B1.3 - HELICOPTERS WITH TURBINE ENGINES
To ensure proficiency, all cabin crew members should attend regular recurrent training sessions in order to maintain their abilities, proficiency and skills in normal and emergency situations.
If you also have been flying for a Non-EASA regulated Airline and would like to be qualified to EASA standards, then this course is exactly what you are looking for!
Following you will find the answers to the most common questions:
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THE LICENCE YOU WILL GET:
B1.3 Helicopters with Turbine Engines.
This licence category will allow the mechanical engineer to service to base maintenance level, helicopters with one or more Turbine Engines and all associated systems including power plants, fuel systems and associated pneumatic, hydraulic and air-conditioning systems.
RATINGS TO BE ENDORSED:
Any Helicopter Type that you have trained for.
OTHER ENTRIES IN THE LICENCE:
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
WHAT IS THE DURATION OF THE COURSE?
24 months (2530 hours)
WHO CAN JOIN THE COURSE?
(prerequisites)
- Any ambitious candidate willing to be an Aircraft Maintenance Engineer and act as a Professional for Airlines, Corporate Business Operators or Private Aircrafts receiving salary.
- Be 18 years old by the time you apply for your Basic License. (Minimum age to start the course is 16 years old but you cannot apply for your Basic License until you have completed the 18th year)
- Has a basic English knowledge (Speaks and Writes fluently to start the Course. English lessons are provided if needed before the beginning of the course)
WHEN CAN I START MY TRAINING?
WHAT’S INCLUDED IN THE TRAINING?
Theoretical Training
1328 hours (IN-HOUSE / INSTRUCTOR-LED) on the following modules:
- Module 1. Mathematics (Part-66)
- Module 2. Physics (Part-66)
- Module 3. Electrical fundamentals (Part-66)
- Module 4. Electronic fundamentals (Part-66)
- Module 5. Digital Techniques Electronic Instrument Systems (Part-66)
- Module 6. Materials and Hardware (Part-66)
- Module 7. Maintenance Practices (Part-66)
- Module 8. Basic Aerodynamics (Part-66)
- Module 9. Human Factors (Part-66)
- Module 10. Aviation Legislation (Part-66)
- MODULE 12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems (Part-66)
- Module 15. Gas Turbine Engine (Part-66)
1148 hours of training including Workshop Practices and Aircraft Maintenance related on the following modules:
- Module 7. Maintenance Practices (Part-66)
- MODULE 12. Helicopter Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems (Part-66)
- Module 15. Gas Turbine Engine (Part-66)
WHAT CAN I EXPECT AS A HOLDER OF THIS LICENCE?
- The Certificate of Recognition you receive by FSTC EUROPE is EASA approved, recognised by all EASA Civil Aviation Authorities and PART-145 (Maintenance Organisation).
- The holder can apply for a job immediately as a B1.3 support Maintenance Staff at any Maintenance Organisation.
- Continue his studies to a University for a degree in Aviation Engineering.
- After 2 years of working experience, as support Staff, you can apply to any EASA Civil Aviation Authority for your Aircraft Maintenance License.
WHAT CAN FSTC EUROPE ASSIST ME DURING MY STAY IN GREECE WITH?
Accommodation
Car Rent / Purchase
VISA issuance / extension
English lessons
Choose a PART 145 Organisation for Basic Knowledge Experience
Choose a Type Rating to fit your requests
Choose a PART 145 Organisation for On Job Training (for the first Type)
TOTAL COST & PAYMENT PLAN:
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