Ireland-based Atlantic Aviation Group (AAG) has launched applications for its renowned four-year Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Apprenticeship, offering aspiring engineers a pathway to internationally recognised qualifications and hands-on industry experience.
As the global aviation sector faces increasing demand for skilled professionals, AAG’s apprenticeship programme provides a valuable entry point into the industry.
With over 65 years of expertise, AAG delivers a comprehensive range of services, including aircraft maintenance, engineering, design, training, and management solutions.
The AAG Apprenticeship Programme has a strong track record of producing award-winning graduates at both national and international levels. Many alumni have progressed into senior roles within AAG and across the global aviation industry.
The four-year programme blends practical, on-the-job training with structured technical education, covering essential topics such as engineering fundamentals, aircraft structures and sheet metal repair, avionics and electrical systems, and jet engines and aerodynamics.
Graduates emerge with highly sought-after qualifications, opening doors to dynamic career opportunities both in Ireland and worldwide.
Anthony Brennan, chief people officer at AAG, said: “There has never been a better time to pursue a career in aircraft maintenance engineering. The aviation industry is growing, and skilled engineers are in high demand.
“Our apprenticeship programme offers world-class training, mentorship, and real-world experience, setting graduates up for long-term career success.”
Applications are now open for the 2025 intake.
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