Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center was established in January 2001 to provide cost effective aircraft type, repair and maintenance training for aviation personnel. It is a wholly-owned business entity of Mil-Com Aerospace Pte Ltd set up to cater to the needs of aerospace companies to upgrade the skill sets of their engineers and technicians. More importantly, Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center aims to address the aviation industry's needs for a reliable supply of trained and qualified aircraft engineers and technicians.

In 2002, Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center signed a strategic partnership agreement with Alteon (formerly FlightSafetyBoeing Training International LLC) and Jeppesen Academy to offer specialized aviation technical training for engineers and technicians in the Asia Pacific region. It is also worthy to note that Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center is the first Alteon training center outside the United States providing aerospace technical training solutions to regional airlines and aviation companies in the Asia region.

With access to both Boeing and Jeppesen extensive resources, Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center is in a position to provide the unequivocal standards and quality of the comprehensive range of Boeing aircraft type and Flight Operation and Management courses to many internationally renowned, full fledged and low costs airlines and MROs in the Asia Pacific region.


On 12th March 2003, the aviation regulatory of Singapore, Civil Aviation Authority of Singapore (CAAS), approved Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center as an accredited aircraft maintenance training organization set up in Singapore.

To ensure the standard and quality of training centers in Singapore, CAAS has set various stringent requirements to regularize, control and monitor the setting up and approval of such training centers in the country. Areas come under the stringent scrutiny of CAAS include, but not limited to:

a) Course Syllabus and Lesson Plans
b) Course Notes
c) Approved Instructors, and
d) Classrooms Conditions (e.g. appropriate temperature and controlled noise level conducive for training)

CAAS has also approved MATC to conduct the following basic and specific type aircraft courses:

Basic (SAR - Sect. 7)

L12	Airworthiness Administration (Workshops)
H11	Human Factors & Error Management
B11	Maintenance Practices and Materials
B12	Aerodynamics and Mechanical Controls
B13	Electrical & Instrument Systems
A11	Auxiliary Airframe Systems
A12	Structures and Repairs
A14	Hydraulic & Pneumatic Power Systems
A16	Airconditioning and Pressurisation Systems
A17	Avionic Systems
C14	Turbine Engine Theory & Construction
C15	Turbine Engine Systems
F11	Maintenance Practices and Aerodynamics
F12	Electrical Fundamentals
F13	Servomechanisms and Electronics
F14	Digital Techniques
E11	Electrical Systems
I11	Instrument Systems
I12	Inertial Navigation and Reference Systems
I13	Automatic Pilots
R11	Radio Fundamentals
R12	Radio Telephony Procedures

Basic (SAR - 66)

M01	Mathematics
M02	Physics
M03	Electrical Fundamentals
M04	Electronic Fundamentals
M05	Digital Techniques/Electronic Instrument Systems
M06	Materials and Hardware
M07	Maintenance Practices
M08	Basic Aerodynamics
M09	Human Factors
M10	Aviation Legislation
M11A	Turbine Aeroplane, Aerodynamics, Structures & Systems
M13	Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures & Systems
M14	Propulsion
M15	Gas Turbine Engine
M50	Essay Paper
M60	Bridging Paper for Category A
SAR66B1	Basic Conversion Course

General Familiarization Courses

Boeing 300/400/500 (CL)                                                              
Boeing 600/700/800/900 (NG)   
Boeing 747-200/300
Boeing 747-400                                                                                
Boeing 777-200/300                                                                       
A318/319/320/321                                                                       
Boeing 737 CL/NG

Specific Aircraft Type B1 & B2 courses

Boeing 300/400/500 (CL)                                                                                              
Boeing 600/700/800/900 (NG)                                                                                   
Boeing 737-300/400/500 (CFM56)                                                                            
Boeing 737-600/700/800/900 (CFM56)                                                                   
Boeing 737-600/700/800/900                                                                                     
Boeing 747-200/300                                                                                                       
Boeing 747-400                                                                                                                
Boeing 767-200/300/400                                                                                              
Boeing 777-200/300                                                                                                       
Airbus A319/A320/A321                                                                                               
Airbus A330
Airbus A340                                                                                                            

Aviation courses listed under the Training Finder reflect our core curriculum and our scope of training. In addition, customized aviation training solutions and recurrent training programs are routinely updated to meet customer requirements, including the conduct of classes at customer site.

Location

Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center is located at Changi North Industrial Park and is within the aerospace industry hub spanning from Loyang Industrial Park to Changi International Airport. The Center occupies a total floor area of 35,000 square feet and is fully equipped with state-of-the-art training equipment and facilities which include an auditorium with a seating capacity of 50 with video streaming facilities. It has 5 lecture rooms that could accommodate up to 100 students; computer based training (CBT) facilities, aviation resources library, break-out rooms for discussions as well as sales of aviation books and training publications.

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Mil-Com Aerospace Training Center has set up a Skills Training Services Division offering specialized training programs to develop highly skilled aircraft maintenance personnel. This complements the typical instructor-led theory classroom sessions and computer based training (CBT) to fulfill the industry demands for knowledge-based and skilled technicians and engineers.

Together with On-Job-Training (OJT) secured through partnerships with various MROs, this sets the stage for MATC to offer structured apprenticeship programme to address the industry shortage for trained and qualified maintenance personnel

Objectives

To offer specialized skills training for technicians and engineers responsible for aircraft, engine, component and accessories maintenance, repair and overhaul
To comply with requirements of SAR-66
To support the industry needs for trained, skilled and qualified aircraft maintenance personnel

Facility

The Skills Training Services workshop occupies a floor area of more than 3500 sq ft. The Workshop's layout is clearly demarcated to provide for training in Sheet Metal and Composite Repair, Engineering Workshop Practices, Avionics maintenance, Inspection and Non-destructive Testing.

The facility is air-conditioned, well-equipped with specialized tooling and equipment and staffed by qualified and experienced instructors to ensure professional and quality standard of training.

Partnerships

AviationLearn.com for the Soldering Skills Upgrade Programme

Olympus for the Bore-scope Inspection Course


Courses

The list of courses offered ranges from Soldering Skills Upgrade, Sheet Metal Repair, Composite and Metal-Bond Repair to Inspection (Visual, Dimensional and Bore-scope) and Non-destructive testing (Ultrasonic and Eddy Current).

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