EASA PART 66 B1.1 Intro Training

Airplane Turbine

Introduction to EASA Part 66 License – Category B1.1 (Aeroplanes Turbine)

Course Overview

Ready to become a licensed Aircraft Maintenance Engineer under EASA Part 66? This introductory training course is your first step toward earning the EASA Part 66 Category B1.1 (Turbine-Powered Aeroplanes) license – one of the most recognized certifications for certifying staff in Europe and worldwide.

Designed for aspiring Aircraft Maintenance Engineers (AME) and professionals transitioning into aircraft maintenance, this program gives you a clear roadmap of what it takes to work on modern commercial jet aircraft, from airframe structures and powerplant systems to the complex avionics that keep these machines flying safely.

Who Should Take This Course?

  • Aircraft maintenance students starting their EASA Part 66 journey
  • Technicians preparing for their Part 66 B1.1 licensing exams
  • Mechanics transitioning from general aviation into commercial turbine aircraft
  • Professionals seeking a structured foundation in airframe and powerplant engineering

What You Will Learn

This course introduces you to the complete B1.1 syllabus, covering all the theory you need for the EASA Part 66 Basic Knowledge requirements, including:

  • Module 1: Mathematics – the foundations of technical calculation
  • Module 2: Physics – applied principles for aircraft systems
  • Module 3: Electrical Fundamentals – circuits and aircraft electrical systems
  • Module 4: Electronic Fundamentals – the avionics backbone
  • Module 5: Digital Techniques & Electronic Instrument Systems
  • Module 6: Materials and Hardware
  • Module 7: Maintenance Practices
  • Module 8: Basic Aerodynamics
  • Module 9: Human Factors
  • Module 10: Aviation Legislation
  • Module 11: Aeroplane Aerodynamics, Structures and Systems
  • Module 15: Gas Turbine Engine
  • Module 17: Propeller

Why Choose Aero Maintenance HUB

Our training is built by and for aviation professionals: practical, focused, and aligned with real industry scenarios. Whether you are preparing for your licensing exams or simply strengthening your technical fundamentals, this course provides the safety mind-set and engineering understanding that matter most on the hangar floor.

Enroll now to start building your career in aircraft maintenance – or watch the intro video first.