Association of Licensed Aircraft Engineers (ALAE)

18/04/2018

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10157051837620752&id=66276530751

Aircraft Engineers International warn of deteriorating safety standards, allowing airlines to operate without carrying out required safety checks ❗❗❗

"Some national authorities [...] allow aircraft to be operated without any physical check by a licensed aircraft maintenance engineer.

The licensed engineer is only then permitted to make sure that the (unlicensed) mechanic(s) has signed a document saying that they have performed the work satisfactorily.

This is, of course, cheaper and quicker for operators but means that a vital step in the process is not being carried out by the state-licensed aircraft engineer whose role is reduced to checking that boxes have been ticked, rather than ensuring that work has been correctly carried out."

Press Release: http://bit.ly/2EXRM3M

09/05/2017

ALAE Branch Chair talking safety today in Cologne

AEI Secretary General at Cologne today working for safety

27/04/2017

Vice President and Secretary General discussing Licensing issues with MEP's in Brussels

21/04/2017

Following severe scepticism engineer answers many of the questions raised

The engineer who proposed circular runways answers critics in defence of his radical design for airports.

23/01/2017

Aviation safety first
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03/12/2016

02/06/2016

08/04/2016

Airbus and Siemens join forces on electric aircraft

Companies believe that by 2030 passenger aircraft below 100 seats could be propelled by hybrid propulsion systems.

08/03/2016

"The aviation industry is currently evolving much more quickly than the regulatory world."

Robert Alway asking the question; Can aviation become safer?

http://www.aertecsolutions.com/2016/02/24/can-aviation-become-safer/?lang=en

With commercial airline accident rates being the lowest ever in 2015, the aviation industry could be forgiven for allowing itself a huge pat on the back. Yet

18/12/2015

http://issuu.com/mypec/docs/released_to_service_winter16

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