Fiche formation
TRAINING INITIAL &
CONTINUING AIRWORTHINESS
Training duration
5 days
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Prerequisite(s)
Applicants should be familiar with airworthiness and maintenance concepts, fluent in written and read english.
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Target audience
Personnel from civil aviation authorities, airlines, design organizations, production organizations and maintenance and continuing airworthiness organizations who are responsible for airworthiness functions and activities.
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Objective(s):
To provide participants with a comprehensive overview of the airworthiness aspects as well as regulatory issues and activities associated with civil aircraft operating under or influenced by European regulatory requirements.
The course will introduce the airworthiness aspects, regulatory concept and safety regulation concerning the design, manufacture, modification, operation, management and maintenance of an aircraft in an airworthy condition. It also provides current practical application and guidance on how to effectively understand the regulatory principles associated with airworthiness related approvals and standards in the international context.
The course will introduce the airworthiness aspects, regulatory concept and safety regulation concerning the design, manufacture, modification, operation, management and maintenance of an aircraft in an airworthy condition. It also provides current practical application and guidance on how to effectively understand the regulatory principles associated with airworthiness related approvals and standards in the international context.
Program:
I/ Airworthiness requirements
International Airworthiness Standards
(e.g. ICAO, EASA & FAA)
II/ Regulatory Concept and safety regulation
Background to current airworthiness regulations
Airworthiness regulatory framework
Airworthiness related approvals and standards
III/ Aircraft Certification
Design concept approval
Design approval (Part 21)
Production approval (Part 21)
Type Certification (TC)
Supplemental Type Certification (STC)
Technical Standard Order (TSO)
Modifications and repairs by the competent authority
IV/ Aircraft operation
Operational approvals
Air Operator Certification (AOC)
Operator's responsibilities for airworthiness
Issues affecting certification and operations
Mandatory reporting
V/ Continuing airworthiness
Continued airworthiness management (Part M)
Continuing Airworthiness Management
Organisation (CAMO)
Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME)
Aircraft maintenance programmes
Quality systems
Reliability programmes
Continuing airworthiness record system
Airworthiness review
VI/ Aircraft maintenance
Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) (Part 145) - Approval ratings
Technical requirements (Part 145)
Procedure for competent authorities (Part 145)
VII/ Certification of Personnel and Training organisations
Aircraft Maintenance License (Part 66) - Issuance of license
Maintenance training organisations (Part 147) - Approvals (initial / renewal)
TEST: 75 questions Exam
International Airworthiness Standards
(e.g. ICAO, EASA & FAA)
II/ Regulatory Concept and safety regulation
Background to current airworthiness regulations
Airworthiness regulatory framework
Airworthiness related approvals and standards
III/ Aircraft Certification
Design concept approval
Design approval (Part 21)
Production approval (Part 21)
Type Certification (TC)
Supplemental Type Certification (STC)
Technical Standard Order (TSO)
Modifications and repairs by the competent authority
IV/ Aircraft operation
Operational approvals
Air Operator Certification (AOC)
Operator's responsibilities for airworthiness
Issues affecting certification and operations
Mandatory reporting
V/ Continuing airworthiness
Continued airworthiness management (Part M)
Continuing Airworthiness Management
Organisation (CAMO)
Continuing Airworthiness Management Exposition (CAME)
Aircraft maintenance programmes
Quality systems
Reliability programmes
Continuing airworthiness record system
Airworthiness review
VI/ Aircraft maintenance
Approved Maintenance Organisation (AMO) (Part 145) - Approval ratings
Technical requirements (Part 145)
Procedure for competent authorities (Part 145)
- Facility requirements; personnel requirements; equipment, tools and material; and maintenance data
- Maintenance organisation exposition
- Certification of maintenance
- Safety and quality policy, maintenance procedures and quality system
- Human factor principles
- Occurence reporting
VII/ Certification of Personnel and Training organisations
Aircraft Maintenance License (Part 66) - Issuance of license
Maintenance training organisations (Part 147) - Approvals (initial / renewal)
TEST: 75 questions Exam
The detail training program will be sent to you by email on demand.
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