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CASR/EASA Part 66 licensing Call: +617 3860 0900    |    CRICOS No.02425C    |    RTO No.30770 GO FIND A COURSE NAVIGATION Find aUndertowCourses Cabin CrewWatercraftMaintenance Engineering Aeroskills Training CASR/EASA Part 66 licensing Skills Recognition / Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) Part 66 Training Material and Online Training Part 66 Examinations Part 145 Training Defence Transition –WatercraftTechniciansWatercraftLine Maintenance – School to work pathway Engineering – International Students Pilot Multi-Crew Cooperation Advanced Diploma of Aviation (Pilot in Command) Jet IntroductionUndertowand Jet OrientationUndertowPilot Aptitude Testing Airline Preparation Diploma of Aviation (Instrument Rating) AVI50415 Diploma of Aviation (Commercial Pilot Licence – Aeroplane) AVI50215 Remote Pilot English Language Products and Services Cabin Crew Study Tours Consultancy and Courseware Offering Venue rent Student Support Student Services Employment Services Living in Australia Agents Policy and Governance Alumni Share your story Engineering student success stories Cabin Crew student success stories EventsUndertowInformation Sessions Aeroskills Information Sessions Cabin Crew Career Sessions AME Licensing Information Sessions Remote Pilot Information Evening Aviation Expo 2019Well-nighUs Who we are The Aviation Australia Story Our People Campus and facilities Flight Safety Training Centre Technical Training Centre Cairns Aviation Skills Centre Melbourne Training Centre Perth Training Centre Aviation Australia Riyadh College School involvement Aerospace Gateway Schools program Community involvement LifeFlight Policy and governance Join the team News Contact Us Make an enquiry Provide feedback Get your aviation career off the ground, start here Find a undertow Choose a Category Engineering TrainingUpskillingSkills RecognitionPilot theoryPilot trainingAeroskillsFlight Attendant TrainingRemote Pilot Are you an Australian resident Yes No CASR/EASA Part 66 licensing Train with the largest CASR and EASA Part 147 tried Maintenance Training Organisation in AustraliaWatercraftMaintenance Engineers wanting to wield for a CASR Part 66 Licence As a CASR Part 147 Maintenance Training Organisation, Aviation Australia has the clearance to offer CASR Part 66 examinations, practical competency training/assessment and Recognition of Prior Learning to qualified watercraft maintenance engineers and aviation maintenance workers versus the following CASR Part 66WatercraftMaintenance Engineer Licence category/sub-categories: A – (Mechanical) sub-categories 1 through 4 – stock-still or rotary-wing watercraft with gas turbine or piston engines B1.1 – (Mechanical) fixed-wing watercraft with gas turbine engines, B1.2 – (Mechanical) fixed-wing watercraft with piston engines, B1.3 – (Mechanical) rotary-wing watercraft with gas turbine engines, B1.4 – (Mechanical) rotary-wing watercraft with piston engines, B2 – (Avionics) stock-still and rotary-wing watercraft Pathways to a CASR Part 66 B Category watercraft engineers licence are identified via the Recognition of Prior Learning process.  More information well-nigh the process of RPL and CASR Part 66 licensing requirements can be found in the RPL section of our website. If you are not a qualified watercraft maintenance engineer but are seeking pathways to the industry then please visit our Aeroskills Training section.WatercraftMaintenance Engineers wanting to wield for an EASA Part 66 Licence As Australia’s only category/sub-category EASA Part 147 Maintenance Training Organisation, Aviation Australia has the clearance to offer EASA Part 66 Basic Knowledge training and examinations for the pursuit licenses: B1.1 – (Mechanical) fixed-wing watercraft with gas turbine engines, B1.3 – (Mechanical) rotary-wing watercraft with gas turbine engines, B2 – (Avionics) stock-still and rotary-wing aircraft. We have a brilliant, cost-effective package that consists of self-study training material and examinations and face-to-face training options, increasingly information is contained here If you just want to typesetting an viewing at one of tried locations then please refer to the viewing section of our website CASR Part 66 Licence Exclusion Removal Training E1, E4, E5 Exclusion Removal Training Instructor-Led (theory and practical) E1, E4, E5 Exclusion Removal Training Self-Study (theory) E12 Exclusion Removal Training (theory and practical) E3 coming soon CASR Part 66 Licence Requalification Training Requalification training for CASR Part 66 licensed engineers that have not met the requirements of exercising their licence privileges as laid out in the CASR Part 66 Manual of Standards (66.A.23) CASR Part 66 Licence Requalification Training CASR Part 66 B2 to B1 and B1 to B2 Licence Training Adding opposite Categories B1 or B2 to an once granted B2 or B1 licence is a fairly painless process and Aviation Australia can offer you world-class theory and practical training to get compliant for the using of the licence sought. B2 to B1.1 practical competency training courses B2 to B1.3 practical competency training courses B1 to B2 practical competency training courses Part 147TriedAircraft Type Training Aviation Australia utilises their own approvals and other Part 147’s approvals to offer the very weightier EASA and CASAWatercraftType Courses. Boeing 737 600/700/800/900 (CFM56) – B1.1 – Exclusion Removal (E1, E4, E5)  Boeing 737 600/700/800/900 (CFM56) – B1/B2 theory and POC Bell 412/Agusta AB412 – OJT Logbooks Beechcraft 300 Series King Air (PWC PT6) – B1.1 OJT Logbook Beechcraft 300 Series King Air (PWC PT6) – B1.1 Theory and POC Beechcraft 300 Series King Air (PWC PT6) – B2 Theory and POC Beechcraft 300 Series King Air (PWC PT6) – B2 OJT Logbook   Instructor-led short courses – Theory/Practical Competency Training CASR Part 66 Module 10 – Aviation Legislation (5 day course) CASR Part 66 Module 16 – Piston Engine (20 day course) Practical Competency Training – MEA209 (Remove and install watercraft oxygen system components) Practical Competency Training – MEA405 Composite Repair Techniques (AA63) Perform Borescope Inspections – MEA366 Online training and courses Prevent Ozone Depleting Substance and Synthetic Greenhouse Gas Emissions (CPPFES2043A) – online short undertow Part 145 Initial and Continuation training AA-21a/b – Effective Leadership for Maintenance AA-53 – Environmentally Sustainable Work Practices (MSAENV272B/MSAENV472B) Part 66 Training Material and examinations Aviation Australia has a comprehensive, high-quality range of Part 66 compliant training material misogynist for purchase.  We are moreover tried to self-mastery CASR, EASA and GCAA Part 66 Basic Knowledge Examinations for A and B Category Licences.  For increasingly information please refer to the viewing section of our website. 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