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Online Continuation Training on the ATR 42/72 Continuation Training for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the ATR 42/72 General Familiarization, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Airbus A320 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Airbus A318/A319/A320/A321 (CEO) with CFM International CFM56 engines. Full airframe, systems and powerplant theory for B1 and B2 certifying engineers, delivered by licensed engineer instructors, concluding with type examinations to a 75% pass standard. Classroom or live instructor-led distance learning.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Airbus A320 General Familiarization, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardDifferences training for B1/B2 engineers holding the Airbus A320, extending certification privileges to the A330. Delivered through affiliated EASA Part-147 approved training organisations, with practical elements on aircraft. Course specification, engine options and examination arrangements per the affiliated organisation’s approved programme.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Airbus A330 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Airbus A330, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant, and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Airbus A350 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Airbus A350, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Airbus A350-900 and -1000 with Rolls-Royce Trent XWB engines. Covers the A350’s composite primary structure, integrated modular avionics and Trent XWB powerplant, from systems theory through independent type examinations at a 75% pass standard.
View Course arrow_forwardA technology survey for maintenance professionals covering modern aircraft design and systems: composite structures, more-electric architectures, fly-by-wire, modern avionics and data systems, and current-generation powerplants. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Boeing 737, delivered through affiliated EASA Part-147 approved training organisations to the same standard as every SkyMasters programme. Variant, engine option and examination arrangements per the affiliated organisation’s approved course specification.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Boeing B737 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Boeing B737 structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Boeing B757 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Boeing B757, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Boeing B767 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with an optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the [AIRCRAFT], structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Boeing B777 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Boeing B777 structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Boeing 777-200/-300 with Rolls-Royce Trent 800 engines. Full airframe, systems and powerplant theory for B1 and B2 certifying engineers, concluding with independent type examinations at a 75% pass standard.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Boeing 777-200/-300 with GE90 engines. Full airframe, systems and powerplant theory for B1 and B2 certifying engineers, concluding with independent type examinations at a 75% pass standard. A 30-hour engine differences course (GE90 ⇄ Trent 800) is available for engineers already rated on the type.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Boeing B787 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Boeing B787 structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardEASA Part-66 Level 3 type training on the Boeing 787-8, -9 and -10 with GE GEnx-1B engines. Covers the Dreamliner’s more-electric architecture, composite airframe and GEnx powerplant, from systems theory through independent type examinations at a 75% pass standard.
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View Course arrow_forwardComprehensive turbine engine theory covering modules 1-17 for B1.1 certification. Includes aerodynamics, electrical fundamentals, and gas turbine engine systems.
View Course arrow_forwardElectrical Wiring Interconnection System inspection techniques and continuation training for certifying staff. Meets AMC 20-22 requirements.
View Course arrow_forwardInitial training on Electrical Wiring Interconnection Systems, structured to the AMC 20-22 syllabus for maintenance target groups: wiring practices, contamination, inspection zones, degradation and safe maintenance of wiring systems. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardRecurrent EWIS training refreshing the AMC 20-22 syllabus with updated practices and lessons learned, designed for the industry-standard two-year recurrency cycle. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Embraer E170/E190 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Embraer E170/E190, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardThis hands-on course covers the critical ground-phase skills every pilot needs before taking the runway. Students will master safe start-up procedures, brake and throttle management, magneto checks, and idle/power-parameter verification during the run-up. Emphasis is placed on situational awareness of taxiways, ground crew communication, foreign object debris (FOD) prevention, and emergency shutdown protocols. By the end of the session, you'll be able to confidently manage engine run-ups, identify common abnormalities, and operate on the ground with the same precision you bring to the air.
View Course arrow_forwardInitial fuel tank safety training covering CDCCL (Critical Design Configuration Control Limitations), ignition source prevention, flammability reduction and maintenance documentation requirements, structured to the recognised Phase 1 and Phase 2 syllabus. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardRecurrent fuel tank safety training refreshing CDCCL principles and current airworthiness requirements, designed for the industry-standard two-year recurrency cycle. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline Continuation Training on the Gulfstream G500/G550/G650/G700 for maintenance personnel needing to refresh and update type knowledge: system changes, service experience, common findings, and current maintenance practice, organised by the ATA chapter. Self-paced, with optional end-of-course assessment and a certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline General Familiarization course on the Gulfstream G500/G550, structured to ATA Spec 104 Level 1. A system-by-system overview organised by ATA chapter — airframe, powerplant and systems — giving maintenance personnel, planners, and support staff a working knowledge of the aircraft. Self-paced with end-of-course assessment and certificate of completion.
View Course arrow_forwardMandatory human factors training for Part 145 maintenance organisations. Covers error management, safety culture, and CRM principles.
View Course arrow_forwardOnline initial training in human factors for aviation maintenance, structured to the EASA Part-145 human factors syllabus: error models, the Dirty Dozen, communication, fatigue, safety culture and occurrence reporting. Certificate of completion issued on passing the end-of-course assessment.
View Course arrow_forwardRecurrent human factors training for maintenance personnel, refreshing the Part-145 syllabus with current case studies and organisational lessons learned. Designed for the industry-standard two-year recurrency cycle. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardPractical auditing skills for aviation quality personnel: audit planning, checklists, interviewing and evidence gathering, findings classification, root cause analysis and corrective action follow-up, framed around Part-145/Part-147 quality system practice. Certificate of completion issued.
View Course arrow_forwardInstructional techniques for aviation professionals moving into training roles: adult learning principles, lesson design, delivery methods for classroom and virtual environments, assessment design and feedback. Certificate of completion issued.
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