EASA Part 66 CAT B1 Full Course – 800 h

EASA Part 66 Basic Training

EASA Part 66 CAT B1 Full Course – 800 h

Course Objective:

Impart of the necessary knowledge to achieve the Aircraft Maintenance Licence in according with EASA Part 66

Training Content:

Module 1: Mathematic
Module 2: Physic

Module 3: Electrical Fundamentals

Module 5: Digital Techniques

Module 6: Materials and Hardware

Module 7: Maintenance Practices

Module 8: Basic Aerodynamics

Module 9: Human Factors

Module 10: Aviation Legislation

Module 11: Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems

Module 15: Gas Turbine Engines

Module 17: Propeller

Participants:

Young professionals or other technical professions with national degree.

Conditions:

None. Important: To achieve the licence, 12 month practical work experience in a maintenance of civil aircrafts must be demonstrated, before or after the Basic Training. Times in the army may be counted.

Schedules:

on demand

Duration of Course:

150 days

Instructor:

Approved Instructor and Examiner

Degree:

Certificate after successful examination (>75%) in each module.

NOTE: This course can be booked with exams at B1 standard. The student would then gain his Cat A license after 12 months of practical experience, and after a further 24 months of experience as a Cat A mechanic he would be elligable for a B1 in accordance with EASA Part 66.