About Us

Welcome to IAET

IAET, is located on Kanpur- Lucknow Highway, Distt. Unnao, just 5 Km from Kanpur Jajmau Ganga Bridge and 7 Km from Civil Aerodrome, Kanpur which is the operational base of Garg Aviations Ltd. for the past 25 years.

The Campus has been developed in the country side so as to keep the disturbance of the city away, ensuring a better concentration of students towards studies. Apart from this, the scenic beauty of the landscape inspires students to put their full efforts towards their studies and also relaxes them from their stress.

Also the city of Kanpur has been an industrial center and one of the biggest cities of Uttar Pradesh. It offers all sorts of recreational facilities for students like shopping malls, bazaars, theaters, cricket stadium etc. that students may use for their recreational and entertainment in the city. It is also home to Transport Aircraft Division of Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd (HAL), the largest aircraft manufacturing company of Asia and also to the Indian Institute of Technology. Thus, the institute and its surrounding offer the students a once in a lifetime opportunity to study while enjoying.

THE DIRECTOR’S DESK

Dear Student,

Thank you for allowing us to introduce you to Institute of Aeronautical Engineering & Technology, an Aircraft Maintenance Engineering Training Institute.

Our Special Training programs have been developed using the latest techniques to ensure the fastest and most direct methods to accomplish your goals. The time and money you spend with us will be an investment in yourself. As you achieve your license or ratings, the pride you feel will be shared by each of us at IAET for being instrumental in your success. Our instructors are dedicated professional committed to teaching and doing their best for you.

In addition to our world class teaching quality, let me assure you of our commitment to excellence and to make you feel as welcome and comfortable as possible during your course.

Very Truly Yours,

Capt. Rishabh Garg
Director

ABOUT AVIATION

1. Introduction

Aviation is a very specialized field and a large population of our country is not fully aware of this sector. The possibilities in this field are almost limitless since aviation sector in India is still growing and expanding. Numerous new aircrafts are getting registered in India every month which means that vacancies will only keep rising. Aviation still needs a formal introduction in India. In countries like USA, UK, France, Spain, Brazil, Canada etc., aircrafts are a part of the normal working. Just like here we use cars to drive to our work every day, in these countries general ordinary people use aircrafts to fly to their place of work. This trend is also coming up in India but the speed is a little slow which is mainly attributable to the less knowledge of aviation among the general public.

However more and more corporate are continuously looking forward for using aircrafts for their travel needs which means that as the demand increases, the aircraft operations will need to expand and increase in number which means that need for Aircraft Maintenance Personnel’s will have to be more.

2. Current trends

Although in the recent years from the news it might appear that the trend is not favourable for aviation, yet if you will ask anybody who has been in aviation for a considerable period of time, he will tell you that this all is part of a continuous cycle.

It has been the trend in the aviation sector to slow down after every 10-15 years and then suddenly again boom. This happened in 1992 when the government launched its open sky policy. Several airlines came up like Jet Airways, East-West, NEPC, Damania, Sahara etc. However with time most of these airlines closed down and the vacancies for pilots reduced but still did not completely diminish. A boom again came in 2004 when several new airlines started opening up like Kingfisher, Indigo, Spicejet, Go Air etc. and with time now even more new airlines especially regional carriers are planning to come up. As many as 9 companies have obtained clearance from the government for operating Regional airlines which means that the next boom is soon to come.