Internship – Flight Simulation Training Devices (FSTD)
Airbus — New Delhi
₹3.2–6 LPA (HireSetu estimate) · Entry level · Freshers eligible · Internship
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Quick answer: A hands-on maintenance internship on Airbus's flight simulators in New Delhi, open to aircraft maintenance engineering and aerospace or aeronautical graduates. Six months, 8-hour day and night shifts, keeping simulator hardware serviceable for the crews who train on it.
From Airbus's job posting
Job Description
Department: Airbus India Private Limited- Training Devices Support
Internship Program (Title): Flight Simulation Training Device Maintenance and Support
Main responsibilities: Providing support to the fleet of Flight Simulators and associated Training Devices, You will also add value by providing support for the fault rectification and preventive maintenance activities under the supervision of Simulator Engineering Team Leader or Shift Supervisor. During the tenure of this Internship an Internal Training Basic Course on Flight Simulator Maintenance will be provided.
Main activities
- Support in checking the Simulator Technical and handover Logs at the beginning of each shift period and assist in carrying out fault finding and repair work under the supervision of the Engineering Team Leader or supervisory Engineer.
- Assist in carrying out preventive maintenance activities on simulators and other training equipment as under the supervision of supervising Engineer and in accordance with written procedures and manufacture recommendations.
- Assist in carrying out simulator and training equipment Daily Readiness Checks by following appropriate quality procedures and work instructions.
- Coordinate and diligently assist in updating the logs and databases to record the maintenance work carried out and if any parts used or replaced.
- Assist in carrying out specialist cleaning tasks in simulators and other high value training equipment.
- Support training activities as directed by Shift Supervisor
- Be aware of and promote safe working practices.
Skills
- Ability to troubleshoot to system level
- Ability to use tools and test equipment.
- Ability to work day and night into an 8 hour shift pattern.
Specialization/Stream: Candidates with background from / Aircraft Maintenance Engineering/ Engineering Graduate in Aerospace / Aeronautical Engineering.
Internship Duration- Six months only.
Text from Airbus's official job posting, formatted by HireSetu. The employer's own page is the final word on details.
HireSetu's note
A full-flight simulator is a machine
Search for a simulation internship and most results are modelling, coding, CFD or game engines. This one sits on the other side: a full-flight simulator is a room-sized machine with motion, hydraulics, projectors and a cockpit, and someone has to keep it serviceable. You won't be flying it or writing software for it. You'll be working under a simulator engineer on fault finding, preventive maintenance and the daily readiness checks that happen before sessions start.
Expect the unglamorous parts to be real work: specialist cleaning inside the simulator and other high-value training equipment, keeping the technical and handover logs straight, recording parts used or replaced. Airbus runs a basic simulator maintenance course during the internship, so the domain gets taught from scratch. What can't be taught is the habit of tracing a fault down to system level instead of swapping parts hopefully.
Nights from week one
The listing asks for willingness to work day and night in an 8-hour shift pattern, and that line is doing real work as a filter. Simulators are booked around the clock, so a six-month stint will include late and early rotations. Think through how you'd travel to and from the Delhi site at those hours, and be honest with yourself about it before you apply.
If you're an AME or aeronautical graduate, lead your CV with anything where your hands were on tools and test equipment: a hangar, a workshop, a college lab, a drone build. Troubleshooting to system level is the employer's own phrase, so describe one fault you traced, what you checked or replaced and what the log showed afterwards. A list of subjects alone says little about that.
Drafted with AI from Airbus's job posting and checked by Prashanth Jakkula before publishing. See our Editorial Policy.
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