Where Can i Get Basic aircraft Maintenance BOOK

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Eng. Ahmed Shawki, a recent graduate from an aeronautical academy, seeks free resources for Basic Aircraft Maintenance to enhance his employability in the airline industry. Forum members recommend online resources, including the AMT trade magazine and the FAA's Regulatory and Guidance Library (RGL), specifically citing documents like AC43, AC65-12, AC65-9A, and AC65-15A as valuable for studying aircraft maintenance. These resources are essential for new graduates aiming to build foundational knowledge in aircraft maintenance engineering.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic aircraft maintenance principles
  • Familiarity with FAA regulations and guidance documents
  • Knowledge of aircraft maintenance engineering roles
  • Access to online educational resources
NEXT STEPS
  • Explore the AMT trade magazine for industry insights and articles
  • Research the FAA's Regulatory and Guidance Library (RGL) for maintenance documents
  • Study AC65-12, AC65-9A, and AC65-15A for foundational aircraft maintenance knowledge
  • Network with professionals in the aircraft maintenance field for mentorship opportunities
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Aeronautical graduates, aspiring aircraft maintenance engineers, and individuals seeking to enhance their knowledge of aircraft maintenance practices and regulations.

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I am new here and i am so glad to be member here
i am new graduates from aeronautical academy and hope to get work in any airline in the world (need fresh graduation) but most of the airlines need experience over 5 Y :smile: pray for me to get work

and i am looking for free book on the net about Basic aircraft Maintenance BOOK
it any 1 here can help where can i get this

thankx
wait ur reply
eng.ahmed shawki

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Ah yes. I saw your posts over on Eng-Tips.

I don't know of any free resources like that. You can start by looking for trade magazines like AMT that are free on-line:
http://www.amtonline.com/digiarchives.jsp

It's not really clear what it is you hope to do for an airline.
 
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thank man

thankx man soo much for ur reply and what i want to do in airlines is To work as aircraft maintenance engineer
 
hey,

how is your carrer as an aircrat maintenance engineering going?

just thought, better late than never, that there are a few useful resources ONLINE and FREE at this http://rgl.faa.gov" if you're still intersted.

I still use these from time to time when studying for my type exams or just for a bit of a refersher


go to "Regulation and Guides"
AC43
AC65-12 Airframe
AC65-9A Airframe
AC65-15A
 
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