sadly, all mas trainees need more than 5 years to establish

it means that it is better to get your lwtr first then only take MBA rather than getting your diploma/degree first and then get your lwtr. am i right?
in this sense u get salary as an lae at the same time you can complete your MBA later on

what position did u guys get actually TJT or TAME?
didnt they ask u to go to MAS medical center?

1.LAME is license holder , can certify maintenance on aircraft while aircraft maintenance degree/diploma holder only have diploma or degree

2.not necessary

3.LAME can work as LAME, degree/diploma canot work as LAME if didnt take the license.

4.LAME will be LAME , degree/diploma usually become junior technician,tech service engineer,aeronautical engineer etc, or an LAME if u take license.

5.APR, METC for LAME, Miat, Nilai for dip/degree

more info, can refer to first page,

with license u can be LAME , with diploma/degree/masters you can fight with the other graduates to get a position, your call

This post has been edited by azameel: Jan 2 2011, 02:19 AM

new Airworthiness Notices is already published in DCA's website, numbered as AN1101
and from what i understand, current BCAR A&C license holder need to take 6 modules to remove their limitations and for A license holder need to take 8 modules to remove the limitations

not sure on avionics though coz im in airframe , have a look in the AN

ASAP means 1st july and above

just to share some experience,
i join MAS tame program when i was 17, 11 month short of 18 yo
and i submitted my lwtr application when i was 20 yr 11 month, 1 month short
but i took the written exam when i was 21 year + few month old
but this is still using bcar system

This post has been edited by azameel: Jan 21 2011, 02:13 PM

i just want to share the good news

I am now officially a B777-200 Airframe Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer

And no, its not an april fool joke

thanks Jazzy for any tips and guides you had given me

This post has been edited by azameel: Apr 1 2011, 05:28 PM

5 years 2 months and 9 days to be exact
at the age of 22 yrs and 3 month old

B777 is a Boeing, it has been around for more than 15 years , note the B infront means its a Boeing eg B737, B747
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_777

if an Airbus, it would start with A. eg A320, A330, A380(this one is the latest)