Aviation Technician

Standard 571 - Maintenance - Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs).

Airworthiness Chapter 500 - General - Canadian Aviation Regulations (CARs)

Obtaining an aircraft maintenance engineer license

The Aviation Safety Letter is published quarterly and includes articles that address all aspects of aviation safety,

Civil Aviation Safety Alerts are used to convey important safety information and contain recommended action items.

A quarterly Canadian publication discussing reported aircraft problems that affect airworthiness.

Explains every segment of the inspection process from an initial AD search to the final engine log entries. Details each procedure along with techniques, tool and material usage, and many professional hints and tips.

A training film for flight line personnel covering daily tasks, safety, and the importance of professional customer service.

This film reviews the effects of aging and repeated stress on metal aircraft structures. Looks at damage tolerance which is designed and built into structures at manufacture and haw that tolerance is compromised during refurbishment.

A historic US Army/Air Corp training film produced in the late 1950s contains relevant information on working with and maintaining plexiglass windows, windshields, and canopies.

Canadian aviation forum for Pilots and AME's.

By collaborating with industry and the government to develop products, services, programs, and policies that enhance Canadian aerospace companies, AIAC helps the industry to invest, innovate, and develop best-in-class capabilities in the civil, defense and space sectors.

Canada's national aviation magazine provides comprehensive coverage of commercial, corporate, general, and military aviation.

Latest information on the maintenance of MRO, upgrades, and refurbishment on commercial, business/GA, and military aircraft globally.