions
Quick answers on eligibility, duration, admission and approvals. Still unsure? Fill the form and a counsellor will call you back.
What is the eligibility for the AME course?
10+2 with Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics from a recognised board, or an AICTE-approved three-year engineering diploma in any stream, or a higher science qualification with PCM. You must be medically fit and free of colour blindness.
How long is the course?
The basic AME training programme is three years, six semesters, under CAR-147. B1.2 (aeroplane piston) is 2000 hours; B1.1 (aeroplane turbine) and B2 (avionics) are 2400 hours each.
How do I apply?
Admission is through the Redwings Aerotechnique admission test. Register on Redwings Aerotechnique website, fill the form with your Class XII details and photo, and the admission team guides you through the admission test. Admission and scholarship are offered on merit.
Is Redwings approved by DGCA?
Yes. Redwings holds CAR-147 basic training approval and the group runs its own CAR-145 approved MRO. The approval certificates are published on the DGCA approval letter page.
Where is the campus?
Pragyan Nursing College Campus, Abbas Nagar, Gondermau, Bypass Road, Gandhi Nagar, Near R.G.P.V., Bhopal (M.P.) 462036
Do you help with placement?
Yes. Our first batch achieved 100% placement. Students get a complete training and placement package for airline and MRO jobs.
What is the Redwings admission test?
It is the entrance test for admission to AME, the dual programme AME + B.E and scholarships. Registration for 2027 admissions is open and the last date to apply is 31 March 2027.
Does Redwings have its own MRO?
Yes. Redwings has its own CAR-145 Maintenance & Repair Organisation approved by DGCA, Ministry of Civil Aviation. Students see real maintenance work, not just classroom theory.
Which AME streams can I choose?
Redwings offers B1.1 (turbine aeroplanes), B1.2 (piston aeroplanes) and B2 (avionics), plus the dual programme AME + B.E. Counsellors help you pick the stream that fits your interest.
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Guides & resources
Learn more about AME careers
Read our guides on courses, approvals, admission and careers.
AME course in Bhopal
Duration, streams and how to join.
Read more →DGCA approved AME college
How to verify approvals.
Read more →B1.1, B1.2 or B2?
Choose the right stream.
Read more →Eligibility and admission
Who can apply and how.
Read more →AME colleges in Madhya Pradesh
Compare and choose.
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Roles and opportunities.
Read more →AME vs B.Tech Aeronautical
Licence or degree?
Read more →How to become an AME
Step-by-step roadmap.
Read more →Why choose Redwings
Approval, MRO, results.
Read more →AME licence process
Steps to a DGCA licence.
Read more →AME modules explained
What each module covers.
Read more →Campus and labs
Labs, workshops, library.
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