BAE Systems Saudi Development and Training honors latest aircraft mechanic graduates

The latest batch of students to qualify from BAE Systems Saudi Development and Training as flight line mechanics were honored during a graduation ceremony in Riyadh on Monday. (Supplied)

• Saleh AlGhamdi, the CEO of the company, described the newly qualified professionals as ‘the future of aerospace and defense in Saudi Arabia’
• Flight line mechanics are responsible for carrying out maintenance checks to ensure that aircraft are fit to fly

RIYADH: The latest batch of students to qualify from BAE Systems Saudi Development and Training as flight line mechanics were honored during a graduation ceremony in Riyadh on Monday.
Mutlaq Al-Buqami, the company’s director of training, presented the students with their qualifications and praised them for their diligence, commitment and dedication to excellence in their field.
Saleh AlGhamdi, the CEO of the organization, said he was proud of the graduates for what they have achieved and added: “It’s truly an honor to celebrate this occasion and to continue witnessing the culmination of the hard work and perseverance of these young talents.
“Our graduates are the future of aerospace and defense in Saudi Arabia, and I am confident they will make significant contributions to our industry.
“BAE Systems SDT is a leader in providing world-class training and development solutions in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Committed to supporting the Kingdom’s Vision 2030, the company actively invests in the development of local talent, ensuring a skilled workforce capable of driving the future of the defense, aerospace and security sectors.”
Flight line mechanics are responsible for carrying out maintenance checks to ensure that aircraft are fit to fly.