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Type Training Courses

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DIFFERENCES

LEVEL III

LEVEL I

These courses are designed to provide Aircraft Maintenance Technicians with fundamental knowledge of a specific aircraft type.

Although Level I training may be attended by any Aircraft Maintenance Technician or Mechanic, regardless of licence category or subcategory, it is primarily intended for holders of an EASA Part-66 Category C Aircraft Maintenance Licence who have previously completed a Level III Type Training Course, as well as for engineers working within EASA Part-145, Part-M, Part-CAMO or Part-CAO organisations.

Level I Course Duration / Category C

Level I Table

LEVEL I COURSE – CATEGORY C

  • Part 1 – General Overview, Structures and Engine

  • Part 2 – Systems and Avionics

DURATION

5 Days

(Maximum of 6 hours per day)

Please note: Training breaks and examination time are not included in the programme duration.

SCHEDULE

Daytime and Evening

INCLUDED

Training Manuals; Final Examination.

These courses are designed to provide Aircraft Maintenance Technicians/Mechanics with detailed knowledge of component operation and location, component removal and installation procedures, as well as fault diagnosis and troubleshooting in accordance with the applicable Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM).

This level of training is intended for candidates applying for an EASA Part-66 Aircraft Maintenance Licence, or for holders of an EASA Part-66 Category B1, B2 or C Licence.

LEVEL III
 

Level III Course – Category B1.1/C

  • Part 1 – General Overview and Systems

  • Part 2 – Systems and Structures

  • Part 3 – Avionics

  • Part 4 – Engine

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  • Part 1 – General Overview and Systems

  • Part 2 – Avionics I

  • Part 3 – Avionics II

  • Part 4 – Structures and Engine

Level III Course – Category B2/C

THEORETICAL TRAINING DURATION

Approximately 27 days (maximum of 6 hours per day)

PRACTICAL TRAINING DURATION

Approximately 27 days (maximum of 6 hours per day)

Please note: Training breaks and examination time are not included in the programme duration.

SCHEDULE

Daytime and Evening

INCLUDED

Training Manuals; Final Examination; Practical Training in a Real Aircraft Maintenance Environment; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Duration of Level III Courses – Categories B1.1/B2/C

Level III Course Duration – Categories B1.1/B2/C

These courses are designed to provide Aircraft Maintenance Technicians/Mechanics with detailed knowledge of component operation and location, component removal and installation procedures, as well as fault diagnosis and troubleshooting in accordance with the applicable Aircraft Maintenance Manual (AMM). They are intended for technicians and mechanics who already possess relevant prior knowledge and experience appropriate to the scope of the training.

DIFFERENCES

Level III Course – Category B2/C

The structure of each Difference Course varies according to the specific aircraft type and/or engine covered.

THEORETICAL AND PRACTICAL TRAINING DURATION

Varies depending on the course.

(Maximum of 6 hours per day)

Note: Training breaks and examination periods are not included.

SCHEDULE

Daytime and Evening

INCLUDED

Training Manuals; Final Examination; Practical Training in a Real Maintenance Environment; Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Duration of Type Training Difference Courses

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