Dates

Belgrade, Serbia

26 - 27 March 2012

Hoofddorp, Netherlands

24 - 25 October 2011
12 - 13 December 2011
13 - 14 February 2012
23 - 24 April 2012
25 - 26 June 2012
01 - 02 October 2012
10 - 11 December 2012

Sofia, Bulgaria

Dates not yet confirmed

St. Julians, Malta

07 - 08 May 2012

Vienna, Austria

16 - 17 November 2011
23 - 24 January 2012
17 - 18 September 2012

Kiev, Ukraine

Dates not yet confirmed

List price

€ 990.00

Introduction

The two-day Part-66/147 training course reviews Part-66/147 in detail and elaborates on the role and functions of the EU Member States.
All JAA TO training courses in the field of continuing airworthiness take into account the new EU Regulations and the Acceptable means of Compliance (AMC) and Guidance Material (GM) published by EASA. Our trainers are experienced, well-respected experts in their field. 

It covers Annexes III and IV to Implementing Rule 2042/2003 and the corresponding AMC and GM materials in detail. The Technical Requirements (Section A) and the Procedures for Competent Authorities (Section B) of Parts 66 and 147 are dealt with separately in a structured way. This makes the training useful for both new and experienced professionals from industry and authorities.

The attendants receive handouts of all presentations and one Regulation book developed by JAA TO. The book covers the Implementing Rule 2042/2003, the requirements of Part-66, Part-147 and the corresponding AMC and GM material. The book is a very convenient collection of relevant regulatory information for day-to-day use and reference.

The course material is used throughout the training, which eliminates the need to present the full texts from the regulation on the presentation slides. These only summarise the main points of the requirements and are based on the trainer’s knowledge of the requirements and experience in the application. Questions from the attendants and mutual discussions are encouraged, which makes the training more interactive and lively, increasing understanding and learning.

A continuing exchange of information between the JAA TO and EASA provides additional information to the trainers and feed back to EASA. Many questions raised during the JAA TO trainings are now included in the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section of the EASA website.

Content

The two-day Part-66/147 training course reviews EASA Part-66/147 in detail and elaborates on the role and functions of the EU Member States.

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Learning objectives

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Target group

Representatives from Industry and National Aviation Authorities.

Pre-requisites

To prepare for the course, please be familiar with the text of Part-66 and Part-147 Regulations.

To prepare for the e-exam, please be familiar with the detailed text of the Part 66 and Part-147 regulations. E-exams strongly reply on the details of the text in the requirement.

Duration

2 days, starting at 9:00 on both days and ending at 17:00 on day 1 and at approximately 16:00 on day 2.