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HISTORY
| The first efforts towards the establishment of Aircraft Engineers International (A.E.I.)began in 1972 when the Australian Licensed Aircraft Engineers Association, the U.K. Licensed Aircraft Engineers and the Indian Association initially explored the possibility of forming an International body to represent the Licensed Aircraft Engineer Worldwide. | | | | | | The development of A.E.I. accelerated after the Norwegian (NFO) and Swedish (SFF) Associations joined in 1976 and the current structure was established with our headquarters having been located in London. From there on expansion was rapid reaching over 44 affiliated associations by 2008 and spanning 35 countries, representing more than 46,000 Licensed Aircraft Engineers worldwide, thus reaching the goals set in the far off days of 1972. Aircraft Engineers International (A.E.I.) is a non-political organisation and is the sole international body representing Licensed Aircraft maintenance Engineers | | 
| | It has its own representatives on Airworthiness Panels including the ones dealing with the entire European Maintenance system.
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| | It also has regular contacts with International labour organisations. A.E.I. can also quickly and effectively reach the various National Aviation Authorities through its affiliates and can also provide assistance in resolving professional and industrial problems. | | | | | 
| | A.E.I. maintains a constant liaison with Flight Crew Associations which is particular important as we share common interest in the two most important aspects of aviation, ie. that of Flight Operations and that of maintenance which together determine Aircraft Flight safety to a large degree. A.E.I. is constantly seeking new affiliates in order to expand its already established position as the sole international body specially representing 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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