The project deals with the area of aircraft maintenance, both research within the individual systems and components used on aircraft of all categories, and the organisation of maintenance planning and all associated processes. This project is primarily aimed at students who already have experience in the field of aircraft maintenance. The emphasis on this project is on independence, self-initiative and the ability to propose own solutions to aircraft maintenance related problems. The project is primarily aimed at future engineers who would like to find a career in aircraft maintenance. The project will help these people to achieve a higher level of knowledge and experience in aircraft maintenance, which can then be applied in maintenance organisations beyond the position of aircraft maintenance technician. This project is based on the student''''''''s own initiative, who chooses the area of aircraft maintenance he/she would like to pursue in his/her thesis. This project may address topics such as the design and improvement of systems and components, testing their function, exploring new possible materials or manufacturing technologies. It is also possible to focus on other branches of maintenance, such as its organisation, planning, logistics, etc. This project also envisages cooperation with a number of organisations where solutions can be tested or directly integrated into operation. Examples of the engineering approach in aircraft maintenance include the knowledge and application of mathematical models, advanced statistics and algorithms, the use of flexibility and strength, economics, safety or even technical drawing.The project coordinator is Ing. Ondřej Vítovec.
The project addresses the area of aircraft maintenance, both research within the individual systems and components used on aircraft of all categories, and the organisation and planning of maintenance. The project is primarily aimed at future aircraft maintenance technicians, as it expects to apply the solved problems in practice. These issues are related to large transport aircraft, but also to smaller aircraft in the General Aviation category. This project will include, for example, topics related to the design of systems and components, testing their function, exploring new possible materials, or manufacturing technologies, maintenance organisation and optimisation of maintenance revision planning. This involves working with several organisations where solutions can be verified or directly integrated into operations. The knowledge of mathematical models, flexibility and strength, economics, safety or technical drawing can be mentioned as an example. The project coordinator is Ing. Kateřina Stuchlíková.