AVIATION ENGINEERING AND MAINTENANCE MANAGEMENT
ENGINEERING • EFFICIENCY • EXECELLENCE
Aircraft safety and operational reliability depend on much more than the aircraft itself. Behind every flight is a complex engineering and maintenance system involving airworthiness, maintenance planning, reliability, technical records, parts, engines, regulatory compliance and skilled people. GAME-108 introduces participants to the management principles behind this system and the decisions that keep aircraft safe, compliant and available for service.
The course connects MRO operations with airline management and operational decision-making. Participants explore maintenance check programs, reliability-centered maintenance, predictive technologies, MEL/CDL decisions, engine and component management, supply-chain challenges, human factors and safety. The emphasis is on understanding how engineering decisions affect aircraft availability, cost, safety and operational continuity.
Why Take GAME-108?
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Engineering Meets Management: Understand how aviation engineering and maintenance organizations operate within a regulated environment and how management decisions influence airworthiness, reliability, cost and operational performance.
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Understand the MRO Ecosystem: Explore the relationship between airlines, CAMOs, approved maintenance organizations, OEMs, suppliers and MRO providers, and understand how maintenance decisions affect the wider airline operation.
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Reliability & Predictive Maintenance: Learn how airlines move from traditional scheduled maintenance toward preventive, predictive and reliability-centered approaches, including the role of HUMS and aircraft data.
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Maintenance Supply Chain Insight: Understand the commercial and operational importance of engine overhaul, spare parts, rotable components, aircraft teardowns and used serviceable material (USM). These issues are increasingly important as industry supply-chain constraints affect MRO capacity and aircraft availability.
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Safety-Driven Decision Making: Develop an understanding of human factors, maintenance errors, safety and quality management, while learning how technical decisions can affect aircraft dispatch and operational continuity.
Key Focus Area
LEARNING OUTCOMES
By the end of GAME-108, participants will be able to:
- Explain the role of airworthiness authorities, CAMOs and approved maintenance organizations.
- Understand the structure and purpose of major aircraft maintenance checks.
- Compare preventive, predictive and reliability-centered maintenance approaches.
- Explain the role of HUMS and aircraft health data in maintenance decisions.
- Understand how MEL and CDL influence aircraft dispatch decisions.
- Identify key challenges in engine maintenance and overhaul.
- Understand component and rotable spare-parts logistics.
- Explain the role of aircraft teardowns and USM markets.
- Recognize the relationship between maintenance planning, aircraft availability and airline operations.
- Apply basic human factors and safety-management principles to maintenance.
- Understand quality considerations within aviation maintenance organizations.
- Develop a basic maintenance or aircraft-dispatch decision framework.
INSTRUCTORS
Engr. Mussarat Hussain
Mr. Asif
WHO SHOULD ENROLL?
- Aviation engineering students seeking management-level understanding.
- Aircraft maintenance professionals preparing for supervisory or management roles.
- Licensed aircraft maintenance engineers and technicians seeking broader organizational perspective.
- MRO professionals involved in maintenance planning and technical operations.
- Airline engineering and technical-services personnel.
- CAMO and continuing-airworthiness professionals.
- Fleet and operations managers who need to understand maintenance constraints.
- Aviation safety and quality professionals.
- Aviation graduates and early-career professionals preparing for engineering-management positions.
- Managers transitioning into aviation engineering or maintenance leadership roles.
CAREER
Single Module Fee (GAME-108): 20,000 PKR
Executive Savings: Planning to earn the full Executive Certificate? Enroll in the complete 1-Year GAME Program (12 modules) for 200,000 PKR and save 40,000 PKR.
