Airbus Helicopters in Thailand additionally the Thai Army Transportation Engineering class (ATE) (Kong Thabbok Upatham Changkol Kho So Tho Bo School) have signed a Memorandum of comprehension (MoU) to ascertain an educational collaboration directed at supplying internship options in the field of plane mechanics.
The MoU ended up being signed on 11 Summer, by Alexandre Sanchez, Managing Director of Airbus Helicopters in Thailand, and Colonel Wanchai Prasanseang, Manager of ATE, at a ceremony held at the school in Nonthaburi.
Under the contract, Airbus Helicopters in Thailand offer chosen students short-term internships that bundle theoretical and practical training, thereby boosting their learning experience, and preparing all of them for jobs as plane mechanics. This effort aligns with the government’s education policies and is designed to develop a talent pipeline for European aircraft manufacturer.
The internship programme will also target developing students’ English language abilities through online and on-site activities and can facilitate the exchange of knowledge to foster constant improvement and development, while increasing expertise in curriculum administration.
In addition, ATE educators will take part in the curriculum improvement the programme and certainly will have possibilities for professional development.
Airbus Helicopters is a crucial part of Thailand’s aviation landscape considering that the 1980s, you start with the division of Royal Rainmaking and Agricultural Aviation’s first order of the AS350 for energy and aerial surveillance reasons. On the decades, helicopters made by Airbus became integral to different military and parapublic businesses in Thailand with more than 70 helicopters operating in the united states. Besides, Airbus helicopters’ impact in Thailand includes a regional helicopter maintenance, fix and renovation (MRO) facility based in Bangkok to serve its local customers.
In military programs, the Royal Thai Army operates a fleet of H125M helicopters for Armed Reconnaissance and H145/Lakota helicopters for Light Utility Operations. The Royal Thai Air power works a fleet of H225M helicopters for CSAR overcome Research and save missions and H135 light-twin helicopters for Advanced Pilot Training. In addition, the Royal Thai Navy utilises the H145M armed forces variation for Transport and Maritime Support Missions, while the Royal Thai military work multi-mission H155 helicopters.”
“This cooperation because of the Thai Army Transportation Engineering School underscores our dedication to supplying hands-on, practical training that equips students utilizing the important skills necessary for effective careers in plane mechanics. Our company is excited to support the development of these talented people and subscribe to the growth of this aviation industry in Thailand,” said Alexandre Sanchez.
Alexandre Sanchez, Managing Director of Airbus Helicopters in Thailand (centre-right), with Director of School Colonel Chaiyasit Piyamatya with respect to Colonel Wanchai Prasanseang, Manager of ATE (centre-left), because of the finalized MoU documents through the ceremony presented at school
