Category A authorization entitles the holder to issue Certificates of Release to service after simple scheduled maintenance work; repairing simple defects within the scope of the authorization. The issuing of Certificates of Release to Service is restricted to work that the holder of the authorization has personally carried out.

Learning type - Fulltime

Learning language - English

Learning disciplines consist of 12 modules.

Upon graduation, students receive a Certificate of Recognition for each successfully passed module, as well as a Certificate of Recognition for completing the EASA Part-66 basic training program.

This training is provided in partnership with an EASA Part-147 approved organization.

Category B1.1 authorization entitles the holder to issue Certificates of Release to service after maintenance work, including work on: the airframes; the engines; mechanical and electrical systems. Category B1.1 authorization includes the replacement of quickly replaceable avionic units for which a simple check (usually on board) is required to verify their integrity for further operation.

Category B1.1 authorization automatically entitles the holder to issue Category A Certificates of Release to Service.

Learning type - Fulltime

Learning language - English

Learning disciplines consist of 13 modules.

Upon graduation, students receive a Certificate of Recognition for each successfully passed module, as well as a Certificate of Recognition for completing the EASA Part-66 basic training program.

This training is provided in partnership with an EASA Part-147 approved organization.

Category B2 authorization entitles the holder to issue certificates of release to service after maintenance work: The Avionic Systems

This Program permits the holder to certify maintenance work carried out on aircraft avionic and electrical systems

Learning type - Fulltime

Learning disciplines consist of 13 modules.

Upon graduation, students receive a Certificate of Recognition for each successfully passed module, as well as a Certificate of Recognition for completing the EASA Part-66 basic training program.

This training is provided in partnership with an EASA Part-147 approved organization.

The training program includes consultations and passing exams.

*Requirements for applicants:

• Applicant has a non-valid EASA PART-66 license.
• Applicant has aviation education (minimum 3 years).
• Applicant has proven practical maintenance experience in aviation (minimum 1 year).

Applcation is possible only if the above requirements are met.

Learning type - Fulltime, Online

Learning language - English

Passing exams - Fulltime, India

Upon graduation, students receive a Certificate of Recognition for each successfully passed module.

Provided in partnership with an EASA Part-147 approved organization.

This is a service that allows you to take an exam to obtain EASA certificates.The EASA Part-66 certificate is an internationally recognized document that authorizes you to carry out various types of maintenance, repairs and inspections on aircraft, making it essential for those pursuing a career in the aviation industry.

After passing the exams, students will receive an official certificate confirming their competence in accordance with the requirements of EASA Part-66 in categories B1 and B2. This certificate will open doors to employment opportunities in the aviation industry, providing them with a wide range of professional opportunities and career prospects.

Learning type - Self-study with educational material.

Learning language - English

Passing exams - Fulltime, India

Upon graduation, students receive a Certificate of Recognition for each successfully passed module.

Provided in partnership with an EASA Part-147 approved organization.