#AME Course

[zaffiri-saffici]

Nicky was always meant to be stillborn. He was never supposed to live after birth, but Rio gave Agatha more time with him, and in turn he got more time with Agatha.

Whether it was implied or not, he was always the son of Death. He was always supposed to go home to his other mother. When Death finally beckoned him home that night, Rio wouldn’t allow him to join her until he kissed Agatha’s cheek. And he knew, instantaneously, to kiss Agatha not once, but twice.

Once from him, and once from Rio.

Though he was always meant to join Death at her side, Rio gave Agatha the chance to be his mother, too, and now I am a mess about it and will be thinking about this for a long time.

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11/4 edit: Wow, y'all have completely overwhelmed me with your love for this little meta, so as thanks, I turned it into a bit of fic we can all cry together about.

Read "Once (Twice) from Nicky" on AO3.

[chase-prairie]

Loving reminder from your land history auntie:

North American golf courses have had 50-100 years of arsenic and mercury based fungicide and herbicides applied to their soils.

Do not eat anything that has been grown on a golf course or downstream from a golf course. I know it sounds cool and radical, but you are too valuable to poison yourself with heavy metals.

Protect each other, turn your local golf course into a pollinator garden, not a sex forest or community garden.

[stil-lindigo]

frankly, the people whose kneejerk reaction to bisan asking for a global strike form the 21st-28th is to say that it takes years to organize a general strike are really unhelpful! no one is saying otherwise, but palestine will be a smoking crater if we all wait for years to do anything - bisan is asking us to do something now. Like are we only supposed to do something if we can do it perfectly??? At some point it’s a valid critique about the work that goes into social movement, and at another point I feel like some people are just trying to absolve themselves from not putting any effort into observing a week of economic inaction.

like idk! I get it, okay! People have bills to pay that don’t magically go away for a strike, we don’t have nearly enough social infrastructure in place to support people to fully stop going to work for a week. But fuck, dude! Stop immediately responding in such a defeatist way! Cut out unnecessary purchases! Try to shop local! Put more effort into promoting Palestinian voices online! Attend a protest, call a local rep, do something!

[arvindsingharora]

What Is The Duration Of The AME Course?

In the world of aviation, those aspiring to become Aircraft Maintenance Engineering (AME) often wonder about the time commitment involved in pursuing this essential profession. The duration of the AME course varies, and understanding this aspect is crucial for anyone considering a career in aircraft maintenance.

Overview

1. Flexible Timeframes

AME courses typically span a duration of 2 to 5 years, depending on the country and the specific program.

2. Varied Specializations

The course duration can also be influenced by the specialization chosen, such as mechanical or avionics.

3. Country-Specific Differences

Different countries may have distinct requirements, impacting the length of the AME course.

Factors Influencing Duration

1. Regulatory Compliance

Courses are designed to meet regulatory standards set by aviation authorities, influencing their duration.

2. Practical Training

The inclusion of practical training components can extend the course duration.

3. Specialized Tracks

Opting for specialized tracks within AME, such as working on specific types of aircraft, might affect the overall timeframe.

Conclusion

Understanding the duration of the AME course is vital for prospective students. It's advisable to research specific institutions, consider country-specific requirements, and explore the various specializations available to make informed decisions about embarking on a fulfilling career in aircraft maintenance.

[amecee]

What does a aircraft maintenance engineer do?

Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AMEs), integral to the field of AME course, play a critical role in the aviation industry, focusing on the safety and functionality of aircraft. Their responsibilities encompass various crucial aspects:

1. Inspections: AMEs, as part of their AME course training, conduct rigorous examinations of aircraft components to identify potential issues and ensure compliance with stringent safety standards.

2. Diagnosis and Repair: Leveraging technical expertise learned during their AME course, AMEs diagnose and rectify mechanical, avionic, and system malfunctions, ensuring optimal aircraft performance.

3. Routine Maintenance: Trained through their AME course, AMEs perform scheduled tasks like lubrication, parts replacement, and system checks to prevent potential issues, thereby extending the lifespan of aircraft.

4. Regulatory Compliance: AMEs, equipped with knowledge from their AME course, adhere to strict aviation regulations, meticulously documenting all maintenance activities and contributing to a comprehensive record of an aircraft's history.

5. Troubleshooting: AMEs, educated in complex problem-solving through their AME course, effectively identify and resolve problems in various aircraft systems.

6. Collaboration: AMEs, trained in teamwork and communication through their AME course, work closely with pilots, air traffic controllers, and fellow maintenance professionals to address operational challenges.

In essence, AMEs, shaped by their AME course education, serve as the guardians of airworthiness. They combine technical proficiency acquired during their AME course with regulatory diligence to ensure the safety, reliability, and compliance of aircraft within the dynamic aviation landscape.

[unbloodiedmartyr]

Posts that are so VALShrue. to me.

[themanlylobster]

I'm emerging from a very long burnout with Moshang (´˘ -˘ 人) Alternatively ~

[zzoupz]

I'm not super in the fandom but I think a humanoid version of AM would wear that one fish hat but with the hate pillar speech on it instead

like this

[euphorial-docx]

people need to realize that what’s going on with palestine and israel isn’t about anyone being jewish.

there are jewish palestinians, muslim palestinians, christian palestinians being trapped in what is essentially an open air prison for children and the elderly with no food, water, or electricity just because they’re palestinian.

this is about colonization, and unfortunately so many people are falling for the blatant propaganda being turned out by an apartheid government (israel).

the only solution to stop all this violence is to give palestine their land back. that is the solution.

[igesame]

From Passion to Profession: Embarking on AME Courses and Engineering Colleges Journey

Are you ready to transform your passion for aviation into a rewarding profession? Explore the exciting realm of AME courses and aircraft maintenance engineering colleges. Our institutions provide a comprehensive pathway that nurtures your passion and transforms it into a successful career. With state-of-the-art facilities, experienced instructors, and hands-on training, we equip you with the skills and knowledge required for the dynamic aviation industry. Embark on your journey from passion to profession with AME course and engineering colleges.

[the-muppet-joker]

Who did you vote for?

I found an image of her edited like the Joker. Like me! I am the Joker of Kentucky and hopefully, with my vote, she will become the Joker of America (the President)

[cherrifire]

Cherri, your boss is being cryptic in main again

What did he do this time

[akanemnon]

I thought this game didn't have random encounters!

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MASTERPOST (for the full series / FAQ / reference sheets)

[captainjonnitkessler]

I truly, TRULY do not know how to say this, because the fact that I have to say it makes me feel like I am losing my grip on reality. But no, in the post-capitalistic anarchist utopia, I will not be relying on “autistic minecraft girlies” to be building inspectors because - and this may shock you - one of those occupations takes years of education in how to read and interpret hundreds of thousands of lines of regulations based on complicated math and physics that were the result of decades of tragedy and death, and the other one involves playing a children’s video game.

[natalieironside]

"The boycott didn't work" It was never a boycott. It's not a mass action. It's just me, saying "I can't be a party to this if I ever want to look my reflection in the eyes again" and "I can't waste my time cultivating friendships with people of such low character."

Have you never made a choice purely for your own benefit and stubborn pride before?

[Edit]

This is about your little game. This post is about how y'all are people with no character, yellow bellies, and spines made of warm, wet spaghetti. Don't bother telling me all about it; I'm just going to block you and then forget you exist because it's less than stepping on a roach to me.