Technical training

Theoretical Part

1. Category A

Release to service scheduled line maintenance and simple defect rectification /See PART 66/:

• Revision before flight
• Works up to 50 hours revision include

2. Category B1 + C

Category B1 release to service maintenance on aircraft structure, power plant, mechanical and electrical systems. Replacement of avionic units and simple tests to prove their service ability:

• Airframe, engine, propeller
• Works up to 100 (150) hours include

Category C release to service base maintenance on aircraft. The privileges apply to the aircraft in its entirety in a PART-145 organization:

• Airframe up to 1500 hours
• Engine up to 100 (150) hours
• Propeller up to 100 hours

3. Category B2

Category B2 release to service maintenance on avionic and electrical system.

Practical Part

The practical part takes four months. For those people who can prove practical skills with similar model of a/c, including power unit, practical training can be shorter (minimum two weeks). List of testing practical skills is done by supplement No. 2 to AMC 66.

The type certificate for student will be issued after successfully passing both theoretical and practical training.