Part-147 Type Training
Do you maintain & repair smaller aircraft?
Explore our Part-147 type training courses for B1 and B2 engineers.
Pilatus PC-12 Combined B1/B2 Type Training
A well-trained mechanic is crucial to ensuring good technical safety records and cost-effective maintenance inputs. This applies to the daily work of scheduled maintenance as well as troubleshooting and unforeseen repairs.
We provide combined B1.1 and B2 Type Training with detailed theoretical and practical training that enhances knowledge of the systems of aircraft including the structure, operations, maintenance, inspections, limitations, repairs, and troubleshooting. This training approach enables the participants to safely perform actual maintenance, inspections, routine repairs, component replacements, and troubleshooting according to the maintenance manual and other relevant instructions.
Photo credit: North Flying A/S
Fairchild/Metroliner SA226/SA227 Combined B1/B2 Type Training
A well-trained mechanic is crucial to ensuring good technical safety records and cost-effective maintenance inputs. This applies to the daily work of scheduled maintenance as well as troubleshooting and unforeseen repairs.
We provide combined B1.1 and B2 Type Training with detailed theoretical and practical training that enhances knowledge of the systems of aircraft including the structure, operations, maintenance, inspections, limitations, repairs, and troubleshooting. This training approach enables the participants to safely perform actual maintenance, inspections, routine repairs, component replacements, and troubleshooting according to the maintenance manual and other relevant instructions.
Photo credit: Ned Dawson (for Air Greenland)
Airbus Helicopters H155 (Eurocopter EC155) B2 Type Training
Our B2 Type Training for Eurocopter EC155 (now Airbus Helicopter H155) focuses on the electrical and avionics aspects of EASA Part-66 requirements.
We apply a practical approach to training which enables maintenance staff to perform tasks such as troubleshooting, repairs, adjustments, replacements, rigging, and functional checks in accordance with regulations and instructions for the H155 helicopter.
The training helps mechanical staff refresh and enhance their awareness of the use of technical literature and documentation as well as the use of special tooling and test equipment for removal and replacement of components and modules to ensure the airworthiness of the H155 helicopter.
EASA-approved Part-147 Training and Examination Organisation
EASA Part-147 defines the standard for Continuing Airworthiness. In other words, Part-147 approved training organisations must ensure the requirement standard for aircraft maintenance training and licenses.
We hold a Part-147 approval for Type Training. This means that we can develop and conduct training courses for specified aircraft. All training courses comply with the required standards set forth in EASA Part-66.
After successfully completing our Type Training, you will receive a Certificate of Recognition (CoR) which enables you to apply for an AML endorsement with your local Authority.
