Aircraft Maintenance Training

Part-66 aligned aircraft maintenance engineering pathways — from foundation certification through to B1.1 and B2 licensing — delivered through our international training network.

Course Information

Courses Dates

Ongoing

Courses For

Airplane Pilots

Training Center

Europe

Admissions Deadline

Apply ASAP

EASA Part-147 Basic Training (B1.1/B2)

Jetliner Aero offers access to approved EASA Part-147 Basic Training programs for individuals pursuing an EASA Part-66 B1.1 or B2 Aircraft Maintenance License (AML).

The program combines comprehensive theoretical and practical training with the required module examinations, following applicable EASA standards and delivered through approved training partners.

Successful graduates receive an EASA Part-147 Certificate of Recognition and, after completing the required practical maintenance experience in an EASA Part-145 environment, may apply for an EASA Part-66 B1.1 or B2 Aircraft Maintenance License.

Pre-Entry Requirements

  • Basic knowledge of Mathematics and Physics
  • Good command of English (written and spoken)
  • Physically fit and capable of performing technical tasks
  • Minimum Age 17 years old
  • High school graduation or equivalent

Duration

The duration of the Basic Course is 2400 hours total which is conducted in 24 months and the syllabus includes theoretical and practical training.

The Type Trainings last from 35 to 45 Days and may include On the Job Training (OJT) on the specific aircraft type.

Curriculum by Category

B1.1 – Turbine Aircraft
Covers Modules M1–M17, with emphasis on aircraft mechanical and propulsion systems, including:

Airframe structures and systems
Gas turbine engines and propulsion
Powerplant systems
Maintenance practices and procedures
Aviation legislation and human factors
Basic aerodynamics

B2 – Avionics
Covers Modules M1–M14, with emphasis on electrical, electronic and avionics systems, including:

Aircraft electrical power systems
Instrumentation, navigation and communication systems
Digital techniques and aircraft data networks
Maintenance practices and troubleshooting
Aviation legislation and human factors
Basic aerodynamics
Wiring inspection and repair

Practical Experience / OJT

Following completion of the Basic Training Course, trainees complete 2 years of practical aircraft maintenance experience (OJT) with EASA Part-145 approved airlines and maintenance organisations cooperating with Jetliner Aero, fulfilling the experience requirements for the Part-66 license application.

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