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Since 2003, EASA (the European Aviation Safety Agency) became responsible
for airworthiness standards for most commercial aircraft within
the EU.
EASA Part 66 now defines the requirements for the issue of a common
aircraft maintenance engineers' licence.
To be eligible for a licence, applicants must complete a series
of between 10 to 13 modular examinations and have completed a documented
and certified period of aircraft maintenance work experience.
View the complete
EASA Part 66 Syllabus...
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A320 CBT for EASA Part 66 module 5
(typical electronic / digital aircraft systems)
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