EASA PART 66 EXAMINATION

EASA Part 66 examination is a multi-part examination that covers the technical knowledge required for obtaining an Aircraft Maintenance License (AML). The exam consists of various modules, each covering a specific aircraft maintenance topic, and categorized according to the type of aircraft and engines, such as airplanes, helicopters, pistons or turbines. The exam, which consists of multiple-choice and essay questions, require participants to demonstrate their knowledge of theoretical principles and practical application in aircraft maintenance. Upon successfully completing the Part 66 exam modules and subsequent requirements, candidates receive an AML, which allows them to perform maintenance on aircraft within organizations worldwide that require the EASA License.

EASA PART 66 TRAINING COURSE (NON-APPROVED)

We offer a non-approved EASA Part 66 training course, which is a comprehensive program designed to help candidates prepare for the technical knowledge required to pass the Part 66 exam and obtain an Aircraft Maintenance License (AML). The training course includes online classroom instruction and learning modules, delivered by experts in the aviation maintenance industry. It covers the different categories and modules of the Part 66 exam, providing candidates with the theoretical knowledge required to perform maintenance and repairs on aircraft. The training course also provides study materials, practice exams, and access to experienced instructors or mentors to support candidates in their exam preparation.