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By Secretary Europe
Published: May 27, 2007

The Association of Airline Engineers Malta (AAE) refers to the article entitled “Collective Agreement that was almost not signed” (TMIS, 4 March).
This article is a copy of a press release issued by the AAE on 28 February with the addition of two paragraphs full of misleading information intended to damage or discredit the AAE. The AAE strongly denies the contents of these two paragraphs.

Read the full press release on the next page !

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By Secretary Europe
Published: May 23, 2007

AEI Supports the National Aviation Maintenance Technician Day !

PAMA’s Goal: To Have President Bush sign the Resolution designating May 24 as national Aviation Maintenance Technician Day recognizing the Wright brothers’ first flight mechanic Charles E. Taylor and all certificated aviation maintenance professionals.


PAMA National AMT day brochure

 

 





By Secretary Europe
Published: April 30, 2007

 

One of the first priorities of AEI is Aviation Safety, and we will attend the Conference in Prague from 5 to 7 June 2007 to discuss various fields of global aviation safety.

http://www.easa.europa.eu/conf2007





By Secretary Europe
Published: April 9, 2007

AEI has just received information from our colleagues in Pakistan that the combined letter AEI sent to PIA Management and the Minister of Transport was a great success, and has convinced PIA management to accept a deal that solves most of the problems between PIA and its engineers. We as AEI, are thanked for our contribution that has made the difference during the negotiations.

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By Secretary Europe
Published: April 3, 2007

AEI welcomes Aircraft Mechanics Fraternal Association

AMFA
as the first American organisation to become an AEI affiliate not only significantly strengthens AEI and makes its voice even louder, but also strengthens the bond and unity of all individual affiliates striving for the same goal;..
 
To uphold and strengthen the position of the licensed Technician or Engineer within the aviation industry by co-operation on a global scale. 

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Visit also: http://amfanational.org/

 





By Secretary Europe
Published: March 18, 2007

Society of Aircraft Engineers of Pakistan (SAEP) comprising of about 1200 individuals as its members is the sole technical as well as welfare representative body of Aircraft Engineers of Pakistan. SAEP was established in 1956.
Presently the Aircraft Engineers in Pakistan have a conflict with their employer:
PIA (Pakistan International Airlines)

Media information paper from SAEP Media information paper from SAEP

 




By Secretary Europe
Published: March 4, 2007

The dawn of aviation belonged to enthusiasts, who on their own initiative constructed and maintained aircraft with the desire to fly, which has been one of the oldest man’s dreams.

The continuous development and evolution of civilization enabled that dream to ecome a reality and air-traffic has become a necessity for modern society.

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By Secretary Europe
Published: February 22, 2007

AEI Annual Congress 2007 will be hosted by ALAE
( Association of Licensed Aircraft Engineers) from September 20th to 23rd.

The Congress will take place at Holiday Inn Regents Park, London, England

Link to Holiday Inn

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