Class Rooms
The Institute have spacious and Airy class rooms and each class room accommodates 30 Numbers of Students. All class rooms are equipped with the latest Teaching Aids Like LCDs Projectors and Computers etc.
Library
Library is equipped with the latest Aviation Books and journals on different subjects. A good number of books including the Director General of Civil Aviation recommended Test Books and peripheral and reference books are provided to the students. Aviation journals are also subscribed for the students to make them aware about the latest development in the Aviation industry.
Recreation
Indoor and outdoor games are provided to the students and they are encouraged to play after the college time or on holidays to make them physically fit. A vast ground area is with the college for playing cricket, Foot Ball, volley Ball, Carom, Chess Etc., which are also provided to the students.
Practical Training Details
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Following workshops equipped with tools, equipments and having pneumatic line
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- Airframe workshop
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- Aero Engine Workshop
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- Electronics, Electrical and Instruments Workshop
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- Fitting Shop
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- Sheet Metal Workshop
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- Machine Shop
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- Composite Shop
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- Welding Shop with different types of welding sets
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- Forging and Foundry Shop
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Instructional Room (With LED and Computer)
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Aircraft owned by the Institute
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- Learjet (serviceable with engines running)
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- Pushpak(serviceable with engine running)
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- Utava -65 S (unserviceable only for practical training)
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- Zlin Trenar Master (unserviceable only for practical training)
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- Helicopter Bell 47 (unserviceable only for practical training)
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Aircraft Engines
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- Gas Turbine Engines
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- Opposed Piston Engines
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- Radial Engine
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Various types of mock ups of aircraft system in working conditions for practical training
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ContractedAMO Training Facility:
The PAMEC entered into contractwith Patiala Aviation Club, Patiala, which is an approved AMO for practicaltraining of students in live working aircraft environment under the provisionof CAR 147 (Basic). This contracted AMO is approved in Cat. B1.2 by the DGCAunder provisions of CAR-M, Subpart F and CAR-M, Subpart G.
The AMO has following aircraftsand facilities to impart the training:
1. Aircrafts - CESSNA 152, CESSNA172R, CESSNA 172S, TECNAM P2006T.
2. Approved Practical Assessor.
3. Adequate training personnel.
4. Related workshops/ hangar.
The Course Structure:
Total duration of the coursetraining for Cat. B1.2 : 2000 Hrs
Out of which:
1. 60% of the totaltraining (1200 Hrs) – To be carried out in the institute (PAMEC),
2. 40% of the totaltraining (800 Hrs) – Practical TrainingElement.
Out of which:
a) At Least 30% of practical element = 240 Hrs - To becarried out in the contracted AMO in Cat. B1.2
b) Remaining Practical training (800-240 = 560 Hrs) - Tobe carried out in the institute (PAMEC).
The 2000 Hrs duration of thecourse is divided in 4 terms of 6 months each. It contains the theory andpractical training conducted at the institute PAMEC as well as PracticalTraining Tasks in Actual Aircraft Working Environment in the contracted AMO forB1.2 (Aeroplane with Piston Engines) as per following details:
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Total Hrs Allotted
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Practical Training Task Hrs
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Total Hrs |
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Practical |
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Term 1 |
300 |
140 |
60 |
500 |
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Term 2 |
300 |
140 |
60 |
500 |
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Term 3 |
300 |
140 |
60 |
500 |
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Term 4 |
300 |
140 |
60 |
500 |
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Total Hrs= |
1200 Hrs |
560 Hrs |
240 Hrs |
2000 Hrs |
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Total Course Duration= |