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AMAC Aerospace is investing in its own Academy to train a new generation of maintenance technicians.

AMAC Aerospace’s new academy is preparing to receive its first cohort of aircraft maintenance students, with training beginning in January. The AMAC Academy at the group’s headquarters at EuroAirport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (LFSB) will prepare students for EASA’s Part 66 basic license for aircraft mechanical systems and turbine engines (B1) or avionics (B2).

The maintenance, repair, and overhaul group said its investment in training is important, given the industry’s growing demand for skilled staff. Students will receive theoretical training and also have opportunities to gain hands-on experience in AMAC’s Part 145-approved facility.

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