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AMAC Aerospace to launch AMAC Academy—EASA Part-147 approved training for licensed aircraft maintenance engineers from Jan. 2027

AMAC Aerospace says it will open AMAC Academy, an EASA Part-147 approved aircraft maintenance training program, beginning in January 2027 at EuroAirport. The academy is positioned to build a pipeline of licensed aircraft maintenance engineers, with hands-on training alongside aircraft in AMAC’s maintenance facilities.

Discovered 2026-07-10T02:00:44.782566-07:00 | 2026-07-10T02:00:44.782566-07:00

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What Hype is tracking

The Part-147 approval and January 2027 start date clarify when AMAC’s licensed maintenance engineer pipeline can begin feeding operators’ and MROs’ staffing needs.
For executives planning maintenance capacity and fleet support, the academy signals an internal (or partner) solution to workforce constraints rather than relying solely on external AME availability.
The initiative is linked to AMAC’s broader maintenance execution footprint, as seen in recent 3C/Falcon 900EX and B737 heavy-check delivery work, indicating training is grounded in operational lines.

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