This category B Aviation Legislation module details the legal framework in which Part-66 Licensed Engineers work. It describes the development of UK European and International Aviation Legislation and states the principle responsibilities of the UK CAA, EASA and ICAO, describing the relationship between them and other Aviation Authorities. The module explains Part-M, Part-66, Part-145, and Part-147 and Part-CAT and describes how they inter-relate the legislation relating to each. The module covers the purpose and requirements of Part-66 along with the various licence cat-egories, their scope and the requirements for obtaining each one.

The module next deals with the purpose and requirements of an EASA Part-145 Maintenance Organisation and explains the requirements and documentation associated with aircraft certification. Next the module covers the topic of Part-147 Training Organisations, their role and responsibilities within the licensing system. Finally the requirements of Part-CAT are explained including: Air Operator Certificate, Operators’ responsibilities, Documentation to be carried, Aircraft markings, Maintenance responsibility, Maintenance Management, Aircraft maintenance programs, Aircraft Technical Logbook, Maintenance records and modification logbooks, and finishing with Mandatory Occurrence Reporting.

Primary Target Group

• Engineering minded persons seeking to enter the sector
• Professionals working in the industry who wish to obtain or enhance their license privileges

Module Material

Online and downloadable detailed EASA and/or UK CAA approved Part 66 module study material.

Please see here for Commission Implementing Regulation (EU) 2023/989 changes for important information regarding module study, related examinations and certificate of recognition.

Use the drop-down menu to select either EASA, UKCAA or EASA & UKCAA for purchasing and access to the respective study resources.

For the differences in the Part 66 module topics and respective knowledge levels between UKCAA and EASA , please see here.

Recommended Requirements

Please see here for our computer requirements for accessing our online material.

Delivery Method

Self Study

Module Access 

35 day access to the module study material from day of purchase (additional 14 days access for EASA & UKCAA pathway)

Exams

Multi choice exam (essay for applicable modules 7A, 9A & 10). See Exam Centre section here for more information.

Certificate

EASA and/or UKCAA Part 147 Approved type Certificate of Recognition (Examination Only)