AIRCRAFT MAINTENANCE TRAINING
The Aircraft Maintenance training curriculum is based on EASA Part-66 Requirements (categories A/B1/B2) and
in accordance with ICAO standards. The training provides all necessary theoretical knowledge and practical maintenance
experience for qualification of technical personnel categories A/B1/B2 and C for commercial airplane/helicopters airframe,
powerplant and avionics systems maintenance and repair.
| EASA Part-66 category B1 - Airframe and powerplant |
Theoretical training includes 1200 hours (18 subject modules) and lasts for four terms. Student acquires
qualification with type rating for a particular aircraft and powerplant maintenance and repair in the last term.
Training includes subjects about construction and operation of airframe, systems, avionics, powerplant, as well
as basic subject modules - electrical fundamentals, electronic fundamentals, materials and hardware, digital
techniques/ electronic instrument systems, fluid dynamics, airplane/ helicopters aerodynamics, structures and systems.
Practical training (850 hours-practical exercise and 3 months practice)
is carried out in an aircraft repair plant and in Scorpion Air's Part-145 certified maintenance facilities.
| EASA Part-66 category B2 - Avionics |
Theoretical training includes 1200 hours (18 subject modules) and lasts for four terms.
Student acquires avionics type rating qualification for specific type of aircraft maintenance and
repair in the last term. Training includes subjects about aviation electronic navigation and radio-communication
equipment, as well as basic subject modules - electrical fundamentals, electronic fundamentals, materials
and hardware, digital techniques / electronic instrument systems, basic fluid dynamics, airplane/
helicopter aerodynamics, structures and systems.
Practical training (850 hours-practical exercise and 3 months practice) is carried out in an aircraft repair
plant and in Scorpion Air's Part-145 certified maintenance facilities.
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