THE AIRCRAFT RULES, 1937 - Ministry of Civil Aviation

Section WStudent Flight Engineer’s Licence1. Requirements for the issue of licence— An applicant for a Student Flight Engineer’sLicence shall satisfy the following requirements—(a) Age— He shall not be less than twenty-one years of age on the date ofapplication.(b) Educational Qualifications— He shall have passed class ten plus two withPhysics and Mathematics or its equivalent form a recognisedBoard/University.(c) Medical Fitness— He shall produce on a prescribed proforma a certificateof physical fitness from an approval Medical Board after undergoing amedical examination during which he shall have established his medicalfitness on the basis of compliance with the requirements as notified by theDirector-General under Rule 39B.(d) Technical Qualification— He shall have completed a Flight Engineer’sGround Course of Instructions in the basic technical and aeronauticalknowledge required of a Flight Engineer as approved by the Director-General.(e) Knowledge— Subject to the successful completion of the coursementioned in clause (d) above, he shall pass a written examination in thefollowing subjects—(i) Regulations and procedures, including rules, in so far as duties offlight engineers are concerned;(ii) Fundamental of aerodynamics and theory of flight and navigation;(iii) General principles of constructions, maintenance and functioningof airframe, power plants, including their accessories, instruments,installed equipment and related systems;(iv) Selected elements of flight planning, including centre of gravitycomputation, fuel consumption and endurance, power plant output andcentre of power output, engine power curves and mathematicalcomputation involved;(v) Aircraft performance characteristics and limitations;(vi) Flight documentation relating to the duties of flight engineers;(vii) Procedures in the event of power plant or system malfunction oremergencies particularly in the event of fire;