EASA Part 66, 145, and 147

 EASA Part 66, 145, and 147 are crucial regulations for aviation safety in the EU.EASA Part 66:

 Certifying StaffPurpose:

 Defines requirements for aircraft maintenance engineers.Licenses: Categories A, B1, B2, B3, C, each with specific privileges and qualifications.

EASA Part 145:

 Maintenance OrganizationsScope: 

Governs the approval of organizations that maintain aircraft and components.

Requirements: 

Qualified personnel, adequate facilities, documented procedures, and proper record-keeping.

EASA Part 147:

 Training OrganizationsPurpose:

 Sets standards for organizations providing training for Part 66 certifications.

Standards: 

Approved courses, proper facilities, qualified instructors, and rigorous exams.These parts ensure high standards in aircraft maintenance and training, contributing to aviation safety.