We offer a comprehensive set of training courses designed to cover all airworthiness aspects of civil aviation. Our training services are based on EASA Regulations.
EASA Part-M training (Continuing airworthiness requirements)
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3 days |
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Target group |
Airworthiness review staff, auditors and management personnel of continuing airworthiness management organisations, as well as inspectors and management personnel of aviation authorities. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft operations and/or maintenance knowledge; practical work experience in continuing airworthiness management. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, upon successful completion of the exam. |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of all relevant airworthiness regulations and responsibilities in line with Annex I (Part M) Regulation (EU) 1321/2014, in particular accountability, continued airworthiness, maintenance standards, components, continued airworthiness management organisation, certificate of release to service, airworthiness review certificate. |
EASA Part-145 training (Approved Maintenance Organisation)
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Duration |
2 days |
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Target group |
certifying staff, auditors and management personnel of maintenance organisations, as well as inspectors and management personnel of aviation authorities. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft operations and/or maintenance knowledge; practical work experience in maintenance environment. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of approved maintenance organisations in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), including production without production organisation approval. |
EASA Part-ML training (Continuing airworthiness requirements – Light)
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Duration |
2 days |
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Target group |
Aircraft owners, holders of pilot-owner authorisations, CAMO and CAO management personnel, as well as inspectors and management personnel of aviation authorities. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft operations and/or maintenance knowledge |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of Continuing airworthiness requirements for light aircraft in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), including production without production organisation approval. |
EASA Part-CAMO training (Continuing Airworthiness Management Organization)
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Duration |
2 days |
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Target group |
airworthiness review staff, auditors and CAMO management personnel, as well as inspectors and management personnel of aviation authorities. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft operations and/or maintenance knowledge; practical work experience in continuing airworthiness management. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of continuing airworthiness management organization approval in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), including production without production organisation approval. |
EASA Part-CAO training (Combined airworthiness organization)
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Duration |
2 days |
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Target group |
certifying and airworthiness review staff, auditors and CAO management personnel, as well as inspectors and management personnel of aviation authorities. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft operations and/or maintenance knowledge; practical work experience in continuing airworthiness management. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of combined airworthiness organization approval in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), including production without production organisation approval. |
EASA Part 21 Subpart A, B, D, K, M, P, Q (European aircraft certification requirements)
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Duration |
5 days |
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Target group |
Design engineers, compliance verification engineers, flight test pilots and engineers, quality engineers, management personnel of design organisations |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft of industrial design and/or aircraft maintenance knowledge/experience. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Individual practical assignments and multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of type certification, changes to type certificates, supplemental type certificates, parts and appliances, repair approvals, permit to fly as well as identification of parts and appliances in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012). |
EASA Part 21 Subpart F & G training (Production Organisation Approval)
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Duration |
2 days |
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Target group |
Production process managers and supervisors, managers of production organisations, certifying personnel, quality engineers and auditors, as well as flight test pilots and engineers, design engineers, compliance verification engineers, management personnel of design organisations. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft and/or industrial manufacturing knowledge/experience. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of production organisation approval in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), including production without production organisation approval. |
EASA Part 21 Subpart J training (Design organisation approval)
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Duration |
1 day |
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Target group |
Design engineers, compliance verification engineers, flight test pilots and engineers, quality engineers, management and audit personnel of design organisations, including personnel organising and supervising design processes. |
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Preconditions |
Aircraft and/or industrial design knowledge/experience. |
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Assignments and Exam |
Multiple-choice exam questions |
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Certificate |
Certificate will be issued, which specifies the training course content |
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Training objective |
Understanding the principles of the technical requirements of design organisation approval in line with Part 21 (Annex to Regulation (EC) 748/2012), |
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