Join us on the Path to Your EASA Part 66 License

and Become a great Licensed Aircraft Engineer

We are commited to the succes of our students.

We have prepared custom-made Part  66 / 147 exams (B1, B2), training, and preparation courses to help you become an EASA Part 66 Licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer.

We can guide you through every step of your journey towards EASA Part 66 License

Training and study material

As a member of our student community, you gain access to our carefully selected study materials. For full access to our online study platform, don’t hesitate to contact our office team.

Exams in EASA PART 147 approved organisation

Get your training from the comfort of your favourite place with online review modules.

Guidance on submitting License Application to the CAA

We are here to help you make the right steps, in accordance with current regulations.

Assistance in Type
Courses and
On-Job Training

We are here to help you make the right steps, in accordance with current regulations.

To obtain EASA license, you have to fulfill two main sets of requirements:

1. EASA Part 66 Basic Training

(max. 10 years to finish these steps)

01

Gain Basic Knowledge

You have 3 options (Courses, Examinations or Credits) where you can get your basic knowledge.

Basic Training Course

Finish a Basic training course & examinations in Part 147 approved Aircraft Maintenance Training Organization (AMTO). This in total requires 2400 hours of Theoretical and Practical training and altogether takes 20 months to be accomplished.

Technical Trade School

Finish any Technical Trade School whose program is recognized by Civil Aviation Authority (CAA which you chose to issue your AML). This option is possible only in a few EU states.

Part 147 MTO Examinations

At one of the competent authorities or in Part 147 approved Aircraft Maintenance Training Organization (AMTO), you pass all required module exams for the respective license category.
B1.1: 13 modules with 16 exams
B2: 12 modules with 15 exams
You get a Certificate of Recognition for each module successfully completed.
More info & apply

02

Gain Basic Experience

You gain aviation maintenance experience in Part 145 maintenance organization or some other AMO.

It must be a representative cross-section of tasks and documented in a log book.

Basic Training Course

After compleating your Basic Traing course you must gain 2 years of experience in a respected Aircraft Maintenance Organization (AMO).

Technical Trade School

After finishing a Technical trade school, you need to accumulate 3 years of practical experience in a respected AMO.

Part 147 MTO Examinations

You can gain practical experience prior to attending the examinations in a respected AMO or after, depending on your wishes, altogether 5 years. This way, you can work & study at the same time.

03

Apply for a blank AML

Apply to one of the Europen National Civil Aviation Authorities with EASA Form 19.

You will receive your EASA Part Basic 66 license (blank AML), without any type rating or endorsement.

You can download the Form 19 by clicking on the following button.

2. EASA Part 66 Type Training & On the Job Training

(max. 3 years to finish these steps)

04

Attend theoretical part of a type training course and examination

At a Part 147 AMTO attend and finish the course which is held in the classroom.

Normally it takes from 5 to 6 weeks – the duration depends on the aircraft type.

You get Certificate of Recognition for theoretical course passed.

05

Attend practical part of a type training course and practical assessment

At a Part 147 AMTO attend and finish the training on the chosen aircraft type which takes minimum 2 weeks.

You get Certificate of Recognition for practical course passed.

06

Attend a structured On the Job Training (OJT)

At a Part 145 organization which has OJT approved and has your chosen aircraft type on their Part 145 approval certificate. You need OJT only for the first type rating.

Usually, the duration is about three months.

You get your OJT logbook signed.

07

Apply for Type Rating endorsed on your Aircraft Maintenance License (AML)

Once again apply to the CAA, which initially issued your AML, with another EASA Form 19 and attach all obtained documentation.

CONGRATULATIONS!

You will get your first type rating endorsed in your EASA Part 66 license.

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