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School For Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (SAME)

School for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (SAME) established under InterGlobe Education Services is devoted to the education sector. As a world-class AME Training School, SAME is fully compliant with and has the necessary approval of DGCA to impart ab-initio training in the field of Aircraft Maintenance Engineering.

SAME is one of the few institutes in India to offer 120 seats for the CAR 147 BASIC course.

The Courses We Offer

Designed & Delivered By Skilled Professionals

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Category B1.1 (Aeroplane Turbine)

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Category B2 (Avionics)

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OUR CORE STRENGTHS


SAME promoted by the InterGlobe Group is approved by the Directorate General of Civil Aviation (DGCA), Ministry of Civil Aviation

1 Part of the InterGlobe Group (Promoter of the largest airline in India, IndiGo)
2 Experienced faculty with national and international exposure
3 Active Placement and Outreach Cell
4 Serviceable aircraft Hawker HS 125-700 on campus for real-time training
5 Live training at AMO (IndiGo/HAL)

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Choose the career of your choice in aviation

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Aviation As a Career- Let Opportunities Chase You

Days have passed when only few industry spheres were considered as a cherry picker and people got tantalized to them. But, India has changed and made headway leaving no stone unturned transmuting the outlook of people. Every domain has gained speed and creates uncountable opportunities that were never thought before. Aviation is one such industry that has been touched with the wave of advancement. Fabulous aspiring career opportunities have now opened up its doors to people. Flight dispatchers, avionics technicians, aviation meteorologists are to name a few amongst the available listed options. Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) is one unequalled choice for those who are focused to choose Aviation industry. Keeping in mind the eagerness of people and need of manpower in Aviation sector; InterGlobe laid the foundation of School for Aircraft Maintenance Engineering at Greater Noida. It is an AME Institute with phenomenal infrastructure built to provide world-class education to students. Every AME course aims at practical exposure along with the surroundings to promote learning capability of students. SAME is one of the top AME Colleges in India, approved by DGCA, producing manpower with exceptional skills in the Aviation sector. This AME college has a sister organization Indigo Airlines and CAE Simulation Training Pilot Limited, imparting pilot training in India. SAME is the best AME College in India for those who want to pursue for AME course. SAME is a level-headed institute and its students are given preference over others when it comes to hiring.

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Air traffic soars 15% in April IndiGo stays on top Air India marketshare flat at 12.9%

The total number of passengers carried in the domestic air sector increased by 15.1% month-on-month to 31.34 lakh passengers in April. In the first fourth months of 2017 (Jan to April) the total passengers carried increased by 17% year-on-year to 91.34 lakh passengers.
IndiGo continued to be the dominant player in the domestic market and improved its market share to 41.4% during the month from 39.9% in March. The passengers carried by the airline during the month stood at 37.79 lakh.
The country’s second largest full service airline Jet Airways registered a combined market share of 16.12% which is lesser that 17.9% market share the company had in March.
National carrier Air India’s market share during the same period stood flat at 12.9% while SpiceJet’s market share stood at 12.9% when compared to 13.2% in March. Both Jet airways and Air India had flown 13.9 lakh and 11.88 lakh passengers respectively in April. In terms of passenger load factor (PLF) which is one of the parameters to judge an airlines profitability SpiceJet – the country’s second largest no frills carrier – topped the charts with 93.4% PLF. It was followed by AirAsia whose flight occupancy improved to 90.1% from 87.8% in March. IndiGo airlines also improved on its occupancy rates during the month to 86.9% in April when compared to 81.6% in the month before.

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