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| Aircraft Engineers International (A.E.I.) is the international body which promotes the interests of Aircraft Engineers worldwide. Its formation came about as a result of problems faced by Aircraft Engineers which, due to the very nature of their profession, were not confined to the borders of a single country. | | The bond between members is a main concern for A.E.I. and problems of individual affiliated associations are scrutinised and addressed by all in unity. A.E.I. is a champion of flight safety worldwide. Its participation in various international associations and bodies aims at maintaining the high standards of Aircraft Maintenance, something which is constantly under threat by the increasing commercial pressures. |
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| The activities and the further development of A.E.I. is a daily concern of all affiliates. Expansion plans include increased membership from former East European , American and Asian countries. The protection of the interests of its members in the international Civil Aviation environment, the observation and study of the changes that are taking place in this field and the role which the Aircraft Engineer can play in it, are the basic issues at which A.E.I. is very keen to uphold the necessary high standards for Aircraft Engineers qualifications worldwide including associated training and of course to maintain and even upgrade the current status of the Licensed Aircraft maintenance Engineer. |
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If you as an individual Licensed Engineer, or your Licensed Aircraft Engineers Union/Organisation are interested in becoming a member of an Organisation that works for the interest of the Licensed Aircraft Engineer, is involved in the creation of new aviation regulation, can assist in industrial disputes, and company merger employment problems, has access to reference material/information, and has a network of member organisations all over the world, CLICK HERE! and print out the application form (Pdf Document) |
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