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Overview
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) Part 66 B1 and B2 training modules are foundational courses tailored for those aiming to carve out a niche in aviation maintenance and engineering. Offered by Aero-Learn Academy, these modules cover the breadth and depth of essential topics to ensure participants possess a comprehensive understanding of the technicalities involved in aircraft maintenance, both mechanical and avionic.
Cat B1 and Cat B2 Module Breakdown
Module 1: Mathematics
Delve into the essential mathematical concepts pivotal for the aviation sector, including algebra, trigonometry, and calculus.
Module 2: Physics
Understand the fundamental principles of physics as they apply to aviation, from thermodynamics to optics.
Module 3 & 4: Electrical Fundamentals
Grasp the basics of electrical circuits, generation of electricity, and grounding.
Module 5: Digital Techniques
Get acquainted with the digital systems in aviation, from instrumentation to avionic systems.
Module 6 : Materials & Hardware
Explore the variety of materials used in aviation and their specific applications, from metals to composites.
Module 7 : Maintenance Practices
Understand the fundamental principles of physics as they apply to aviation, from thermodynamics to optics.
Module 8 : Basic Aerodynamics
Grasp the principles of flight, airfoil structures, and other aerodynamic concepts.
Module 9 : Human Factors
Delve into the psychological and physiological factors that affect aircraft maintenance personnel.
Module 10 : Aviation Legislation
Understand the regulations, responsibilities, and rights in the aviation sector.
Module 11 : Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures And Systems
A comprehensive study of airplane design, functionality, and dynamics.
Module 12 : Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures And Systems
Dive into the unique design, functionality, and dynamics of helicopters.
Module 13 : Aircraft Aerodynamics, Structures And Systems (Avionic)
Deepen your knowledge of avionic systems and their integration into aircraft structures.
Module 14 :Propulsion
Explore the principles and practices surrounding aircraft propulsion systems.
Module 15 : Gas Turbines
Understand the workings of jet engines, from combustion to thrust generation.
Module 16 :Piston Engines
A deep dive into the design, functionality, and maintenance of piston engines.
Module 17 : Propellers
This module covers the fundamentals of propeller design, construction, pitch control, synchronising, ice protection, maintenance and storage.
Who Can Take This Course?
Those keen on building a career in aviation maintenance and engineering.
Technicians aiming to upgrade their knowledge and expand their skill set.
Students looking to solidify their theoretical knowledge with foundational courses recognized across Europe
Institutes aiming to enhance their course offerings with accredited and recognized modules.
Professionals looking to understand the intricacies of aircraft systems and maintenance better.
