Collection: BASIC EXAMINATIONS Part-66

EASA Part-66 Basic Examinations for Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML)

Description

IAT147 is a Maintenance Training Organization (MTO), EASA Part-147 certified that provides Specialized Training according to EASA Part-66 regulations.

With IAT147 you have the possibility to ask for your the service you need and we will be able to provide everything in the most professionally and flexible way. We are providing different services related to Basic Examinations, as "Self Study" where the student get the study material and prepare himself/herself for the exam, or "assited methods" that may include online or face-to-face lecturing as support for the study required for the exam.

We are proud to announce that we are able to provide study material and exams either in English or Italian Language.

How it works?

• Send us a request of quotation directly trough our website for the desired modules examination;
• Receive an official proposal fro IAT;
• Send Back the proposal filled and signed;
• Receive the study material (in PDF format without any time limitation or activation);
• Agree directly with IAT referent the examination/s date/s.

       *  Dedicated lessons and in-depth reviews of content available upon request

Applicable Categories

The basic examinations at IAT147 are valid and available for all categories.

Note: Cat A.1, A.2, A.3, A.4 is included in B1.1, B1.2, B1.3, B1.4 respectively; at IAT147, we do not provide "A" category examinations, as we consider them a useless waste of time and money, however our higher level examinations also fulfill the requirements of sub-categories. 

• B1.1 Aeroplanes Turbine;
• B1.2 Aeroplanes Piston;
• B1.3 Helicopters Turbine;
• B1.4 Helicopters Piston;
• B2 Avionics (Aviation Electronics all Aircraft, Aeroplanes and Helicopters)
• B2L Avionics Limited to applicable system (Radio systems, navigation systems, etc).
• B3 Non-pressurized piston-engine airplanes of 2000 kg MTOM and below.

The student is therefore able to select the basic examination for the relevant licence referring to the following Table:

How can i get Aircraft Maintenance Licence?

The Aircraft Maintenance Licence (AML) is issued by the Aviation Authority (ENAC or equivalent at other EASA states), after verifying that all modules applicable to the licence category applied for, have been passed, and after verifying the appropriate experience. By the Aviation Authority the Technician, if approved by the Approved Maintenance Organization (AMO) quality system (QM), EASA Part-145 or Part-M certified has the Privilege of signing the Certificate of Release to Service (CRS) for the Aircraft, to which he/she is licensed and company approved. In essence, the Certified Technician, by signing the release of the Aircraft, takes responsibility for the lives of the crew and passengers, be they 5, 50 or 500...