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Consider donating to Avro AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE ENGINEER
Museum
There is a demand for Apprentice Aircraft
Your donation of $25 or more toward our Maintenance Engineers (AME) in Saskatchewan,
organization will earn you a charitable tax receipt. across Canada, and internationally. Graduates of
the program find work primarily at aircraft
Mail your cheque Payable to: maintenance facilities as apprentice AMEs.
A.V. Roe Canada Aviation Museum The Aircraft Maintenance Engineer program trains
Unit 20, 229 Avro Lane learners to maintain, repair, and overhaul aircraft to
Calgary, Alberta ensure that aircraft meet Transport Canada’s
Canada, T3Z 3S5 standard of safety and performance.
Once a graduate obtains their Aircraft Maintenance
Engineer Category M licence, their work
opportunities and wages increase significantly.
Employment is normally steady year-round and
shift work is common. The AME licence is a
federally-issued document and is fully transferable
across Canada. The earning potential is $40,000 –
$80,000/yr.
Established as an Approved Training Organization
under Transport Canada regulations, students
enrolled in the Aircraft Maintenance Engineer
training program benefit from our partnerships with
the following aerospace and defense companies:
As, as someone who supports WWII aircraft, WWII
history, and the Commemorative Air Force, this is the
time to contribute and support the CAF's Restoration
Grant Fund! Every dollar donated to this fund provides a
dollar-for-dollar match to a CAF aircraft in dire need of
support.
You can make a donation directly to the Restoration
Grant Fund by clicking this link.
