Aircraft Maintenance Licensing EASA Part 66

 

Aircraft Maintenance Licensing: EASA Part 66*




To obtain an aircraft maintenance license, individuals must demonstrate theoretical knowledge in 17 key areas, as outlined in *EASA Part 66*. These *modules* cover crucial topics, including:




- *Mathematics* and *Physics* fundamentals

- *Electrical* and *Electronic Fundamentals*

- *Digital Techniques* and *Materials and Hardware*

- *Maintenance Practices* and *Aerodynamics*

- *Aircraft Structures* and *Systems*

- *Propulsion*, *Engine*, and *Instrument* systems

- *Avionics* and *Electrical Systems*




*EASA Part 147* regulates the training organizations that provide instruction in these areas, ensuring that programs meet strict standards for *facilities*, *instructors*, and *training materials*.




By mastering these *17 modules* and meeting *EASA Part 147* requirements, maintenance personnel can ensure the safety and airworthiness of aircraft.